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Non-Yana	Chan paves no way, leaves no traces, it is said: a Chanist goes the way of a bird. It is also said by the Chinese ancients that they did not like to hear the word Buddha or Buddhism.
2-Doctrines	Exoteric Doctrine			Esoteric Doctrine
2-Yanas	Yanas in the Position of Cause			Yanas in the Position of Consequence
3-Yanas	Hinayana		Mahayana	Vajrayana
6-Yanas (Eastern Tantra)	Sravakayana	Pratyekayana	Bodhisattva yana	Kriya Yoga	Carya Yoga	Yogic Yoga	Anuttara Yoga
9-Yanas (Western Tantra)	Sravakayana	Pratyekayana	Bodhisattva yana	Kriya Yoga	Carya Yoga	Yogic Yoga	Mahayoga	Anu-Yoga	Adhiyoga
12-Yanas (Nyingmapa Tantra)	Sravakayana	Pratyekayana	Bodhisattva yana	Kriya Yoga	Carya Yoga	Yogic Yoga	Mahayoga	Anu-Yoga	Adhiyoga	Simdhi	Numdhi	Mangadhi
15-Yanas (Nyingmapa Tantra)	Sravakayana	Pratyekayana	Bodhisattva yana	Kriya Yoga	Carya Yoga	Yogic Yoga	Mahayoga	Anu-Yoga	Adhiyoga	Simdhi	Numdhi	Mangadhi	Anuttara adhi yoga	Jeadhiyoga	Nyandhiyoga
4-Sunyatas	That of personality in mentality of human beings		That of both personality and dharma in mentality of visualized Buddha-body	That of both personality and dharma in mentality of visualized Buddha-body				That of both personality and dharma in both mentality and materiality in the visualized or accomplished Buddha-body
5-Right Views	That of non-egoism of personality		That of: 1. Only idealism (not ultimate) 2. The middle samapatti (ultimate)						That of sahaja prajna of Dharmakaya	That of great perfection or of natural purity
4-Universal Causations	That of Karma		That of: 1. Alaya (not ultimate) 2. Tathata (ultimate)	That of Dharmadhatu including both mental elements and material elements
5-Bodhicittas	1.That of good will 2.That of conduct 3.That of victorious significance			4. That of Samadhi				5. That of Kunda (wisdom drops - white and red)
4-Great Initiations	Some ordinations but not Tantric initiations			Common Tantric Initiations but not the great ones			The 1st great one	The 2nd & 3rd great ones	The 4th great one	Some special simplified highest beyond the four great ones
Essential Practices	1. Silas A Pancasilas B Darmabhadra, Karmamarga C Silas of Bhikshu, Bhikshuni, Siksramana, Sramanerika, Upasaka & Upasika 2. Dhyana & Prajna A 4 noble paths B 37 Bodhi C 9 Meditations on Death D 5 Meditations to settle the disturbed mind & be rid of 5 poisons E Non-egoism of personality	B.T.L.M. (Besides The Left Mentioned) There are 12 causations to be meditated on both ways, direct & reverse	B.T.L.M. 1. Silas A of Bodhicitta B of those won by evils. C 5 mulapattis of the King. D 5 mulapattis of the officials or officers. E 8 mulapattis of the entering into the Mahayana F 46 Apatis G Ethics leading to working for the benefit of others. 2. Dhyana and Prajna A Meditate on 18 Voidness B 10 or 6 Paramitas C Many good deeds for others D Meditate on 10 Mystic Gates E 5 paths & 10 Bhumis or stages F Learn Pancavidya; they are sabda, Cikitsa, Hetu Adhyatma and Silpakarmasthana.	B.T.L.M. 1. Silas A 3 Samaya B Vajra Silas 2. Dhyana & Prajna A 18 ways to serve Buddhas B 6 holiness & 4 outer branches of repetition C Life wind practice D Non-egoism of personality & dharma in visualized Buddha-body & his pure land (more stress on A & B above)	B.T.L.M. 1. Silas same as left. 2. Dhyana & Prajna A 6 holiness & 4 inner branches of repetition. B Life Wind practice C Non-egoism of personality & dharma in visualized Buddha-body and his pure land (more stress on B & C above)	B.T.L.M. 1. Silas same as to the left 2. Dhyana & Prajna A Garbhadhatu repetition; among them the visualization of Five Elements Pagoda is the important one. B Vajradhatu repetitions; among them the visualization of Five Forms of Buddha-body is the most important one. C Homas	B.T.L.M. 1. Silas A 14 Tantric mulapattis B 8 Tantric sins are forbidden. C 5 silas of Buddhas D 5 silas of Dakinis 2. Dhyana & Prajna A The evolutional yoga (utpatti karma of Buddha's personality) 3 conditions: a. Holy pride, b. Clarity, c. Duration B Buddha's wind practice	B.T.L.M. 1. Silas same as to the left 2. Dhyana & Prajna A Perfect Yoga (Utpanna karma) wisdom energy , wisdom nerve, wisdom drops B Vajra love visualization (2nd initiation) & with Dakini (3rd initiation) C Six Secret Yoga in general (psychic heat, maya body, dream, light, bardo and Phowa; or five methods in particular of Guhyasamaja's Vajrajapa, Cittavisudhi, Svadhisthana Sukkabhisambodhi & Yuganadha; or six methods in particular of Kalacakra as Pratyahara, Dhyana, Pranayama, Dharana, Anusmrtri and Samadhi	B.T.L.M. 1. Silas same as to the left 2. Dhyana & Prajna A Mahamudra identifies with the four bliss. B Mahamudra identifies with the maya body. C Mahamudra in the final stage of Yuganaddha	B.T.L.M. 1. Silas of Dharmata as non-substance, great, aloneness, & naturalness. 2. Dhyana & Prajna A Checho B Torga (with stress more on Checho)	B.T.L.M. Stress more on Torga	B.T.L.M. Checho & Torga identify with the Guru's special instruction	B.T.L.M. All are based upon the secret and essential oral instructions of the accomplished Guru.	B.T.L.M. 18 essential volumes of the entire control of enlightenment	B.T.L.M. A The entire control of all controls of the highest perfect enlightenment B The highest oral instructino of full enlightenment in a rainbow -light body without death achieved in only one week
Breathings	1. Human breathing practiced thru its number, color with Samatha 2. Meditative breathing practiced in samapatti of non-egoism of personality and dharma			In Tantric repetition	In Tantric visualization	In 5 Forms of Buddha-body	In evolutional yoga	In wisdom nerve & wisdom energy	Identify with Mahamudra	Identify with Checho	Identify with Torga	with secret oral instruction	with holy light in samadhi body	in the wisdom body	in a rainbow-light body
Buddhakayas	No (Arhat)	No (not real Buddha)	1. Nirmanakaya 2. Sambhogakaya 3. Dharmakaya	1,2,3 & 4. Sahajakaya or Svabhavikakaya (the inborn body or the entity body)				1,2,3,4, & 5. Mahasukhakaya		Beyond the five at left there is a rainbow-like holy-light kaya without death as that of Padmasambhava.
Period to achieve in	1,2,3 lives	100 Kalpas	Three great Asamkhyeya-kalpas	16 lives			Within One Lifetime
Available Translations	The Golden Discipline, The Kalama Sutra, The Dhammapada, The Buddhabhasita Darmabhadra, Karmamarga Sutra. Hinayana Tripitaka has been translated completely by Pali Text Society of London and some translations by Ceylon Mahabodhi Society also.		Some important Mahayana sutras have been translated but most are incomplete. Avatamsaka, Surangama, Lankavatara, the great and the small Sukhavati sutras, the Bhaisajya Guru Vaidurya-Prabhasa sutra, Maha Prajna Paramita Hridaya, the great volume of Mahaprajna Paramita sutra, Vajra Prajna Paramita sutra, Saddharma Pundarika, Sraddatpada sastra, Mahayana Silas; about 4% of Mahayana texts have been translated.	The higher the Yana and its texts, the lesser are its translations. The four Tibetan books translated by Kazi Dawa-Samdup; among them the Six Secret Doctrines of Tibetan Yoga and the Book of the Dead are the important ones. Readers should study these texts but pass by the editor's introduction and explanations as there is some confusion and some mistakes. Mystic tales of Lama Taranatha, the Ten Thousand Songs of Milarepa, the Messages of Milarepa, Nispannayogavali, the introduction to Kalachakra Sekoddesa; the Hevajra Tantra, the Tara Meditation (See Chen Booklet New No. 79), the Yoga of Daily Life (See Chen Booklet New No. 71), the Four Foundations of Tibetan Tantra (See Chen Booklet New No. 70).

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-| colspan="15"|Chan paves no way, leaves no traces, it is said: a Chanist goes the way of a bird. It is also said by the Chinese ancients that they did not like to hear the word Buddha or Buddhism.
