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  • Thrimkang Lotsawa Sönam Gyatso
    [[khrims khang lo tsA ba bsod nams rgya mtsho]], (1424-1482) - aka [[lo chen bsod nams rgya mtsho]] ...and [[Gö Lotsawa Shönnu Pal]] (1392-1481). The name "[[khrims khang lo tsA ba]]" signifies his being a descendant of the family who were the caretakers o
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  • Chak Lotsawa Chöjé Pal
    '''[[Chak Lotsawa Chöjé Pal]]''' ([[Wyl.]] ''[[chag lo tsA ba chos rje dpal]]'') (1197-1263/4) was a [[Tibetan]] [[translator]] who visit ...|George Roerich}}, ''{{Wiki|Biography}} of [[Dharmasvāmin]] ([[Chag lo tsa-ba Chos-rje dpal]])'', [[Patna]]: K.P Jayaswal Research Institute, 1959
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  • RNGOG LO TSA BA BLO LDAN SHES RAB
    #REDIRECT[[The Ten Pillars of Buddhism#RNGOG LO TSA BA BLO LDAN SHES RAB]]{{TibetanTerminology}}
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  • ZHANG LO-TSA-BA'S INTRODUCTION TO THE AURAL TRANSMISSION OF SAMVARA
    <pdf width="2000px" height="1500px">2001 Zhang Lo tsa ba s Introduction to t.pdf</pdf>
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  • The sNgags log sun ’byin Attributed to Chag-lo-tsa-ba Chos
    ...ssions from Vimalamitra#The sNgags log sun ’byin Attributed to Chag-lo-tsa-ba Chos]]
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  • Guru Jober
    ...]) and then [[tantra]] with [[Tropu Lotsāwa Jampa Pel]] ([[khro phu lo tsa ba byams pa]] dpal).
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  • Khye'u Chung Lotsawa
    [[Image:Khyi'u chung lo tsA.jpg|frame|Khye'u Chung Lotsawa]] ...(Tib. {{BigTibetan|[[ཁྱེའུ་ཆུང་ལོ་ཙཱ་བ་]]}}, Wyl. ''[[khye'u chung lo tsA ba]]'') — one of the [[twenty-five disciples]] of [[Guru Rinpoche]]. He beca
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  • Lotsāwa Chokden Lekpai Lodro
    ..., d.u.) and transmitted it to [[Pang Lotsāwa Lodro Tenpa]] ([[dpang lo tsA ba blo gros brtan pa]], 1276-1342), a [[master]] in the [[Ngok tradition]] of ...rgyal mtshan]], 1235-1280) and [[Ra Lotsāwa Namgyel Dorje]] ([[rwa lo tsA ba rnam rgyal]] [[rdo rje]], 1203-1282).
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  • ཁྱེའུ་ཆུང་ལོ་ཙཱ་བ་
    {{BigTibetan|[[ཁྱེའུ་ཆུང་ལོ་ཙཱ་བ]]།}} (Wyl. ''[[khye'u chung lo tsA ba]]'') ''n.'' {{Color|#00000|''Pron.:'' Khye'u Chung Lotsawa}}
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  • Mahâkâla-(A Minyak Deity Figure)
    ...family, including one of its most famous [[translators]], [[Mi nyag lo tsa ba Rtsa mi Sang rgyas grags pa]] (fl 12th c.), actively sponsored [[religious] {{Wiki|Elliot Sperling}}. “[[Rtsa-mi lo-tsā-ba Sangs-rgyas grags-pa]] and the [[Tangut]] Background to Early Mongol-Tibeta
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  • Trophu Lotsawa
    ...b. {{BigTibetan|[[ཁྲོ་ཕུ་ལོ་ཙཱ་བ་བྱམས་པ་དཔལ་]]}}, Wyl. ''[[khro phu lo tsA ba byams pa dpal]]'') aka '''[[Balpo A-hung-bar]]''' (born c. 1173) — an [[e
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  • Gö Lotsawa Shyönnu Pal
    ...' (Tib.{{BigTibetan|[[འགོས་ལོ་ཙཱ་བ་གཞོན་ནུ་དཔལ་]]}}, Wyl. '' [['gos lo tsA ba gzhon nu dpal]]'') (1392-1481) - Author of the famous ''[[Blue Annals]]''. ...'On the Composition and Printings of the Deb gter sngon po by ’Gos lo tsā ba gzhon nu dpal' in JIATS, volume 2.
