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• Chin-kang-chih's
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• Kang Tise
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• Chin-kang
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• Kang Rinpoche
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• Kang Ri
  [[Kang Ri]]; "[[snow peak]]"
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• Kang Rimpoche
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• Lha-kang
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• Chin-kang ching
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• Chin-kang-chih
  [[Chin-kang-chih]] ...eral [[esoteric]] scriptures,a four-volume [[sutra]], translated by [[Chin-kang-chih]] ([[Vajrabodhi]]) in the early eighth century; including the [[Diamon
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• Mahakalé tukdam kang
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• Ekadzati tukdam kang
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• Dökham lhamö tukdam kang
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• Chin-kang-ting-ching
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• Tukdam nyenpo gyepar kang
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• O-kar Kang-ri
  [[o-kar Kang-ri]]; [[Realised Sphere of her own mind]], known as [['o-kar Kang-ri]] - the [[Mountain of White Light]].'
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• 'o-kar Kang-ri
  #REDIRECT[[O-kar Kang-ri]]{{TibetanTerminology}}
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• Kum Kang Sa Temple
  |Native Name=Kum Kang Sa Temple ...x.php/directory/queensland/buddhist-places/mahayana/kum-kang-sa-temple Kum Kang Sa Temple]
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• KANG RINPOCHE (MT. KAILASH)
  {{#externalredirect:https://extravagantyak.com/products/kang-rinpoche-mt-kailash}}
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• Khor dang chepé tukdam kang
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• Wei-lo-wa-chin-kang
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• The Demon Crowned with a Raven Head: Rāhula's Archaic Form "Ki kang" and his Chinese Origins
  ...century. In particular, the article will examine the origi nmyth of “[[Ki kang]],” an early alternate [[name]] for [[Rāhula]], in what may be the earli ...iki|Chinese}} systems of [[astral]] {{Wiki|divination}}, showing that Ki [[kang]] /[[Rāhula]] may have been filtered through a specifically {{Wiki|Chine
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• O-kar Kang-ri
  [[o-kar Kang-ri]]; [[Realised Sphere of her own mind]], known as [['o-kar Kang-ri]] - the [[Mountain of White Light]].'
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• Kum Kang Sa Temple
  |Native Name=Kum Kang Sa Temple ...x.php/directory/queensland/buddhist-places/mahayana/kum-kang-sa-temple Kum Kang Sa Temple]
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• Snow peak
  #REDIRECT[[Kang Ri]]
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• 金剛智
  #REDIRECT[[Chin-kang-chih]]{{JapaneseTerminology}}
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• Realised Sphere of her own mind
  #REDIRECT[[O-kar Kang-ri]]
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• Jingangzhi
  #REDIRECT[[Chin-kang-chih]]{{ChineseTerms}}
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• Kongochi
  #REDIRECT[[Chin-kang-chih]]{{JapaneseTerminology}}
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• Mountain of White Light
  #REDIRECT[[O-kar Kang-ri]]
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• 'o-kar Kang-ri
  #REDIRECT[[O-kar Kang-ri]]{{TibetanTerminology}}
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• Kang Ri
  [[Kang Ri]]; "[[snow peak]]"
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• མ་ཧཱ་ཀཱ་ལའི་ཐུགས་དམ་བསྐང་། །
  [[mahakalé tukdam kang]]