+| colspan="15"|Chan paves no way, leaves no traces, it is said: a Chanist goes the way of a {{Wiki|bird}}. It is also said by the {{Wiki|Chinese}} ancients that they did not like to hear the [[word]] [[Buddha]] or [[Buddhism]].
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+| colspan="3" style="text-align: center;"|Exoteric [[Doctrine]]
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-|style="text-align: center;"|Bodhisattva yana
+|style="text-align: center;"|Bodhisattva [[yana]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Kriya Yoga
+|style="text-align: center;"|Kriya [[Yoga]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Carya Yoga
+|style="text-align: center;"|Carya [[Yoga]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Yogic Yoga
+|style="text-align: center;"|Yogic [[Yoga]]
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-|style="text-align: center;"|Kriya Yoga
+|style="text-align: center;"|Kriya [[Yoga]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Carya Yoga
+|style="text-align: center;"|Carya [[Yoga]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Yogic Yoga
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 |style="text-align: center;"|Pratyekayana
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+|style="text-align: center;"|Bodhisattva [[yana]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Kriya Yoga
+|style="text-align: center;"|Kriya [[Yoga]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Carya Yoga
+|style="text-align: center;"|Carya [[Yoga]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Yogic Yoga
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-|style="text-align: center;"|Kriya Yoga
+|style="text-align: center;"|Kriya [[Yoga]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Carya Yoga
+|style="text-align: center;"|Carya [[Yoga]]
-|style="text-align: center;"|Yogic Yoga
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-|style="text-align: center;"|Anuttara<br/> adhi yoga
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-|colspan="2"|That of personality<br/> in mentality of<br/> human beings
+|colspan="2"|That of [[personality]]<br/> in [[mentality]] of<br/> [[human beings]]
-|That of both<br/> personality and<br/> dharma in mentality<br/> of visualized<br/> Buddha-body
+|That of both<br/> [[personality]] and<br/> [[dharma]] in [[mentality]]<br/> of visualized<br/> [[Buddha-body]]
-|colspan="4"|That of both personality and dharma in mentality<br/> of visualized Buddha-body
+|colspan="4"|That of both [[personality]] and [[dharma]] in [[mentality]]<br/> of visualized [[Buddha-body]]
-|colspan="8"|That of both personality and dharma in both mentality and materiality in the visualized or accomplished Buddha-body
+|colspan="8"|That of both [[personality]] and [[dharma]] in both [[mentality]] and materiality in the visualized or accomplished [[Buddha-body]]
 |-
-|5-Right Views
+|5-Right [[Views]]
-|colspan="2"|That of non-egoism<br/> of personality
+|colspan="2"|That of non-egoism<br/> of [[personality]]
-|colspan="6"|That of: 1. Only idealism (not ultimate) 2. The middle samapatti (ultimate)
+|colspan="6"|That of: 1. Only {{Wiki|idealism}} (not [[ultimate]]) 2. The middle [[samapatti]] ([[ultimate]])
-|That of <br/>sahaja prajna<br/> of Dharmakaya
+|That of <br/>sahaja [[prajna]]<br/> of [[Dharmakaya]]
-|colspan="6"|That of great perfection<br/> or of natural purity
+|colspan="6"|That of [[great perfection]]<br/> or of [[natural purity]]
 |-
 |4-Universal Causations
-|colspan="2"|That of Karma
+|colspan="2"|That of [[Karma]]
-|That of:<br/> 1. Alaya <br/>(not ultimate) <br/>2. Tathata<br/> (ultimate)
+|That of:<br/> 1. [[Alaya]] <br/>(not [[ultimate]]) <br/>2. [[Tathata]]<br/> ([[ultimate]])