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  • Mel Lotsāwa Lodro Drakpa
    [[Mel Lotsāwa Lodro Drakpa]] ([[mal lo tsA ba blo gros grags pa]], d.u.) was an important [[translator]] during the Secon ...t, and [[Mel Lotsāwa]] is the same as [[Melgyo Lotsāwa]] ([[mal gyo lo tsA ba]]), then he also received the [[Nyima Bepai]] ([[nyi ma sbas pa]]) system o
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  • Lotsawa
    [[Lotsawa]] ([[Tibetan]]: {{BigTibetan|[[ལོ་ཙཱ་བ]]}}, [[Wylie]]: [[lo tsA ba]]) is a [[Tibetan]] [[word]] used as a title to refer to the native [[Tibet
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  • Five Families
    3) [[rnam par snang mdzad lo tsa ba]] - [[Vairochana]]. ...reign of [[King Trisong Deutsen]]. [[Vairochana]], (also pronounced vairo-tsa-na), was [[recognized]] by [[Padmakara]] as a [[reincarnation]] of an [[Ind
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  • Gö Lotsawa
    [[gZhon-nu-dpal]] (1392-1481), also known as '[[Gos Lo-tsa-ba]] (full [[name]]: [[Yid-bzang-rtse gZhon-nu-dpal]]), famous [[Tibetan]] his
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  • Mati Paṇchen Lodro Gyeltsen
    ...pal bzang]], c.1283-c.1363) and [[Jonang Lotsāwa Lodro Pel]] ([[jo nang lo tsA wa blo gros dpal]], 1299-1354). [[Mati]] ...with the great [[translator]] [[Pang Lotsāwa Lodro Tenpa]] ([[dpang lo tsA ba blo gros brtan pa]], 1276-1342) and, in about 1334, [[Mati]] and [[Lodro Pe
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  • Brogmi
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  • Khyeuchung Lotsāwa
    [[Kyeuchung Lotsāwa]] ([[khye'u chung lo tsA ba]]) was born into the [[Drokmi]] ('[[grog mi]]) {{Wiki|clan}}, and was said
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  • Twenty-five disciples (rje 'bang nyer lnga) of Padmasambhava
    [[rGyal ba mchog dbyangs]]; [[rGyal ba blo gros]];
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  • DHARMA LINEAGES IN THE PERIOD OF THE “LATER SPREAD”
    ...[[Atisa]], [[Rin chen bzang po]], Rnog [[Lo tsa ba]] and [[Pa tshab lo tsa ba]]. While these schools would become key {{Wiki|political}} players in the {
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  • The 84 Mahasiddhas according to the tradition of Abhayadatta
    1. [[Lūyipa]] / [[Luipa]] (nya'i rgyu ma za ba): "The Eater of {{Wiki|Fish}} Intestines" 9. [[Goraksa]] (ba glang rdzi), "The [[Immortal]] Cowherd"
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  • Drokmi Lotsawa
    ...sA wa shAkya ye shes]]'') aka '''[[Drogmi Lotsawa]]''' (''[[brog mi lo tsa ba]]'') (992-1072/1074) — a great [[translator]] of the early [[Sarma]] peri
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  • Go Lotsāwa Zhonnu Pel
    Zhonnu Pel ('[[gos lo tsA ba gzhon nu dpal]]) was born in a small town called [[Drongnak Megu]] ([[grong ...m [[Chenye Khenpo Sanggye Pelwa]] ([[spyan g.yas mkhan po sangs rgyas dpal ba]], d.u.) and received teachings on texts such as the [[Bodhisattvacharyāva
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  • Taktsang Lotsawa Sherab Rinchen
    '''[[Taktsang Lotsawa Sherab Rinche]]n''' ([[Wyl.]] ''[[stag tshang lo tsA ba shes rab rin chen]]'') (b. 1405) - an important [[Sakya]] master who compos
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  • The Ten Pillars of Tibetan Buddhism
    ==2. [[VAIROCHANA]] ([[BE RO TSA NA]]) [B. ? – D.?]== ==3. [[KAWA PALTSEK]] ([[SKA BA DPAL BRTSEGS]])==
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  • Khon Konchog Gyalpo lifestory
    ...]]), who may have been murdered by [[Ra Lotsāwa Dorje Drak]] ([[rwa lo tsA ba rdo rje grags]], 1016-1198). His elder brother, [[Sherab Tsultrim]] ([[shes ...[[Hevajra]] with a [[translator]] named [[Khyin Lotsāwa]] ([[khyin lo tsA ba]]) of [[Belpuk]] ([[sbal phug]]).
