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Pages in category "Visualization"
The following 144 pages are in this category, out of 144 total.
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- Fifteenth Visualization: The Average Rank of Those Who Are Reborn
- Fifth Visualization: The Bodies of Water
- First Visualization: The Setting Sun
- Five basic precepts
- Four Levels of Tantric Dharma
- Four Manifestations of Enlightenment
- Fourteenth Visualization: The Superior Rank of Those Who Are Reborn
- Fourth Visualization: The Jewel Trees
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- Second Visualization: Water
- See Things as a Hallucination
- Seven Eyes of White Tara
- Sixteenth Visualization: The Inferior Rank of Those Who Are Reborn
- Sixth Visualization: Sukhàvatã's Trees, Land, and Lakes
- Spontaneous visions
- Stage of concentration
- Stages of Visualization
- Subsequent Rituals
- Subtle Penetration of Mind Through Detailed Visualization
- Sustaining the Torma
- Sutra and Tantra: Similarities and Differences
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- Tantric visualizations
- Tara’s Image
- Technique, Purpose, and Benefits of Mantra Recitation
- Ten conditions are described in the tantras
- Tenth Visualization: Bodhisattva Avalokite÷vara
- The Creative Vision: The Symbolic Recreation of the World According to the Tibetan Buddhist Tradition of Tantric Visualization Otherwise Known as The Developing Phase by Herbert V. Guenther
- The Empowerment of the Three Lights
- The Generation Stage - Khenpo Tsultrim Lodro Rinpoche
- The interrelationship of successive stages of meditation
- The Key to Understand the Visualization of Vajrayana Images
- The Lotus and Moon Disc
- The measureless purity, or equanimous charity
- The meditation continues in the ten directions, until the practitioner enters the samādhi of the Buddhas of the ten directions
- The metaphysics of the vision
- The nature of the vision
- The Practice of Self-awareness and Open Presence
- The Precious Palace of Lineage of blessings – a visualization for the Seven Vajra Lines – with images and explanation of the symbols
- The Preliminary Practices of Tibetan Buddhism: A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO VISUALIZATION
- The samādhi of standing face-to-face with all the Buddhas
- The specific explanation of the visualizations has three parts
- The Sutra of Visualization of the Buddha of Infinite Life as Expounded by Shakyamuni Buddha
- The ten good deeds are actually the abstention from ten evil deeds
- The three poisons are greed, hatred, and ignorance
- The Tradition of Oral Instruction
- The Visualization Of the Buddha of Infinite Life Span Sutra
- The Visualization of the Secret
- Theoretical Assumptions Underlying Visualization Practices
- Third Visualization: The Land
- Thoughtform
- Three Qualities of Visualization Practice: Clarity, Purity, and Fearlessness
- Through concentration (samàdhi), he will find boundless compassion
- Tibetan Buddhism Seed Syllable Visualization Images
- Twelfth Visualization: The Buddha of Infinite Life Span's World of Sukhàvati
- Two visionary tales
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- Varieties of Visualization
- Vision and Visualization
- Visualisation and Mantra
- Visualisation and Mantra Recitation of the Great Compassionate One by Dudjom Lingpa
- Visualisation Questions and Answers with Ngak’chang Rinpoche
- Visualising - An Important Step on the Tantric Path
- Visualising the Buddhist Mandala: Kesariya, Borobudur, and Tabo
- Visualizatio in Classical Hinduism
- Visualization
- Visualization and Recitation of the Six-Syllable Mantra of Avalokiteśvara by Mipham Rinpoche
- Visualization as a Substitute for External Ritual
- Visualization as Recall
- Visualization before Chanting
- Visualization Before Tantra
- Visualization during Chanting
- Visualization in Classical Hinduism
- Visualization in Hindu Practice
- Visualization in the Bhagavadgītā
- Visualization Lama - Tharchin Rinpoche
- Visualization Means Working with the Imagination
- Visualization of Amitàyus Såtra
- Visualization of mind, visual exploration of brain activity
- Visualization of the supported deities has two parts
- Visualization procedure has three aspects
- Visualization/Contemplation Sutras (Guan Jing)
- Visualizations of Projection and Absorption
- Visualizing a Buddha
- Visualizing a Deity’s Image