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• ཨེ་ཀ་ཛ་ཊིའི་ཐུགས་དམ་བསྐང་། །
  [[ekadzati tukdam kang]]
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• Lhakang
  [[lha-kang]], according to [[Jäschke]] “an idol-shrine“, or literally “house of
  152 bytes (15 words) - 05:01, 20 October 2015
• ཐུགས་དམ་གཉན་པོ་དགྱེས་པར་བསྐང་། །
  [[tukdam nyenpo gyepar kang]]
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• འདོད་ཁམས་ལྷ་མོའི་ཐུགས་དམ་བསྐང་། །
  [[dökham lhamö tukdam kang]]
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• འཁོར་དང་བཅས་པའི་ཐུགས་དམ་བསྐང་། །
  [[khor dang chepé tukdam kang]]
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• Chin-kang-chih
  [[Chin-kang-chih]] ...eral [[esoteric]] scriptures,a four-volume [[sutra]], translated by [[Chin-kang-chih]] ([[Vajrabodhi]]) in the early eighth century; including the [[Diamon
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• Dhammalaya
  |teacher=Dr. Chris Kang
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• Pu-k'ung
  ...neyed to {{Wiki|Lo-yang}} in [[China]] and became a [[disciple]] of [[Chin-kang-chih]] (Skt [[Vajrabodhi]]). In 741, after [[Chin-kang-chih's]] [[death]], he went to [[India]] and [[Sri Lanka]] in search of [[e
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• Diamond Crown Sutra
  [[金剛頂経]] (Skt [[Sarvatathagata-tattvasamgraha]]; [[Chin]] [[Chin-kang-ting-ching]]; Jpn [[Kongocho-kyo]] ) (2) a four-volume [[sutra]], translated by [[Chin-kang-chih]] ([[Vajrabodhi]]) in the early eighth century; and
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• ཁྲིའུ་རྐང་རྟེན་
  ...ང་རྟེན།}} (Wyl. ''[[khri'u rkang rten]] '') {{Color|#00000|''Pron.:'' triu kang ten}}
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• ཁ་ཁམ་གྱིས་བཀང་སྟེ་མི་སྨྲ་
  ...a kham gyis bkang ste mi smra]] '') {{Color|#00000|''Pron.:'' kha kham gyi kang té mi ma}}
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• Yam Dwar
  ...ial point of circumambulation of [[Mount Kailash]]. Known as [[Chorten]] [[Kang Ngyi]] which means [[two legged Stupa]] in [[Tibet]].
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• Swinburne Buddhist Society (SBS) Australia
  |director=KANG CHUEN TAT |reverend=KANG CHUEN TAT,
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• Eight tramen
  #[[Kangkamukha]] (Skt. [[Kaṅkamukhā]]; [[Wyl.]] ''[[kang ka mu kha]]''), dark [[red]] in {{Wiki|colour}} with a kite's/heron's (?) (
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• True Word school
  ...hism]]: [[Nagarjuna]] and [[Nagabodhi]] who spread it in [[India]]; [[Chin-kang-chih]], [[Pu-k'ung]], and [[Shanwuwei]] ([[Shubhakarasimha]]) who introduce ...nd his teachings spread widely in [[China]]. In 720 [[Vajrabodhi]] ([[Chin-kang-chih]]) and [[Amoghavajra]] ([[Pu-k'ung]]) also came from [[India]] to [[Lo
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• Expeditious Activity Torma Offering
  mahakalé [[tukdam]] [[kang]] [[ekadzati]] [[tukdam]] [[kang]]
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• Esoteric teachings
  ...uddhism]]: Nagar-juna and [[Nagabodhi]] who spread it in [[India]]; [[Chin-kang-chih]], [[Pu-k'ung]], and [[Shanwuwei]] ([[Shubhakarasimha]]) who introduce ...mandalas]]) and the {{Wiki|worship}} of numerous deities.Shanwuwei, [[Chin-kang-chih]], and [[Pu-k'ung]] introduced [[Esoteric Buddhism]] to [[China]]. Kob
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• Rinpoche
  ...cred]] to [[Bön]], [[Hinduism]] and [[Jainism]] as well as [[Buddhism]]. [[Kang Ri]] is a [[Tibetan]] expression for "[[snow peak]]" analogous to alp or [[
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• Saṅghavarman
  ...into {{Wiki|Chinese}} as [[Saṅgha]] armor, and he was given the surname [[Kang]] in {{Wiki|Chinese}}, which may imply his {{Wiki|ethnic}} origin from [[Ka
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• Principle of Wisdom Sutra