-|colspan="12"|That of Dharmadhatu including both mental elements and material elements
+|colspan="12"|That of [[Dharmadhatu]] including both [[mental]] [[elements]] and {{Wiki|material}} [[elements]]
 |-
 |5-Bodhicittas
-|colspan="3"|1.That of good will<br/> 2.That of conduct<br/> 3.That of victorious significance
+|colspan="3"|1.That of [[good will]]<br/> 2.That of conduct<br/> 3.That of victorious significance
-|colspan="4"|4. That of Samadhi
+|colspan="4"|4. That of [[Samadhi]]
-|colspan="8"|5. That of Kunda (wisdom drops - white and red)
+|colspan="8"|5. That of Kunda ([[wisdom]] drops - white and red)
 |-
 |4-Great Initiations
-|colspan="3"|Some ordinations but not Tantric initiations
+|colspan="3"|Some ordinations but not [[Tantric]] initiations
-|colspan="3"|Common Tantric Initiations but not the great ones
+|colspan="3"|Common [[Tantric]] Initiations but not the great ones
 |The 1st <br/>great one
 |The 2nd & <br/>3rd great ones
 |The 4th great one
-|colspan="6"|Some special simplified highest beyond the four great ones
+|colspan="6"|Some special simplified [[highest]] [[beyond]] the four great ones
 |-
-|Essential<br/> Practices
+|[[Essential]]<br/> Practices
 |1. Silas<br/><br/>
 '''A''' Pancasilas<br/>
 '''B''' Darmabhadra,<br/> Karmamarga<br/>
-'''C''' Silas of<br/> Bhikshu,<br/> Bhikshuni,<br/> Siksramana,<br/> Sramanerika,<br/> Upasaka &<br/> Upasika
+'''C''' Silas of<br/> [[Bhikshu]],<br/> [[Bhikshuni]],<br/> Siksramana,<br/> Sramanerika,<br/> [[Upasaka]] &<br/> [[Upasika]]
-. Dhyana &<br/> Prajna<br/><br/>
+. [[Dhyana]] &<br/> [[Prajna]]<br/><br/>
-'''A''' 4 noble paths<br/>
+'''A''' 4 [[noble paths]]<br/>
-'''B''' 37 Bodhi<br/>
+'''B''' 37 [[Bodhi]]<br/>
-'''C''' 9 Meditations <br/>on Death<br/>
+'''C''' 9 [[Meditations]] <br/>on [[Death]]<br/>
-'''D''' 5 Meditations <br/>to settle<br/> the disturbed<br/> mind &<br/> be rid of <br/>5 poisons<br/>
+'''D''' 5 [[Meditations]] <br/>to settle<br/> the disturbed<br/> [[mind]] &<br/> be rid of <br/>5 [[poisons]]<br/>
-'''E''' Non-egoism of <br/>personality
+'''E''' Non-egoism of <br/>[[personality]]
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
 (Besides The<br/> Left Mentioned)<br/>
-There are 12<br/> causations to<br/> be meditated<br/> on both ways,<br/> direct &<br/> reverse
+There are 12<br/> causations to<br/> be [[meditated]]<br/> on both ways,<br/> direct &<br/> reverse
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
 . Silas<br/><br/>
-'''A''' of Bodhicitta<br/>
+'''A''' of [[Bodhicitta]]<br/>
-'''B''' of those won by<br/> evils.<br/>
+'''B''' of those won by<br/> [[evils]].<br/>
-'''C''' 5 mulapattis of<br/> the King.<br/>
+'''C''' 5 mulapattis of<br/> the [[King]].<br/>
 '''D''' 5 mulapattis of<br/> the officials<br/> or officers.<br/>
-'''E''' 8 mulapattis of<br/> the entering<br/> into the Mahayana<br/>
+'''E''' 8 mulapattis of<br/> the entering<br/> into the [[Mahayana]]<br/>
 '''F''' 46 Apatis<br/>
-'''G''' Ethics leading to<br/> working for the<br/> benefit of others.<br/>
+'''G''' [[Ethics]] leading to<br/> working for the<br/> {{Wiki|benefit}} of others.<br/>
-. Dhyana and<br/> Prajna<br/><br/>
+. [[Dhyana]] and<br/> [[Prajna]]<br/><br/>
-'''A''' Meditate on 18<br/> Voidness<br/>
+'''A''' [[Meditate]] on 18<br/> [[Voidness]]<br/>
-'''B''' 10 or 6 Paramitas<br/>
+'''B''' 10 or 6 [[Paramitas]]<br/>
-'''C''' Many good deeds<br/> for others<br/>
+'''C''' Many [[good deeds]]<br/> for others<br/>
-'''D''' Meditate on 10<br/> Mystic Gates<br/>
+'''D''' [[Meditate]] on 10<br/> [[Mystic]] Gates<br/>
-'''E''' 5 paths &<br/> 10 Bhumis <br/>or stages<br/>
+'''E''' 5 [[paths]] &<br/> 10 [[Bhumis]] <br/>or stages<br/>
-'''F''' Learn Pancavidya;<br/> they are sabda,<br/> Cikitsa,<br/> Hetu Adhyatma<br/> and<br/> Silpakarmasthana.
