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(1694-1748) said, "The human understanding is naturally right and has within itself a strength sufficient to arrive at the knowledge of truth and to distinguish it from error." Menander (342-291 BC) said: "Our mind is God." Both Western and Eastern scholars emphasize that the mind should be brought under control. Horace said, "Rule your mind, which, if it is not your servant, is your master. Curb it with a bit; bind it with a chain." Publilius Syrus (circa 43 B.C.) said, "A wise man will be master of his mind, while a fool will be its slave." Marcus Aurelius said, "The mind unmastered by passions is a very citadel; for a man, no fortress more impregnable wherein to find refuge and be untaken forever." William Hazlitt (1778-1830) said, "The mind of man is like a clock that is always running down, and requires to be as constantly wound up." However, Western scholars do not know how to train the mind, nor how to rid it of disturbance, sleepiness, and worldly delusions. 1. Samatha A bit may control an entire horse, and a chain may restrain a mad lion, but they could do nothing for the mind, which is formless. A clock which has stopped may be wound up, but the sleeping mind cannot be "wound up" without awakening. It is a matter of religion and yoga, not only of ethics. All religions have some 850
degree of methods to train the mind, but Buddhist samatha is the best among them. The following nine steps should be practiced until certain achievement is attained. a. Inward Abiding: to be able to draw back the mind from pursuing outward evil thoughts and settle it well on inward sight. b. Continuous Abiding: to be able to make the mind continually abide on the inward sight. c. Well Abiding: if thought falls away from the inward sight, it is fixed firmly again upon it. d. Near the Good Abiding: all outward thoughts are on the inward sight. e. Overwhelming: the outward thoughts have been overwhelmed by the inward sight. f. Silence: the mind has been pacified and resides in silence. g. Deep Silence: The sleepy mind and the distracted mind are overwhelmed by the deep silence. h. One-Pointed Attention: the mind always pays attention to only one point; that is, the inward sight, without even moving a little or ceasing attention for a short time. i. Equal Abiding: the mind itself is always equally abiding everywhere and without forceful compulsion. Regarding inward sight, there are many points along the median channel (between the eyebrows, on the tip of the nose, between one's breasts, on the inside of the navel, 851
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Buddhist Meditation Systematic and
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Chapter II……………………
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3 Zhi Yi D Preparations in other re
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SAMATHA MUST BE PRACTICED TO OBTAIN
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1 As practiced separately: the prac
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Vajrayana? Chapter XI…………
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C How Anuttarayoga excels the lower
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B Troubles and treatments 1 Temptat
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2 Hinduism vs Buddhism 3 Regarding
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Foreword The enquiry into absolute
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Foreword to the 1980 Edition This b
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The present edition is the result o
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appendix to this book. Having thus
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Foreword to the 2011 Revised Editio
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NAMO TASSA BHAGAVATO ARAHATO SAMMAS
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Who ranged five trees below of Budd
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lessing of the Buddhas that I was b
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Here should begin the account of my
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quietness of his hermitage. Mr. Che
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constantly accompanied by the Bodhi
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ancient ones (Nyingmapa). The hermi
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Fourthly, there is the Guru of the
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this opportunity for solitary medit
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few disciples, if any at all. Some
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Through giving up, one only gains,
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Outwardly we must appear poor and b
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HOMAGE TO THE BUDDHA SAKYAMUNI AND
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correspondence between place and mi
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The prophecy about it is that if th
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elsewhere, and in different times a
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scant records of this because of la
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Buddhism was in its ascendance. Com
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3. An outright rejection of the Chu
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allowed no one to disturb me. Durin
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Buddhist. At once he began to suffe
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another; the pursuit of fame; money
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age, decay, and death. Is it surpri
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TO THE FIVE TATHAGATAS CHAPTER II W
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arer still in combination. There ar
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majority of the population, so it i
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through living a wrong life in whic
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meditation, and their practice will
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consciousness ego, how can we ever
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are descriptions of negative purpos
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thought to himself, "This guru is s
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through all the methods given in th
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HOMAGE TO THE MAHABODHISATTVAS MANJ
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egins, and these Buddhas of meditat
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the Chinese word there may be group
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which yana he is dealing; and, fina
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discovered in this way, and the res
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erroneous comparisons between defin
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definitions of samadhi given in dif
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These three C's (Cause, Course, and
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attainment of superior states of en
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From their practice some pleasure i
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Not only do they mix together Hinay
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all the states described are accord
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he may easily go astray. Scholars w
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3. Another classification of insigh
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Dharmakaya is found in freedom from
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notebook in which all the subjects
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According to the Buddhas' instructi
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. The Four Diligences (samyakprahan
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It is important to emphasize Right
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ightness came a splendid image of t
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following diagram is given. Fig. 1
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a. The lower practitioner for him t
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about the preparations which must b
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Particularly in the last three term
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Where the world "meditate" does occ
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in a grammar school or technical sc