  ...the {{Wiki|Chinese}} versions are [[Hsüan-tsang]], [[Bodhiruchi]], [[Chin-kang-chih]] (Skt [[Vajrabodhi]]), [[Pu-k'ung]] ([[Amoghavajra]]), Danapala, and
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• Dedication
  GO SUM DAG PA’I GE WA KANG GYI PA
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• The Dorje Chang Tungma (Short Lineage Prayer)
  ZHEN LOK GOM GYI KANG PAR SUNG PA ZHIN KANG SHAR TOK PAY NGO WO SO MA DAY
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• Hou Yi 后羿
  ...ngxian, Henan). He deposed [[King]] Tai [[Kang]] and enthroned [[Zhong]] [[Kang]] 仲康, later Xiang [[相]]. As a regent he neglected his duties and enga
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• Vajrakīla Tsok Prayer
  [[tukdam]] gyatso malü [[kang]]
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• Esoteric Buddhism
  ...ajrasattva]] to [[Nagarjuna]], and then down through [[Nagabodhi]], [[Chin-kang-chih]] (Skt [[Vajrabodhi]]), [[Pu-k'ung]] ([[Amoghavajra]]), [[Hui-kuo]], a ...hism]]: [[Nagarjuna]] and [[Nagabodhi]] who spread it in [[India]]; [[Chin-kang-chih]], [[Pu-k'ung]], and [[Shanwuwei]] ([[Shubhakarasimha]]) who introduce
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• Thirty-Seven Mandala Offerings
  [[GURU]] IDAM [[RATNA]] [[MANDALA]] KANG NIRYATAYAMI
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• Mi-tsung
  Vajrabodhi(Chinese, [[Chin-kang-chih]], 663-723): who came to [[China]] in 720 A.D. and translated some imp
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• Dhyāna sutras
  ...the YCRJ that this text was considered by [[An Shigao’s]] [[disciples]], [[Kang Senghui]] [[康僧會]] (? - 280 CE) and [[Chen Hui]] [[陳慧]], to be “
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• Stone Lions Tell of a Tradition‘s Rise and Fall
  ...st stone [[lions]] their {{Wiki|ancestors}} made were ones placed upon the kang--a brick bed popular in northern [[China]]. ...her to [[The lion]], to prevent the {{Wiki|infant}} from falling off the [[kang]].
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• ༄༅། །བསམ་ལྷུན་མའི་ཚོགས་བསྡུས། - Concise Gathering Offering for the Spontaneous Fulfillment of Wishes - Sampa Lhündrupmé Tsok
  dir shek [[tsok]] kyi chö bül [[gyé]] [[kang]] té
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• Amarbayasgalant Monastery
  ...onastery]] was established and funded by [[Order]] of [[Manchu emperor]] [[Kang Xi]] or [[Enkh-Amgalan Khan]] to serve as a final resting place for [[Zanab
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• Mount Mandara & The Ocean of Milk
  ...vata]], Gana [[Parvata]], Rajatadri, and Ratnasanu. [[Kang]] [[Tisé]] or [[Kang Rinpoche]] (the ‘[[Precious]] [[Jewel]] of Snow’ in [[Tibetan]]), [[Mer ...e [[cosmos]] spins is Mount Meru....In [[Tibetan]], [[Kailas]] is called [[Kang Rinpoche]], or the [[Precious]] Mountain. The [[Bön]] call it Yung-drung G
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• A Brief Introduction of Buddhist Yogi C. M. Chen
  ...hen]] (1906-1987) studied under thirty-seven [[Gurus]], and stayed in [[Xi Kang]] and [[Tibet]] for five years to pursuit [[Dharma]] teachings. He was in {
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• The Kangling
  ...|silver}} is preferable, but {{Wiki|copper}} is the most common. The zang-kang typically has an end that is in the shape of crocodile's {{Wiki|mouth}}. I ...[wood]], and the tsog-kang ([[tshogs]] rkang)—which is similar to the zang-kang, but has a larger ‘{{Wiki|crocodile}} {{Wiki|mouth}}' at its end.
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• Dukngal Rangdrol Visualization
  tsa [[chak]] [[pema]] marpö dashyu [[kang]]
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• Introduction of Buddhism into China
  ...ouqian ([[form]] Darouzhi), Anqing and Anxuan (from Parthia), Kangju and [[Kang]] Mengxiang (from Kangju), who translated substantive [[sutras]].