+'''F''' Learn [[Pancavidya]];<br/> they are sabda,<br/> Cikitsa,<br/> [[Hetu]] Adhyatma<br/> and<br/> Silpakarmasthana.
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
 . Silas<br/><br/>
-'''A''' 3 Samaya<br/>
+'''A''' 3 [[Samaya]]<br/>
-'''B''' Vajra Silas<br/>
+'''B''' [[Vajra]] Silas<br/>
-. Dhyana &<br/> Prajna<br/><br/>
+. [[Dhyana]] &<br/> [[Prajna]]<br/><br/>
-'''A''' 18 ways to <br/>serve Buddhas<br/>
+'''A''' 18 ways to <br/>serve [[Buddhas]]<br/>
 '''B''' 6 holiness &<br/> 4 outer<br/> branches of<br/> repetition<br/>
-'''C''' Life wind<br/> practice<br/>
+'''C''' [[Life]] [[wind]]<br/> practice<br/>
-'''D''' Non-egoism<br/> of<br/> personality &<br/> dharma in <br/>visualized<br/> Buddha-body &<br/> his pure land<br/> (more stress <br/>on A & B<br/> above)<br/>
+'''D''' Non-egoism<br/> of<br/> [[personality]] &<br/> [[dharma]] in <br/>visualized<br/> [[Buddha-body]] &<br/> his [[pure land]]<br/> (more [[stress]] <br/>on A & B<br/> above)<br/>
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
 . Silas same <br/>as left.<br/><br/>
-. Dhyana &<br/> Prajna<br/><br/>
+. [[Dhyana]] &<br/> [[Prajna]]<br/><br/>
 '''A''' 6 holiness &<br/> 4 inner <br/>branches of<br/> repetition.<br/>
-'''B''' Life Wind <br/>practice<br/>
+'''B''' [[Life]] [[Wind]] <br/>practice<br/>
-'''C''' Non-egoism<br/> of <br/>personality & <br/>dharma in <br/>visualized <br/>Buddha-body<br/> and his <br/>pure land<br/> (more stress<br/> on B & C<br/> above)
+'''C''' Non-egoism<br/> of <br/>[[personality]] & <br/>[[dharma]] in <br/>visualized <br/>[[Buddha-body]]<br/> and his <br/>[[pure land]]<br/> (more [[stress]]<br/> on B & C<br/> above)
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
 . Silas same<br/> as to the left<br/><br/>
-. Dhyana &<br/> Prajna<br/><br/>
+. [[Dhyana]] &<br/> [[Prajna]]<br/><br/>
-'''A''' Garbhadhatu <br/>repetition;<br/> among them<br/> the<br/> visualization<br/> of <br/>Five Elements<br/> Pagoda<br/> is the<br/> important one.<br/>
+'''A''' [[Garbhadhatu]] <br/>repetition;<br/> among them<br/> the<br/> [[visualization]]<br/> of <br/>[[Five Elements]]<br/> [[Pagoda]]<br/> is the<br/> important one.<br/>
-'''B''' Vajradhatu<br/> repetitions;<br/> among them<br/> the <br/>visualization<br/> of<br/> Five Forms of<br/> Buddha-body<br/> is the most<br/> important one.<br/>
+'''B''' [[Vajradhatu]]<br/> repetitions;<br/> among them<br/> the <br/>[[visualization]]<br/> of<br/> Five [[Forms]] of<br/> [[Buddha-body]]<br/> is the most<br/> important one.<br/>
 '''C''' Homas
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
 . Silas<br/><br/>
-'''A''' 14 Tantric<br/> mulapattis<br/>
+'''A''' 14 [[Tantric]]<br/> mulapattis<br/>
-'''B''' 8 Tantric<br/> sins are<br/> forbidden.<br/>
+'''B''' 8 [[Tantric]]<br/> [[sins]] are<br/> forbidden.<br/>
-'''C''' 5 silas<br/> of Buddhas<br/>
+'''C''' 5 silas<br/> of [[Buddhas]]<br/>
-'''D''' 5 silas<br/> of Dakinis<br/>
+'''D''' 5 silas<br/> of [[Dakinis]]<br/>
-. Dhyana &<br/> Prajna<br/><br/>
+. [[Dhyana]] &<br/> [[Prajna]]<br/><br/>
-'''A''' The<br/> evolutional<br/> yoga<br/> (utpatti<br/> karma of<br/> Buddha's<br/> personality)<br/> 3<br/> conditions:<br/> a. Holy<br/> pride,<br/> b. Clarity,<br/> c. Duration<br/>
+'''A''' The<br/> evolutional<br/> [[yoga]]<br/> (utpatti<br/> [[karma]] of<br/> [[Buddha's]]<br/> [[personality]])<br/> 3<br/> [[conditions]]:<br/> a. Holy<br/> {{Wiki|pride}},<br/> b. Clarity,<br/> c. [[Duration]]<br/>