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1. Personal Conditions of Preparati
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should be devoted to the regular pr
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particulars in the complex science
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leather or cloth. d. It is common s
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matter of patience and practice bef
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The higher the goal desired the mor
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HOMAGE TO THE MAHABODHISATTVAS AVAL
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and earnestly should we pray to him
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headings, but due to limitations of
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desired. v. The Buddha is thought o
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The Balance of Ancient Essays. "Thi
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which are formed by eight surroundi
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divided Bodhicitta into five stages
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v. Unexcelled Bodhicitta (Anuttara-
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It is the same with everyone who ha
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"Though he should live a hundred ye
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should create as many mind-bodies a
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all of which are concerned with men
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The aspirant to full Buddhahood mus
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veil are both destroyed by samadhi,
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However, as we interpret Nirvana, o
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1. the joy of present dharmas—eve
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HOMAGE TO THE PRECIOUS DHARMA IN TH
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is very vast in extent. b. Both wor
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terms "Three-yanas-in-one." This st
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Theravadins of the Southern Buddhis
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could be taught in the world of men
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In the well-known invocation to the
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Truly, they are well controlled in
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were not uncaused, nor were they ma
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so Chinese Mahayanists should not t
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yogas taught in Shingon. Not feelin
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Enlightened Master, then immediatel
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Mahayana teachings on sunyata are t
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After the Buddha's parinirvana, his
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ealized psychologically; thus, the
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HOMAGE TO THE BUDDHIST PROTECTORS,
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consorts). Here is a case in practi
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In the Avatamsaka Sutra the Buddha
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was a Hindu monastery, but I never
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the statue of the god was standing
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prove helpful to the Western Buddhi
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8. The Bible should be revised, lea
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2. Before samatha attainment, one's
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10. Before attainment of samatha, o
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that I regret my meditation is not
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a. The Prayoga of correspondence be
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In our second chapter, the seven co
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Sitting down cross-legged on the ca
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toes drawn together underneath the
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If one performs the nine steps, the
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steadfast understanding. If the min
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Here I offer you some personal know
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attended to, just as a person knows
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"liberations" or "places of victory
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and empty. c. The samatha of the De
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In the Abhidharma-kosa there are li
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c. One will feel some inward wind o
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HOMAGE TO JE TSONG-KHAPA, THE FOUR
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are the Buddha's personal teachings
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2. Samatha can repress the sorrows
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Hinayana meditation practices thoug
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turf for the foundations is foolish
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Orphanages and foundling hospitals
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Sleeping wherever a place is offere
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and then try to aid other beings. W
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the sense of mathematical quantity
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consequence; that is, past karma be
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will come. Think upon death thus, a
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At a subsequent meeting, Mr. Chen s
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a. The self-nature of this meditati
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a. All the twelve spokes of this wh
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motion, space of nothingness, and c
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develops doubts, which result in ac
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ii. By knowing the breath as long o
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Meditation: the impurity of the bod
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meditator can immediately see impur
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arranged according to my experience
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the Hinayana, although we shall see
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We have already talked in the last
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not expect any reward from doing go
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2. The five dull drivers may be eli
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we should practice the other aspect
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arises. iv. With more progress, we
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d. All dharmas are without self. Th
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Thus it was said that in those bein
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and not love the body. If the body
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previous three are included. This w
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any other religion). The Buddha onl
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f. Increase of wisdom (the meditati
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Mindfulness of the breath—include
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1. With the Japanese Tantra Bodily
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first practice the purification in
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wisdom of Buddhahood. b. Second: pr
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practices give fifteen methods. How
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2. To remember death, which comes a
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4. For the preliminary foundations,
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Chapter X HOMAGE TO JETSUN MILAREPA
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they were arguing about. He listene
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"outer." Ordinary humans, on the ot
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their general good; therefore, his
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The writer here requested that Mr.