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  • Mulamadhyamakakarika: Verses from the Centre
    ...་ཆེས་བྱ་བ།༻]]}} - ([[dbu ma rtsa ba'i tshig le'u byas pa shes rab ches bya ba]]) [[dbu ma rtsa ba'i tshig le'u byas pa shes rab ches bya ba bzhugs so]] // //
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  • Śākyaśrībhadra
    ...nvited to [[Tibet]] by [[Tropu Lotsāwa Rinchen Sengge]] ([[khro phu lo tsA ba rin chen seng+ge]], b. 1173) who went to the [[Chumbi]] Valley in search of ...the thirteenth century the [[Nyingma lama]] [[Drogon Namkha Pel]] ('[[gro ba mgon po nam mkha' dpal]], d.u.) invited him to the {{Wiki|community}} of [[
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  • SakyasrI
    ...nvited to [[Tibet]] by [[Tropu Lotsāwa Rinchen Sengge]] ([[khro phu lo tsA ba rin chen seng+ge]], b. 1173) who went to the [[Chumbi]] Valley in search of ...the thirteenth century the [[Nyingma lama]] [[Drogon Namkha Pel]] ('[[gro ba mgon po nam mkha' dpal]], d.u.) invited him to the {{Wiki|community}} of [[
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  • Mantras
    [[OM AH RA BA TSA NA DHI HUNG]] [[OM AH RA BA TSA NA DHI]]
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  • Manjushri Practice - Dedication of Meri
    [[OM]] [[AH]] RA PA TSA NA DHI ...PA RAB SAL NAY [[KA]] DANG TAN CHO ZHUNG LUK TOK PA YI LO DRO POB PAY NANG BA TSAL DU SOL
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  • NEW TRANSLATION: ‘Eight Swirling Spears’ by Gotsangpa, with commentary by HE 10th Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche
    ...Lotsāwa]] (‘bro [[lo tsA ba]]) and [[Chak]] [[Lotsāwa]] ([[chag]] [[lo tsA ba]]), and the major [[Kagyu]] [[doctrines]] with [[Gotsangpa]].’ [[Orgyenpa ...ears until age 38: de nas [[khyung]] dkar dang [[spang]] dkar [[gnyis]] su lo [[gsum]] te so brgyad / 1233-1236.
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  • King of Samadhi Sutra
    ...he '''[[Moon Lamp Sutra]]''' (Skt. ''[[Candrapradīpa]]''; [[Wyl.]] ''[[zla ba sgron me'i mdo]]'') is a famous [[mahayana sutra]] that is frequently cited ...bzhin mnyam pa nyid rnam par spros pa ting nge 'dzin gyi rgyal po zhes bya ba theg pa chen po'i mdo]]/''
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  • Marpa Chokyi Lodro
    ...ia]]. To that end he joined the company of [[Nyo Lotsāwa]] ([[gnyos lo tsA ba]]), whom he attended as a servant on their way to [[Nepal]]. ...uḥpīṭha Tantra]] and the practice of Ejection of [[Consciousness]] ('[[pho ba]]), as well as the [[initiation]] of the [[goddess]] [[Vetālī]]. He conti
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  • Mother Tantras
    ...[[Ma Gyud]] includes the practices of [[dream]] and [[sleep]] [[yogas]], [[tsa lung]], the [[transformation]] at the [[time]] of [[death]], the [[Chod]] o ...]] which descended through [[Sumati Samantabhadri]]. {[[thang lo pa, shing lo pa]]}.