-'''B''' Buddha's wind<br/> practice<br/>
+'''B''' [[Buddha's]] [[wind]]<br/> practice<br/>
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
 . Silas same<br/> as to<br/> the left<br/><br/>
-. Dhyana &<br/> Prajna<br/><br/>
+. [[Dhyana]] &<br/> [[Prajna]]<br/><br/>
-'''A''' Perfect <br/>Yoga<br/> (Utpanna<br/> karma)<br/> wisdom energy<br/>, wisdom nerve,<br/> wisdom drops<br/>
+'''A''' Perfect <br/>[[Yoga]]<br/> (Utpanna<br/> [[karma]])<br/> [[wisdom]] [[energy]]<br/>, [[wisdom]] nerve,<br/> [[wisdom]] drops<br/>
-'''B''' Vajra love<br/> visualization<br/> (2nd <br/>initiation) &<br/> with Dakini<br/> (3rd initiation)<br/>
+'''B''' [[Vajra]] [[love]]<br/> [[visualization]]<br/> (2nd <br/>[[initiation]]) &<br/> with [[Dakini]]<br/> (3rd [[initiation]])<br/>
-'''C''' Six Secret<br/> Yoga<br/> in general<br/> (psychic heat,<br/> maya body,<br/> dream,<br/> light,<br/> bardo<br/> and Phowa;<br/> or five<br/> methods in<br/> particular of<br/> Guhyasamaja's<br/> Vajrajapa,<br/> Cittavisudhi,<br/> Svadhisthana<br/> Sukkabhisambodhi &<br/> Yuganadha;<br/> or six<br/> methods in<br/> particular of<br/> Kalacakra<br/> as Pratyahara,<br/> Dhyana,<br/> Pranayama,<br/> Dharana,<br/> Anusmrtri<br/> and Samadhi
+'''C''' Six Secret<br/> [[Yoga]]<br/> in {{Wiki|general}}<br/> ([[psychic]] {{Wiki|heat}},<br/> [[maya]] [[body]],<br/> [[dream]],<br/> [[light]],<br/> [[bardo]]<br/> and [[Phowa]];<br/> or five<br/> methods in<br/> particular of<br/> Guhyasamaja's<br/> Vajrajapa,<br/> Cittavisudhi,<br/> Svadhisthana<br/> Sukkabhisambodhi &<br/> Yuganadha;<br/> or six<br/> methods in<br/> particular of<br/> [[Kalacakra]]<br/> as Pratyahara,<br/> [[Dhyana]],<br/> [[Pranayama]],<br/> Dharana,<br/> Anusmrtri<br/> and [[Samadhi]]
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
 . Silas same<br/> as to<br/> the left<br/><br/>
-. Dhyana &<br/> Prajna<br/><br/>
+. [[Dhyana]] &<br/> [[Prajna]]<br/><br/>
-'''A''' Mahamudra<br/> identifies<br/> with the<br/> four bliss.<br/>
+'''A''' [[Mahamudra]]<br/> identifies<br/> with the<br/> four [[bliss]].<br/>
-'''B''' Mahamudra<br/> identifies<br/> with the<br/> maya body.<br/>
+'''B''' [[Mahamudra]]<br/> identifies<br/> with the<br/> [[maya]] [[body]].<br/>
-'''C''' Mahamudra<br/> in the<br/> final stage<br/> of Yuganaddha<br/>
+'''C''' [[Mahamudra]]<br/> in the<br/> final stage<br/> of [[Yuganaddha]]<br/>
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
-. Silas of<br/> Dharmata as<br/> non-substance,<br/> great,<br/> aloneness,<br/> & naturalness.<br/><br/>
+. Silas of<br/> [[Dharmata]] as<br/> non-substance,<br/> great,<br/> aloneness,<br/> & naturalness.<br/><br/>
-. Dhyana &<br/> Prajna<br/><br/>
+. [[Dhyana]] &<br/> [[Prajna]]<br/><br/>
 '''A''' Checho<br/>
-'''B''' Torga<br/> (with<br/> stress<br/> more on<br/> Checho)<br/>
+'''B''' Torga<br/> (with<br/> [[stress]]<br/> more on<br/> Checho)<br/>
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
-Stress<br/> more on<br/> Torga
+[[Stress]]<br/> more on<br/> Torga
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
-Checho &<br/> Torga<br/> identify with<br/> the Guru's<br/> special<br/> instruction
+Checho &<br/> Torga<br/> identify with<br/> the [[Guru's]]<br/> special<br/> instruction
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
-All are<br/> based<br/> upon<br/> the secret<br/> and<br/> essential<br/> oral<br/> instructions<br/> of the<br/> accomplished <br/>Guru.