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are praised there by that bodhisatt
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example of Xuan Zang: although he w
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phrases found in the Mahaparinirvan
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eligion philosophically; they only
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foresight into the future, or cause
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with practice, their void nature ca
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"As dew": Dew is like a bubble, qui
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Hinayana; they are the bodhicitta o
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meditation one intends to take lunc
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Part Two SUPPLEMENTARY DETAILS OF T
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Correspondence of Hinayana and Maha
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neither from sympathy nor from pain
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"concrete realization." 6. If one r
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Avalokitesvara, when suddenly he ma
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These meditations are specially bal
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time with earnest meditation and co
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so, their goal can only be the heav
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and found among the Vedanta Hindus.
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detail, so that sunyata is realized
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purity, and their opposites arc all
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ut we do not say that they have to
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next chapter). 8. Achala (Immovable
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away and completely unobtainable by
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l. Be Dharma-lord of Jambudvipa. Th
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Dharmadhatu. 3. He or she should re
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(Note well: Nobody should try these
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"They always want MORE," he said, a
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The assembly of the Dharma-Lotus Su
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time: the past, present, and future
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force thus may make all offerings,
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Buddha-nature (Buddhasvabhava) is p
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taken in the sense of mathematics,
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he was quite well practiced himself
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2. The Practice of Samapatti Two ty
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as such. If one continually changes
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2, (1)—(6)). Under walking, he fi
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They are: a. Visualization of the s
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a. These Pure Land meditations do n
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consciousness. The meditations base
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out that to study Buddhism one must
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meditation. There are two good foun
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Tai Xu's highest disciple was calle
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HOMAGE TO THE THREE GREAT YOGIS SUB
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odhisattvas; to them all we should
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all the material found in the Chine
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asis for these higher teachings. If
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Bhante noted here that there is nis
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These six all concern practices of
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Raise any finger, utter any sound,
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enable the many necessary things to
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uttered is exactly right. There is
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After preliminary notes, we come to
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many of them as to be equivalent to
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unattainability of the equivalence
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grown as great as the Dharmakaya. H
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c. Receive the assurance-realizatio
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these practices the complete sequen
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Sutra where it is said: "If any sen
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the false (the name given to illuso
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Chapter XIII HOMAGE TO PADMASAMBHAV
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could not have developed. According
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ut that the one who was truly devot
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They correspond to the sambhogakaya
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the ranks, from private to sergeant
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Our Dharma-knowledge comes through
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clarification we should make some c
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In the anuttarayoga doctrines there
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(These three only are found in Maha
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should not have given him an initia
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also a steadfast samatha of samapat
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question. Our attainment of Buddhah
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hundreds of these mystic diagrams.