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  • Bari Lotsawa
    '''[[Bari Lotsawa]]''' ({{BigTibetan|[[བ་རི་ལོ་ཙཱ་]]}}, [[Wyl.]] ''[[ba ri lo tsA]]'') aka '''[[Rinchen Drak]]''' (''[[rin chen grags]]'') (1040-1111) — th [[Bari Lotsawa]] ({{BigTibetan|[[བ་རི་ལོ་ཙཱ]]་}}, [[Wyl.]] [[ba ri lo tsA]]) aka [[Rinchen Drak]] ([[rin chen grags]]) (1040-1111) — the [[second t
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  • Guhyasamāja-tantra system of Jñānapāda
    ...ṃ ko na]] [6] . In a part of this [[forest]] resided the [[ācārya]] bsrung ba'i zhabs[7] , a [[disciple]] of the [[ācārya]] [[Nāgārjuna]], who was ve
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  • Cakrasaṃvara
    [[Chakrasamvara]] ('[[khor lo bde mchog]]). a [[wrathful deity]] who is usually depicted as blue in {{Wi ...刚]] [[shènglè jīngāng]]; [[Tibetan]]: [[Korlo Demchog]], [[Wylie]]: [[khor lo sdom pa / bde mchog]]) - "is a [[heruka]] (and known simply as [[Heruka]] t
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  • 21 Taras of Mahasidda Suryagupta: after curing him of leprosy, Tara taught him Her Twenty-One forms
    ...separate [[sections]], but in the translation by the [[Khro phu]] [[lo tsa ba]] the [[magic]] [[rites]] were added in the end of each of the propitiation ...panchen]] sakyaśrī(bhadra). The [[latter]] bestowed it on khrophu [[lo tsa ba]], bla [[chen]] bsod [[dbang]], [[rin po che]] pa, [[tshad]]
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  • Padampa Sanggye (pha dam pa sangs rgyas)
    ...ncense-makers. He is said to have been a “seven-birth [[Brahmin]]” ([[skye ba]] [[bdun]] pa), an [[epithet]] for one born as a [[Brahmin]] seven [[births ...āwa]] (ong po [[lo tsA ba]], d.u.) and to [[Purang Lochung]] ([[spu hrangs lo chung]], d.u.). The [[Intermediate]] [[transmission lineage]] included foun
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  • The Transmissions from Vimalamitra
    ...the cycle of [[Phur-pa-phun-sum-tshogs-pa]] is based on the [[Phurpagsang ba’i rgyud]] while the cycle of [[Phur-pa-gsham-sngon-can]] ...the cycle of [[Phur-pa-gsham-sngon]], which is based on the [[Phurpagsang ba’i rgyud]], still existed during his time.
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  • The Buddhist Alteration of History
    ...rGya [[sbra]] ([[sgra]]) {{Wiki|legs}} gzigs, Seng 'go lHa lung gzigs and 'Ba' [[Sang shi]], ‘You three ministers, go to [[Ra]] sa Vihdra to meet [[Acd ...bbot]] [[[Santaraksita]]] and the {{Wiki|royal}} attendant, Lang gro sNang ba, were ensconced in [[Lha sa]] dPe dkar (i.e. [[Ra]] sa '[[Phrul snang]]), h
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  • The Ten Pillars of Buddhism
    2. [[VAIROCHANA]] ([[BE RO TSA NA]]) [B. ? – D.?] 3.[[KAWA PALTSEK]] ([[SKA BA DPAL BRTSEGS]])
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  • Rinchen Zangpo
    [[Lochen Rinchen Sangpo]] (''[[lo chen rin chen bzang po]]'') (958–1055), also known as [[Mahaguru]], was a ...al uncle, who became known as the Lesser [[Translator]] ([[lo tsA ba chung ba]]). He was also known as [[Drakjor Sherab]] ([[grags 'byor shes rab]])
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  • Biography of Rin chen bzang po
    ...n the reemergence of [[Buddhism in Tibet]]: “Thus the year of the [[lo tsā ba]]’s [[ordination]] is the seventieth year from the [[year Iron-Hen]] ([[l ...he [[Tantras]]), and this was chiefly due to this [[translator]] ([[lo tsā ba]])” ([[Roerich]], 68).