+All are<br/> based<br/> upon<br/> the secret<br/> and<br/> [[essential]]<br/> oral<br/> instructions<br/> of the<br/> accomplished <br/>[[Guru]].
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
-<br/> essential<br/> volumes<br/> of the<br/> entire <br/>control of<br/> enlightenment
+<br/> [[essential]]<br/> volumes<br/> of the<br/> entire <br/>control of<br/> [[enlightenment]]
 |B.T.L.M.<br/>
-'''A''' The entire<br/> control of<br/> all<br/> controls of<br/> the highest<br/> perfect<br/> enlightenment<br/>
+'''A''' The entire<br/> control of<br/> all<br/> controls of<br/> the [[highest]]<br/> perfect<br/> [[enlightenment]]<br/>
-'''B''' The highest<br/> oral<br/> instructino<br/> of full<br/> enlightenment<br/> in a <br/>rainbow<br/>-light body<br/> without<br/> death<br/> achieved in<br/> only one<br/> week<br/>
+'''B''' The [[highest]]<br/> oral<br/> instructino<br/> of full<br/> [[enlightenment]]<br/> in a <br/>rainbow<br/>-[[light]] [[body]]<br/> without<br/> [[death]]<br/> achieved in<br/> only one<br/> week<br/>
 |-
 |Breathings
-|colspan="3"| 1. Human breathing practiced thru its number,<br/> color with Samatha<br/> 2. Meditative breathing practiced in samapatti<br/> of non-egoism of personality and dharma
+|colspan="3"| 1. [[Human]] {{Wiki|breathing}} practiced thru its number,<br/> {{Wiki|color}} with [[Samatha]]<br/> 2. [[Meditative]] {{Wiki|breathing}} practiced in [[samapatti]]<br/> of non-egoism of [[personality]] and [[dharma]]
-|In Tantric<br/> repetition
+|In [[Tantric]]<br/> repetition
-|In Tantric<br/> visualization
+|In [[Tantric]]<br/> [[visualization]]
-|In 5 Forms<br/> of <br/>Buddha-body
+|In 5 [[Forms]]<br/> of <br/>[[Buddha-body]]
-|In evolutional<br/> yoga
+|In evolutional<br/> [[yoga]]
-|In wisdom<br/> nerve &<br/> wisdom energy
+|In [[wisdom]]<br/> nerve &<br/> [[wisdom]] [[energy]]
-|Identify with<br/> Mahamudra
+|Identify with<br/> [[Mahamudra]]
 |Identify with<br/> Checho
 |Identify with<br/> Torga
 |with<br/> secret oral<br/> instruction
-|with<br/> holy light<br/> in samadhi<br/> body
+|with<br/> holy [[light]]<br/> in [[samadhi]]<br/> [[body]]
-|in the <br/>wisdom body
+|in the <br/>[[wisdom]] [[body]]
-|in a <br/>rainbow-light<br/> body
+|in a <br/>rainbow-light<br/> [[body]]
 |-
 |Buddhakayas
-|No (Arhat)
+|No ([[Arhat]])
-|No (not real Buddha)
+|No (not {{Wiki|real}} [[Buddha]])
-|1. Nirmanakaya<br/>2. Sambhogakaya<br/>3. Dharmakaya
+|1. [[Nirmanakaya]]<br/>2. [[Sambhogakaya]]<br/>3. [[Dharmakaya]]
-|colspan="4"|1,2,3 & 4. Sahajakaya or Svabhavikakaya<br/>(the inborn body or the entity body)
+|colspan="4"|1,2,3 & 4. Sahajakaya or [[Svabhavikakaya]]<br/>(the inborn [[body]] or the {{Wiki|entity}} [[body]])
 |colspan="2"|1,2,3,4, & 5. Mahasukhakaya
-|colspan="6"|Beyond the five at left there is a rainbow-like holy-light kaya without death<br/>as that of Padmasambhava.