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• Brief Dharmapālas Offering
  chö [[ching]] tö do [[kang]] ngo ngasol lo
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• Gong Gong 共工
  [[Gong]] [[Gong]] 共工, personal [[name]] [[Kang]] Hui 康回, is a [[mythological]] [[hero]] that tamed the floods. Some so
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• Concise Consecration
  [[jungpo]] [[kang]] dak dir ni lhak gyur tam dir ni [[gyalwa]] dra [[gyal]] den [[kang]] gi
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• Jaya Pandita (1642 – 1708)
  ...the [[world]]. This became a clear indication that the [[Emperor]] {{Wiki|Kang Xi}} of the {{Wiki|Qing dynasty}} was none other than the [[incarnation]] o
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• Pilgrimage to The Immaculate Crystal Mountain of Tsari
  ...ncers, amongst whom [[Khandroma]] [[Dorje Phakmo]] is supreme. More than [[Kang Rimpoche]] and [[Labchi]], it is the [[tantric]] power place par [[excellen
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• What is a Power Place
  ...e the springs of the [[four great rivers]] in the four [[directions]] of [[Kang]] [[Rimpoche]]. Where two [[rivers]] meet is a power place, like the conflu
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• Praise to the Dharma Life of Guru Chen
  To seek out the [[Tantric]] secrets he went to [[Tibet]] and Xi [[Kang]].
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• The Early Dharma Text Translators
  * [[Sanghapala]] / [[Kang Seng-hui]] ;[[Sanghapala]] / [[Kang Seng-hui]] ~250
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• Diamond Sutra Buddhist text
  ==Also known as: “[[Chin-kang ching]]”, “[[Vajraccedika-sutra]]”==
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• Bodhisattva definition
  (Ch. [[金剛手]], [[Jin Gang Shou]], Kr. [[Kum Kang Soo]], Jp.[[Shukongojin]], Tib. [[Channa Dorje]]) - An early [[bodhisattva]
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• Offering of the Body (Chöd)
  [[chökyong]] sungmé [[tukdam]] [[kang]]
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• Offering Prayer to Mātṛkā Pukkasī
  sol lo chö do [[tukdam]] [[kang]]
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• Cloudbanks of the Two Accumulations A Gathering Offering Including The Six Vajra Lines Supplication To Be Practiced With Any Guru Sadhana
  [[tukdam]] [[kang]] gyur [[nyam]] [[chak]] dik tung shak{{BigTibetan|༔}}
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• Japanese Days of the Week: the 'Seven Luminaries'
  ...{Wiki|Central Asia}} (Note 3: The country of [[Kang]]<ref>The country of [[Kang]] ([[康]] [[kāng]]) was one of a group of small states in {{Wiki|Central ...Wiki|Zoroaster}} and Mani (by H. G. Wells).<br/>http://www.cjvlang.com/Dow/Kang.html</ref>).
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• Concise Offering of the Body From the Root Text of the Heart Accomplishment of the Guru Tukdrup, The Essential Manual of Oral Instructions (Shaldam Nyingjang)
  [[chökyong]] sungmé [[tukdam]] [[kang]]
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• Neuropsychology meets Dzogchen:
  ...meditation]] for {{Wiki|therapeutic}} purposes (e.g., Dale Miller, 2014; [[Kang]] & Whittingham, 2010).  ...er authors have shown a more balanced approach (e.g., Dale Miller, 2014; [[Kang]] & Whittingham, 2010). 
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• Mount Kailas and Lake Manasarovar
  ...[earthly]] [[manifestation]] it was [[Kailas]], the {{Wiki|crystal}}, or [[Kang]] [[Rinpoche]], [[jewel]] of the snows. The [[swastika]] mountain. ...ought long and hard, finally agreeing that whoever reached the summit of [[Kang]] [[Rinpoche]] first at dawn the next day would be the winner. At sunrise,
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• Pilgrimage
  [[China]]: [[Yung-kang]], [[Lung-men Caves]]. The [[Four Sacred mountains]]
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• The men of the dragon bones
  ...rapeutic}} value of these mid-Tertiary fossils. According to the Pen-ts'ao Kang-Muh, the best source of [[information]] as to {{Wiki|medical}} practice amo ...ood}} enters the [[earth]] it becomes {{Wiki|amber}}; and in the Pen-ts'ao Kang-Muh you may read: "[[Dragon]] saliva is seldom used as a [[medicine]]. . .