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  • Tsangnyön heruka and tantriC Buddhism
    do ha [[mdzad]] [[ces bya]] ba [[phyag rgya]] [[chen]] po'i [[man ngag]] ...g rgya chen po]] gang+gA ma'i gzhung sa bcad 'grel pa dang bcas pa, by tai lo pa
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  • Karma Kagyu Kālacakra Masters and the Bokar Rinpoche Kālacakra Stupa
    ...actices originally came from the [[translator]] Tsami (tsa [[mi lo]] [[tsā ba]]), and passed through the [[siddha]] Ogyenpa (o [[rgyan]] pa), and then to
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  • History of the Kalachakra Tantra
    ...e Annals]], the [[Translator]] [[form]] Go, [[Shon-nu-bel]] ([[‘gos lo tso ba bzhon nu dpal]], 1392-1481) argues cogently that the [[Kalachakra Tantra]]
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  • Imperial Preceptor
    ...mperial}} family with ready service, their official residence ([[Me tog ra ba]]) was within the precincts of the {{Wiki|imperial}} palace. {{Wiki|Elliot Sperling}}, Rtsa-mi lo-tsa-ba [[Sangs-rgyas]] Grags-pa and the [[Tangut]] background to early Mongol-Tibe
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  • Jonang ( ཇོ་ནང་)
    Variant names [[jo mo nang]], [[jo nang dgon]], [[jo nang rgyal ba’i ri khrod]] 2. [[Jangsem Gyelwa Yeshé]] ([[byang sems rgyal ba ye shes]], 1247-1320), [[abbot]] from 1313 to 1320 [note: TBRC gives his [[
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  • Shangtön Gyawo Sönam Drakpa
    At fourteen years of age he met the [[Indian]] [[acarya Krsna]] ([[a tsa ra nag po]]) at [[Chakpori]] ([[lcags po ri]]) in [[Lhasa]] and studied [[s ...d on the work of the [[Jonang abbot]] [[Gyalwa Josang Palsangpo]] ([[rgyal ba jo bzang dpal bzang po]]): Brilliant Marvels: Abbreviated {{Wiki|Biographie
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  • A Discussion of the Views of Different Schools in Tibet, in Chronological Order - The First Phase of Madhyamika
    ...Eighth century [[views]]. particularly those of [[Shantarakshita]], ([[zhi ba 'tsho]]) and [[KamalazIla]], who were invited to [[Tibet]] from [[India]]. ...view]] and [[meditational]] practices of [[Lha blama yeshe 'od]], [[Lo tsa ba Rinchen Sangpo]], [[Zhiba 'o]], [[Jangchub 'o]], [[Marpa Lotsa]], and '[[G
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  • The Mahakala Tantra — The Main Guardian of the Karma Kagyu Tradition
    ...ream]][15] and as it is unsure if he has produced it himself lord [[mthong ba don ldan]][16] being a follower of sky-conduct has composed a sleepy guardi ...and [[si tu chos kyi rgyal mtshan pa]][22] and dpal [[khang]] [[lo tsa]]' ba's origin-law[23] then if well examining the two quite big volumes of the mo
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  • PRAYERS OF REFUGE AND BODHICITTA
    CHEN RE ZIG LA CHAK TSHAL LO KYE GA NA CHI BA LONG TRUG PA YI /
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  • The Mahakalatantra
    ...he [[tantra]] big black circle of [[life]] [[nag po chen po srog gi 'khor lo'i rgyud]]: the glorious black guardian and / the black [[goddess]] not as t ...om the great secret-forceful-deity [[tantra]] [[drag po'i lha rgyud gsang ba chen po]] : „the three [[mantras]] of the kissing countenances of [[body]
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  • History of the Mulasarvastivada Ordination Lineages in Tibet By Alexander Berzin
    ...04 CE, the [[Tibetan]] [[translator]] [[Tropu Lotsawa]] ([[Khro-phu Lo-tsa-ba Byams-pa dpal]]) invited the [[Indian]] [[master]] [[Shakyashribhadra]], th
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  • List of Tibetan writers
    ...Nampar Nangdze Lotsawa]] || 8th century || ''[[rnam par snang mdzad lo tsa ba]]'' || Vairotsana || Translator of Buddhist scriptures from Sanskrit into T | [[Lochen Rinchen Sangpo]] || 957–1055 || ''[[lo chen rin chen bzang po]]'' || - || First translator of [[Sarma]] texts
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  • The Tibetan Mahayana Buddhist praxis of Chod
    [[suffering]] of [[cyclic existence]] (‘khor ba; [[samsara]]). A [[traditional]] [[Buddhist view]] is that [[attachment]] t ...son, [[Lotsawa]] Kheugang Korlodrag ([[Lo tsa]] tswa ba Khe'u gang ‘[[Khor lo]] grags) and a daughter, Bume (Bu med).
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  • Did Vairocana have lice?
    The context is the Zas gtad kyi lo rgyus, a famous appendage at the end of the dBa’ bzhed that narrates a li ...nang ba [[dang]]/ [[shin]] tu skrag nas kog gis langs pa’i shul du bai ro tsa nas bzhugs pas ban de la g.yas gral shor/ [26v7-27r1]
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  • Nalanda University
    ...|George Roerich}}, ''{{Wiki|Biography}} of [[Dharmasvāmin]] ([[Chag lo tsa-ba Chos-rje dpal]])'', [[Patna]]: K.P Jayaswal Research Institute, 1959
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  • Mantras for Recitation
    Om [[Ah]] Ra Ba Tsa Na Dhi (7x) ...ar / Dzog-Päi Sang-Gyä / Nam-Par Nang-Dze / ö-Kyi Gyäl- Po-La / Chag-Tshäl-Lo (1x)
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  • A Descriptive Catalogue of Poets Quoted in Sanskrit Anthologies and Inscriptions
    ...'jigs pa sbyin pa]]). Tôh. no. 708 (also, no. 928). [[Derge Kanjur]], vol. TSA, folios 176v.1 177v.6. Tr. by [[Prajñāvarman]] and [[Ye shes sde]]. ...[[Derge Kanjur]], vol. [[KA]], folios 247r.1 370r.7. Tr. by [[Ānanda]] and Lo [[chung]] (but see the colophon). 69 chapters.