+|colspan="6"|Beyond the five at left there is a rainbow-like holy-light [[kaya]] without [[death]]<br/>as that of [[Padmasambhava]].
 |-
 |Period to<br/> achieve in
-|1,2,3 lives
+|1,2,3 [[lives]]
-|100 Kalpas
+|100 [[Kalpas]]
 |Three great<br/> Asamkhyeya-kalpas
-|colspan="3"|16 lives
+|colspan="3"|16 [[lives]]
-|colspan="9"|Within One Lifetime
+|colspan="9"|Within One [[Lifetime]]
 |-
 |Available Translations
-|colspan="2"|The Golden Discipline,<br/>
+|colspan="2"|The Golden [[Discipline]],<br/>
-The Kalama Sutra,<br/>
+The [[Kalama]] [[Sutra]],<br/>
-The Dhammapada,<br/>
+The [[Dhammapada]],<br/>
 The Buddhabhasita<br/> Darmabhadra,<br/>
-Karmamarga Sutra.<br/><br/>
+Karmamarga [[Sutra]].<br/><br/>
-Hinayana Tripitaka has been<br/> translated completely by<br/> Pali Text Society of London<br/> and some translations <br/>by Ceylon Mahabodhi<br/> Society also.
+[[Hinayana]] [[Tripitaka]] has been<br/> translated completely by<br/> {{Wiki|Pali Text Society}} of {{Wiki|London}}<br/> and some translations <br/>by [[Ceylon]] [[Mahabodhi]]<br/> {{Wiki|Society}} also.
-|Some important [[Mahayana sutras]] have been translated but most are incomplete. Avatamsaka, Surangama, Lankavatara, the great and the small Sukhavati sutras, the Bhaisajya Guru Vaidurya-Prabhasa sutra, Maha Prajna Paramita Hridaya, the great volume of Mahaprajna Paramita sutra, Vajra Prajna Paramita sutra, Saddharma Pundarika, Sraddatpada sastra, Mahayana Silas; about 4% of Mahayana texts have been translated.
+|Some important [[Mahayana sutras]] have been translated but most are incomplete. [[Avatamsaka]], Surangama, [[Lankavatara]], the great and the small [[Sukhavati]] [[sutras]], the [[Bhaisajya]] [[Guru]] Vaidurya-Prabhasa [[sutra]], [[Maha]] [[Prajna Paramita]] Hridaya, the great volume of Mahaprajna [[Paramita]] [[sutra]], [[Vajra]] [[Prajna Paramita]] [[sutra]], [[Saddharma Pundarika]], Sraddatpada [[sastra]], [[Mahayana]] Silas; about 4% of [[Mahayana texts]] have been translated.
-|colspan="12"|The higher the Yana and its texts, the lesser are its translations. The four Tibetan books translated by Kazi Dawa-Samdup; among them the Six Secret Doctrines of Tibetan Yoga and the Book of the Dead are the important ones. Readers should study these texts but pass by the editor's introduction and explanations as there is some confusion and some mistakes. Mystic tales of Lama Taranatha, the Ten Thousand Songs of Milarepa, the Messages of Milarepa, Nispannayogavali, the introduction to Kalachakra Sekoddesa; the Hevajra Tantra, the Tara Meditation (See Chen Booklet New No. 79), the Yoga of Daily Life (See Chen Booklet New No. 71), the Four Foundations of Tibetan Tantra (See Chen Booklet New No. 70).
+|colspan="12"|The [[higher]] the [[Yana]] and its texts, the [[lesser]] are its translations. The four [[Tibetan]] [[books]] translated by Kazi Dawa-Samdup; among them the Six Secret [[Doctrines]] of [[Tibetan]] [[Yoga]] and the [[Book]] of the [[Dead]] are the important ones. Readers should study these texts but pass by the editor's introduction and explanations as there is some confusion and some mistakes. [[Mystic]] tales of [[Lama]] [[Taranatha]], the Ten Thousand Songs of [[Milarepa]], the Messages of [[Milarepa]], Nispannayogavali, the introduction to [[Kalachakra]] Sekoddesa; the [[Hevajra Tantra]], the [[Tara Meditation]] (See Chen Booklet New No. 79), the [[Yoga]] of Daily [[Life]] (See Chen Booklet New No. 71), the [[Four Foundations]] of [[Tibetan]] [[Tantra]] (See Chen Booklet New No. 70).
 |}