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• The Wish-Granting King of Jewels: An Essential Garland of Offerings by Mipham Rinpoche
  [[rabjam]] namkhé khyön kün yong [[kang]] né
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• Buddhist art in China by Mercedes Beaudry
  ...[Avatamsaka]] [[monastery]]), the Shih-chia-t'a and Liao sculptures in Yun-kang which are located in caves III and XI. The sculptures of Hsia-ssu are of cl
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• The politics of Tibet’s poisonous religious divide
  By David Lague, Paul Mooney, Benjamin [[Kang]] Lim
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• The Ngakpa Tradition: An Interview with Khetsun Sangpo Rinpoche
  ...y]] came together in the village and built a [[temple]] we call the [[ngag kang]], meaning the [[ngakpa’s]] assembly hall. We didn’t have such formalit
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• The Secret Vajra Knot
  chi [[nang]] [[sangwa]] yermé tokpé [[kang]]
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• Major Buddhist Sites
  :• '''Yung-kang (Shansi) and Lung-men (Honan) [[caves]]''' ...and aesthetic [[perfection]] never repeated. The giant [[Buddhas]] at Yung-kang recall [[Indian]] prototypes; at Lung-men early [[Buddhist]] and [[Mahayana
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• Yogi Chen’s Ritual of Chod
  ...ds of [[nectar]] in a [[skull cup]]. Recite these six words: Lang, Yang, [[Kang]], Weng, A, Hong, and simultaneously [[visualize]] according to their respe A. Recite in the usual fashion, "Lang, Yang, [[Kang]]" and consider the [[fire]] of [[desires]] and the [[wind]] of [[Karma]] [
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• Kongshak Dorje Töllu
  rikdü [[maha]] gurü [[tukdam]] [[kang]] gonggyü [[dakpa]] nyiden [[tukdam]] [[kang]]
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• Emptying the Hells from their Very Depths: The Sovereign Practice for the Confession of all Impairments and Breakages of Vows and all Negative Actions and Obscurations
  [[yeshe nga]] yi ö kyi [[kang]] kunzang chöpé trin gyi [[kang]]
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• Praise of Avalokiteśvara
  ser gyi [[kang]] dub dra yi shyab yi ong wa po
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• Fourteen Fundamental Buddhist Tenets, as set forth in 1894
  ...{Wiki|Peking}}; the [[venerable]] [[Wang]] Tse Yu; and the [[venerable]] [[Kang]] [[Fu]] An.
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• The Mudra Of Amitabha Buddha In Japanese sculpture and iconography
  (Sheh Fang, Chu Fa, Chi [[Kang]], [[Kuei]]).
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• Yukei Matsunaga Some Problems of the Guhyasamaya Tantra
  The I-chAeh-ju-lai-chin-kang-san-yeh-tsui-shang-pi-mi-ta-chiao-wang Gang1 translated in 1002 A.D. by Shi ...s. An outline of the eighteen [[sections]] is said to be noted in the Chih-kang-ting-ching-yii-chHeh-shih-pa-lui-chih-kuei as translated into {{Wiki|Chine
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• Western Explorers in Tibet
  [[Kang Furong]] [[康敷镕]], ed. [[Qinghai ji]] [[青海记]] (Documents on [[Qi
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• VAJRAYĀNA BUDDHISM IN MEDIAEVAL SRI LANKA: A SURVEY OF HISTORICAL ACCOUNTS
  ...masters such as Vajrabodhi (Chinkang-chih) and Amoghavajra (Pu-k’ung-chin-kang) visited Sri Lanka and lived at Abhayagiri Vihāra (Wu-wei-wang-si in Vajra ...oughly trained by Ācārya Samantabhadra in the doctrine of Yoga of the Chin-kang-ting ching [Sarvatathāgatatattvasaṃgraha] and the method of erecting alt
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• The Demon Crowned with a Raven Head: Rāhula's Archaic Form "Ki kang" and his Chinese Origins
  ...century. In particular, the article will examine the origi nmyth of “[[Ki kang]],” an early alternate [[name]] for [[Rāhula]], in what may be the earli ...iki|Chinese}} systems of [[astral]] {{Wiki|divination}}, showing that Ki [[kang]] /[[Rāhula]] may have been filtered through a specifically {{Wiki|Chine