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  • Drubkhang Gelek Gyatso
    ...nchen Dondup]] ([[bla mamrin chenmdon grub]]), [[Rego Acarya]] ([[re sgo a tsa ra), Zhal-nga Chopel Gyatso]] ([[zhal snga chos 'phel rgya mtsho]], d.u.) a ...[['ol kha]]), [[Gyel]] ([[rgyal]]), [[Dakpo]] ([[dwags po]]), [[Tsari]] ([[tsa ri]]), and many more places for [[pilgrimage]] as an itinerant [[lama]].
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  • CHOS ‘BYUNG
    ...nals]] ([[Deb ther sngon po]]) by [[Gö Lotsawa]] Zhonnupel (‘Gos [[lo tswa ba]] [[Dam]] pa’i [[chos kyi]] ‘[[khor lo]] [[bsgyur ba]] [[rnams]] kyi byung ba [[gsal]] bar [[byed pa]] [[mkhas pa’i dga’ ston]] (mid-16th century)
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  • Vidyādharas' Words of Truth
    shyenpen lo yi tekchen lam tsa tsuk ...[[klong chen snying thig]] gi [[rtsa ba gsum]] gyi [[lam rim]] dang 'brel ba'i [[smon lam]] [[rig pa]] '[[dzin]] pa'i [[bden]] tshig", in [[klong chen s
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  • Butön Rinchen Drup
    ...togs ldan bsod rin]], d.u.), and [[Namnangwa Yonten Gyatso]] ([[rnam snang ba yon tan rgya mtsho]], d.u.). He traveled across U and [[Tsang]] with his fa ...r about four years with [[Tarpa Lotsāwa Nyima Gyeltsen]] ([[thar pa lo tsA ba nyi ma rgyal mtshan]], d.u), a prominent [[translator]] whom [[Rinchen Drub
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  • The Episodes that Resemble the sBa bzhed Tradition: The King's Dream of bSam yas' Statues
    ...a ba]] dang / [[byang chub sems]] dpa'i [[mtshan]] 'di dang 'di [[zhes bya ba]] dang zhes [[mtshan]] smos so // khro bo kun [[yang]] bstan ...]] went, there were 19 [[deities]]. [He] laughed out of [[joy]]' (de phyin tsa na [[lha]] bcu dgu 'dug / dgyes nas he he byas).
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  • Damngak Rinpoché Dzö, Volume 1 (ཀ་) Nyingma Text Collections Volume 1 གསང་སྔགས་རྙིང་མ་པོད་གཅིག་པ་
    ...a ba'i lam [[rnam]] par [[bshad pa]] [[chung]] ngu, by [[sangs rgyas gsang ba]] [[man ngag lta ba'i phreng ba]], by [[Pad+ma 'byung gnas]]
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  • Summary of The Blue Annals Chapter 10: The Wheel of Time Tantra (Skt. Kālacakra)
    ...ineage]] accounts in [[India]] are sketchy and conflicting and ‘gos lo tsā ba does little more than to list them, it seems, as he finds them. As a result ...[[discussion]] of the [[Kālacakra lineasges]] in [[India]])], ‘gos lo tsā ba discusses the [[transmissions]] as they took [[root]] in [[Tibet]]. He star
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  • Katokpa Dampa Deshek
    ...en Gyen]] ([[gtsang mo rin chen rgyan]]). He was named [[Gewa Pel]] ([[dge ba 'phel]]) by his father. ...ons on [[miracles]] ('[[phrul yig]]) from [[Bari Lotsāwa]] ([[bA ri lo tsA ba]], d.u.); and teachings on the [[Bodhipathapradīpa]], [[Prajñāpāramitā
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  • Nalanda University and the suppressed Buddhist Identity
    ...itation of the [[Tibetan translator]] [[Tropu Lotsawa]] ([[Khro-phu Lo-tsa-ba Byams-pa dpal]]).