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samapatti). The five elements: In t
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understand that nothing depicted th
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. In the void body, visualize the t
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eath is held for 72 cycles. "I have
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and meditated upon, but also that i
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This topic turned into a discussion
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corresponding male energy is the wi
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and satisfy her desires (providing
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lust and the love-action in sunyata
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Part One, A, 5, e). This all-pervad
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In this meditation, the most essent
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discussed. I managed to read about
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may then enter the lotus of the dak
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the mouth, as perspiration through
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This completes the twelve leaks, bu
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wrong place. According to the eight
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One, the thirteenth, says: "If you
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Third, take the semen up, identifyi
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equivalent to the thirteenth voidne
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in every place. Wherever one happen
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As to the ritual of this initiation
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Readers may see more on this method
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transference, for then she might he
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there is no clear way out of the Bu
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are correspondences with the first
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As a precaution, Mr. Chen admitted,
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Do single thing At single time No o
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Turning to page 122 of this work, t
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this stage and is thus able to give
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ut when my guru moved away from tha
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translated above! False upadesa (do
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Sutra discourse on the unattainabil
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shows and practice the yogic identi
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the Hinayana practices are given; f
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arising wisdom). This is the right
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inpoches have not received the init
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the heart. Over this jewel is a pro
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Chapter XV IS CHAN A MEDITATION? Mr
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First, Tathagata Chan of holy instr
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it! Indeed, after the time of the f
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Chan in one's daily life is very de
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stage, one may practice in daily li
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epent of their conceit in the hour
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Chapter XVI HOW TO RECOGNIZE AND TR
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ealized them." As guidance for the
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hermit, pride easily increases. One
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exhalations. When one counts the nu
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demons are mentioned and another gr
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c. Time. There is no time when they
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should think of me seated on the cr
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will practice very carefully. The d
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Enlightenment itself. If one really
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Once my friend, Mr. Chang, was medi
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of the void in Mahamudra—that all
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discuss it. c. Diseases Caused by P
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ut one should be very careful about
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Vajrayana, one always holds too str
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ancient sages. e. The Obstacle of A
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. Develop great bodhicitta. After l
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f. Caused by conditions of samatha
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iii. Vajrayana. The wisdom-light of
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the devas of formlessness (arupavac
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According to my experience, I will
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selfish ideal, but when one looks a
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Chapter XVII CONCLUSION A. Mr. Chen
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true Way. B. The Whole Process of M
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the necessary sunyata-conditions be
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make divisions into "I" and "mine,"
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make much progress in merging their
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disciplines of all three vehicles.
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Appendices APPENDIX I QUESTIONS AND
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(pratityasamutpada). Also, we shoul
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pride—then a guru will appear. Th
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has not Buddhist meditation come do
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yet tries to meditate, will find ou
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first sila, then samadhi (in the se
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seeing at that time my faith in him
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Lord Buddha's teeth." His mother wa
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g. Another benefit is that one gets
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At that time I was living in a cave
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to the bhiksus who also practice th
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The third sort of puja is the "secr
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then how should this be done? (See
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feel it is their duty to help one w
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I could point out increase of diges
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and then he should practice regular
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enunciation. Step by step, renuncia
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e. Now comes the time to renounce o
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nothing to teach us. Then they tell
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prolonged meditation on the rise an
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one has not realized that all are i
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4. In order to accomplish well the
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used." And he gave the mantra. Thus
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Enlightenment before us. Always mak
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have committed worldly sins and ens
