Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

movement, and the essence with which they move are
all "breathed" through the mystic channels. The
semen-like drops should be understood in a mystic
sense of Buddhahood. Solely under these conditions
will the Buddha-body be not only visualized, but also
existing in fact, integrating Buddha-qualities into a real
Buddha-body. This is the main purpose of the second
initiation of the anuttarayoga.
E. The Perfect Yoga
1. Second Initiation
a. Breathing, or Holy Energies. From coarse to fine,
vulgar to psychic, gross to subtle, and from violence to
quietness, breathing practice is taught and practiced in
both Hinayana and Mahayana, forming a good
foundation for breathing in the Vajrayana.
The five different energies have specific functions in the
different positions of the Buddha-body. Vajrayana
points this out in detail to the practitioner. When one
practices tummo yoga in the second initiation, it should
be done in the following sequence: first, light bottle-like
deep breathing; and second, heavy, bottle-like, deepest
breathing. This should be done until a certain degree of
realization is attained and the functions of the five
energies are utilized.
Certain naive Hinayana believers claim they also have
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