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  • Hevajra 喜金刚
    ...he early 11th century, [[Drogmi Lotsawa Shākya Yeshe]] ('[[brog mi lo ts'a ba sh'akya ye shes]]) (993-1077 AD) journeyed from [[Drompa-gyang]] inLhatsé [[kye'i rdo rje]] [[zhes bya ba rgyud kyi rgyal po]] - [[Narthang]] [[Kangyur]], [[snar thang]] 369, vol. 8
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  • Tibetan Buddhist canon
    ...gs]] with help from his [[colleagues]], [[Bande chos-kyi snying-po]], [[Lo-tsa-wa Bande debendhara]], [[Bande lhun-po]] and [[Bande klu’-dbang-po]] etc. ...er compilers of the [[Tibetan Canon]] based their works extensively on sKa-ba [[dpal-brtsegs]] creation.
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  • History of the Hevajra Tantra
    ...e early 11th century, [[Drogmi Lotsawa Shākya Yeshe]] "('[[brog mi lo ts'a ba sh'akya ye shes]])" (993-1077 A.D) journeyed from [[Drompa-gyang]] in Lhats *"kye'i rdo rje zhes bya ba rgyud kyi rgyal po" - [[Narthang]] [[Kangyur]], [[snar thang]] 369, vol. 80
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  • Listing of "The Three Hundred and Sixties Buddhist Deities"
    9 [[Zla ba grags pa]] [[Candrakīrti]] 10 [[Zhi ba lha]] [[Śāntideva]]
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  • The Life and Works of Tsen Khawoche: Founder of ‘the Meditative Tradition’ and Tibetan ‘Empty-of-Other’
    ...another of [[[Sajjana’s]] [[disciples]], Zu Gawai [[Dorje]] (gzu [[dga’]] ba’i [[rdo rje]]), to translate the the [[Ratnagotravibhāga]]. The {{Wiki| ...rma ‘phrin las]], 1456-1539), and [[Go Lotsāwa Zhonnu Pel]] ([[‘gos lo tsA ba gzhon nu dpal]], 1392-1481)…..
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  • GENEALOGICAL NARRATIVE OF CHOD TRANSMISSIONS
    ...e's [[Zhije and Chod]] History, the figure of [[Gnyan]] [[chung]] [[Lo tsa ba]] is mentioned as a [[transmission]] link between Tonyon Samdrub and Khugom ...ngs rgyas]] [[Dge long]] is documented as a [[Chod]] [[teacher of Dharma]] ba dzra, who in turn would be the [[teacher]] of [[Sangs rgyas ston pa]] [[Br
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  • NEW TRANSLATION: 16TH KARMAPA’S TRANSMISSION RECORD: Second Volume of ‘Collected Works’ and Kālacakra lineages
    ...Trulpa Tsalupa]], [[Dushab Pawo Dhibhadra]], [[Tsami Sangye Drag]], [[Selo TsA KumAra shIla]], [[Nyo Dharma Od]], [[Lama Trashi [Ratna]], [[Jukhor Sangye dpal dus kyi ‘khor lo’i [[sgrub thabs]] mdor bsdus pa [[rin chen phreng ba]]/ W3PD27
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  • Cross-Cultural Transmission of Buddhist Texts
    ...[transmission]] of texts were [[Indian]] [[pandita]]^ and [[Tibetan]] [[lo tsa]] has. They interpreted the new texts they translated and educated their ...ba]] [[gZhon nu]] dp al (1392-1481) in his [[Deb ther sngon po]] {cha 8a2, BA 343). [[Zhang Thang sag pa]] [[Ye shes]] 5byung [[gnas]] alias 5Byung [[gna
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  • Sakya Five Superiors Collected Works
    * [[dpal kyai rdo rje'i rtsa ba'i rgyud brtag pa gnyis pa'i dka' 'brel mnan ngag don gsal]], 1: 263-313 * [[kha sbyor thig le'i don 'byung ba]], 1: 770-776
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  • Sacred Place, Perception, and the Treasure Tradition
    [[Gö lo tsa ba]] gzon nu dpal]]. The [[Blue Annals]]. Trans. George N. [[Roerich]]. [[Calc
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  • Catalogue du rNying-ma rgyud ’bum, II
    Tsa (XVII) 2. [[Man ngag]] thams cad kyi [[lta ba]] mdor bsdus pa - pp. 175-176
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  • F Sinitic Buddhism in the Tangut state
    ...在著「大黑天」之皇室信仰。據知黑水城出土文獻之間，與大黑天相關材料不是特別多，可以說 Sperling 的判斷基於其對 Rtsa-mi lo-tsa-ba 的據文資料的瞭解。據知「大黑天」似乎為西夏晚期傳秘
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  • Life of Tonmi Sambhota