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the gods dwelling there? (See also
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7. If one waits to accomplish all t
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For those desiring a regulated rebi
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secret function by which it has ski
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disciples then, nor the Christian W
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they are followers of the Enlighten
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Buddhism because he is aware that t
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Buddha. The emphasis on ethical con
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the teachings of non-self in the sk
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Suppose one completely destroys the
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permanence, happiness, and purity)
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Bhante here interjected, "'Mouth Ch
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c. Because of sublimation in sunyat
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sentient beings—such as those of
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There are ten occasions when this l
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c. The Vajrayana philosophy of six
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mapped. We should, then, further ex
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explanation to understand it. "Boys
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We should judge in this matter acco
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learned, and certainly very few peo
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were absorbed into the light of his
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must one get the appropriate abhise
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they abandon self-pride and false v
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Vows apply to this life (As the lis
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(3) May I gather the victorious and
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ead that the Buddhas cannot save th
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on the eighth stage and as they lis
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practice of Mahamudra and Great Per
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RUPA DHYANAS Pure states of samatha
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practice of all four yogas? 11. Are
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etween the yidam and other deities
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are very completely balanced. By pr
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Initiation (such as White Tara). 12
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iv. He has been a hermit for at lea
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him a false guru. e. If such comple
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always here. For instance, Padmasam
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who was inspired by the Exalted One
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Chinese temples there are different
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finding many consolations there, bu
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good methods in the position of con
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otherwise. The objects of the outwa
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Dharma preachings are organized in
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Only after one has practiced the se
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Alone, oh! do not let me gain The F
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There are three kinds of mandala, a
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epresent the top of Sumeru Mountain
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into two: i. Outwardly: offerings f
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Why did Padmasambhava fear misdeeds
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her felt tired and dropped the fan,
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Another dream indicating purity wou
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and samaya. 2. MANUPALAYA—Please
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3. Prostration a. The object of wor
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Behind one are different classes of
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The subject matter of this appendix
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can one take up daily life yoga? 4.
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functions of a Buddha are one's cen
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not take advantage of my waking and
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With a mind of good will say, "May
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congregating in lavatories, cesspoo
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textures of the food, regarding it
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From taking food carefully and thou
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KAHI. I do this every day with the
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obstacles along the eight-fold nobl
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dying person, phowa should be pract
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Always maintain a mind grateful for
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who could fly in the sky?" 30. Seei
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If one practices the Pure Land medi
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ways to cure it. Why should one tak
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Gui Zong then exclaimed, "What a wo
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I am sure, however, that instead of
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PART ONE The terms "human body" and
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general vision of the Dharmakaya is
Page 835 and 836: for saving the sentient beings shou
Page 837 and 838: appropriate meaning in each specifi
Page 839 and 840: When the hermitage-vajra is visuali
Page 841 and 842: stresses the Buddha transformation,
Page 843 and 844: twenty-four channels stemming from
Page 845 and 846: 19. A lion-shaped body, indicating
Page 847 and 848: them from Tibetan Lamas. For a comp
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Page 851 and 852: The name "evolutional yoga" itself
Page 853 and 854: have lustful thoughts?" If a selfis
Page 855 and 856: The Wisdom-Buddha's body in the Pur
Page 857 and 858: eathing practices. This is like pri
Page 859 and 860: these human parts must be cared for
Page 861 and 862: which are the tummo and the wisdom
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Page 865 and 866: never even dreamed of by the follow
Page 867 and 868: There are other reasons for the nec
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Page 871 and 872: een edited by Nyingmapa sages. Howe
Page 873 and 874: Because one dislikes one's own body
Page 875 and 876: One should create in one's meditati
Page 877 and 878: Buddha-body naturally remains in on
Page 879 and 880: whole system of transmutation, arra
Page 881 and 882: eginning to practice the good dharm
Page 883 and 884: virtues are: a. Non-killing b. Non-
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Page 891 and 892: occur. b. All the outside objects a
Page 893 and 894: self-witness and keep only the "kin
Page 895 and 896: only some functions of wisdom follo
Page 897 and 898: No unity, no diversity; No coming,
Page 899 and 900: Dharmadhatu, which, in great sunyat
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Page 903 and 904: of Buddhahood. Buddha taught it in
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Page 909 and 910: ight view of the non-duality of min
Page 911 and 912: manifestation of the truth, thus ap
Page 913 and 914: 2. Sacred Fulfilment One lives with
Page 915 and 916: is all sentient beings). (2) May I
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