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• Swift Bestowal of Blessings: A Peaceful Sādhana of Mañjuśrī by Khenchen Jigme Phuntsok
  chöying khyön kün [[kang]] té taktu bul khakhyab gyalwé [[tukdam]] nyenpo [[kang]]
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• Tantric Buddhism
  ...ndian]] [[monks]] [[Shanwuwei]] (Skt [[Shubhakarasimha]], 637-735), [[Chin-kang-chih]] ([[Vajrabodhi]], 671-741), [[Pu-k'ung]] ([[Amoghavajra]], 705-774),
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• The Amrita of Love
  ...TATAGATA BAIYO BUSHO BHAIY SARVA TATKANG UTGATEY SAPARANA HEYMAM GANGANA KANG SOHA (3X)
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• Tibetan Spirits: The Sadak
  ki [[kang]] ka khung ki [[kang]]
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• Tawang Monastery
  ...706, Lhazang {{Wiki|Khan}} with the support of the {{Wiki|Chinese}} {{Wiki|Kang Xi}} [[Emperor]] deposed the [[6th Dalai Lama]], who [[died]] soon after, p
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• Prayer & Serkym to the Dharmapala Setrap
  TZA CHI ME LHA YI KANG ZANG DAM PA DANG TSUG [[LA]] KANG ZANG NAM NE SHEG SU SOL
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• Short Tsongkhapa Guru Yoga
  [[rabjam]] namkhé tartuk [[kang]] té bul
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• A Sādhana of Noble Mañjuśrī, Supreme Deity of Deities by Alak Zenkar Rinpoche
  [[kang]] té [[jetsün]] jamyang la
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• The Three Kāyas: Praises to the Great Master Padmasambhava by Mipham Rinpoche
  sateng tamché zabmö ter gyi [[kang]]
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• Shun 舜
  ...his grandfather Qiao Niu 橋牛, who was a son of Gou Wang 句望, a son of Jing [[Kang]] 敬康, whose father was Qiong [[Chan]] 窮蟬, a son of Zhuan Xu 顓頊,
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• Shower of Blessings: A Guru Yoga Based on the Seven-Line Prayer by Mipham Rinpoche
  [[HRIH]] YIY TSA SUM LHA TS’HOG GYEY PA KANG NYAM NYID DE CHHEN PAY T’HUG DAM KANG
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• Sadak
  ki [[kang]] ka khung ki [[kang]]
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• Autobiography of Yogi Chen
  ...me about $200 in {{Wiki|Chinese}} [[money]]. With this I set out for Xi [[Kang]] where on the snow mountain I received instruction from the famous [[Ganga ...]], I should like to make clear that it was necessary for me to go to Xi [[Kang]] to obtain the secret [[doctrines]] of the third [[initiation]] (dbang) wh
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• Introduction: A Talk by the Buddhist Yogi C. M. CHEN
  ...sisters, [[emanations]] of the [[Buddha Amitayus]], told me to go to Xi [[Kang]] but without support how could I go? When my {{Wiki|superior}} returned, I {{Wiki|Chinese}} [[money]]. With this I set out for Xi [[Kang]] where on the snow mountain I received instruction from the famous [[Wikip
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• The Transmission of Smoke Offering Practice
  ...ng the [[offering]], [[chant]] ``Om [[Ah]] [[Hum]]`` and ``Lang [[Yang]] [[Kang]].``
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• Opening the Door to Naturally Present Inner Clarity
  ...cha ma [[chi]] [[Kor wa]] [[kang]] du kye [[kyang]] duk ngal jyu Ge dik [[kang]] che de duk lu wa may tar lam top par la may tuk je [[zung]]
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• Houyi
  ...s the chief of the Youqiong Tribe (有窮氏) during the reign of [[King]] Tai [[Kang]] of Xia Dynasty. His wife, Chang'e, was a lunar [[deity]].
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• Taixu
  As a result of being exposed to the {{Wiki|political}} writings of [[Kang]] Youwei, {{Wiki|Liang Qichao}}, Tan Sitong and Zhang Taiyan, [[Taixu]] tur
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