    ...-698). Some sources have it that [[Tonmi]] was born in [[Nyalwa]] ([[gnyal ba]]) in Southern [[Tibet]] and that his father was named [[Nang-drak]] ([[sna ...og bkod pa]], [[spyan [[ras gzigs kyi mdo rgyud nyi shu rtsa gcig]], [[dge ba bcu’i mdo]], and others). The texts that he brought are said to be the fi
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  • Cakrasaṃvara Tantra
    ...etan|[[འཁོར་ལོ་སྡོམ་པ]]}} / {{BigTibetan|[[བདེ་མཆོག]]}}, [[Wylie]]: [[khor lo sdom pa]] / [[bde mchog gi rgyud]]) is considered to be of the [[mother cla [[Chakrasamvara Tantras]] (Tib.: [[kor lo dom pa gyu]]): the [[name]] of a group of related texts forming the [[princ
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  • The Inner Kālacakratantra - A Buddhist Tantric View of the Individual: A History of the Ṣaḍ-aṅga-yoga of the Kālacakratantra and Its Relation to Other Religious Traditions of India
    ...f [[Padma dkar po]], vols. 2 (kha) and 17 (tsa); and [[Bu ston's]] [[Sbyor ba]] [[yan lag]] {{Wiki|drug}} gi sngon 'gro'i rim pa in the Collected Works o ...iki|Bengal}}. [[Tāranātha's]] [[information]] coincides with '[[Gos lo tsa ba gzhon nu dpal's [[assertion]] in the [[Blue Annals]] that [[Anupamarakṣit
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  • Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara) Mantra
    PAL DEN TSA WAI LA MA RIN PO CHE SUTO KAYO ME BA WA
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  • Held by the Mother of the Buddhas: The Life of Shakyashribhadra
    ...], including the elderly [[Lama]] Zhang of the [[Tshalpa Kagyu]], [[Trophu Lo]] proceeded once more to [[India]], intending to return with none other tha Thus the [[mahapandita]] and his entourage travelled with [[Trophu Lo]] across the great [[Himalayas]] and pressed on through {{Wiki|western}} [[
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  • Uttaratantra: History of the Text
    ...chapter]] seven of the [[Sandhinirmocana Sutra]] (dGongs-pa nges-par ‘grel-ba’i mdo), the [[Sutra]] that Exposed Clearly What Is Intended. But [[His Ho ...[taught]] the text to an [[Indian]] [[pandit]] called [[Anandakirti]] (dGa-ba’i grags-pa), who then took it to [[Srinagar]] in [[Kashmir]]. It passed d
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  • A buddha
    [[kun tu snang ba]] - contemplation which is everywhere [[manifest]], [[gsal ba]], [[snying rje]], [[longs sku]], [[chos nyid bar do]], {{Wiki|sun}}, a [[b ...s of the {{Wiki|sun}} (lit. all-illuminating). 2) abbr. of {[[kun tu snang ba'i ting nge 'dzin]]}. 2) n. of a [[buddha]] [RY]
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  • Margaphala
    ...1041. Gayādhara worked with the [[Tibetan]] [[translator]] (Tib. [[lo tsa ba]]) [[Drogmi]] [[Śākya]] Yeshe (‘[[Brog mi]] [[Śākya]] [[Ye shes]]) (9
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  • A General Introduction Relating to the Mahakala Practice by Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche
    ...Tibet]] through the [[translator]] Zangkar [[Lotsawa]] (Zangsdkar [[lo tsa ba]], also known as [[Mal gyo]]). When he went to [[India]], even though [[Dom ...shorter practice, called the Abridged Burning Up {{Wiki|Hostility}} (sDang ba [[rnam]] sreg las btus pa), which is known these days as the [[Ritual]] of
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  • LION-FACED DAKINI (Siṃhamukhā): Bari Lotsawa, Vanaratna, and Terma revealed by 1st Karmapa: ‘Aspirations to End Adversity’ with 17th Karmapa (Day VIII: part 2)
    ...a famous [[translator]] and [[Sakya master]], [[Bari Lotsawa]] ([[ba ri lo tsA]]) (aka [[Rinchen Drak]] ([[rin chen grags]])) (1040-1111) — the [[second
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  • Kongpo
    ...ively for the [[benefit]] of others. He also visited [[Tsari Gyumtsho]] ([[tsa ri gyum mtsho]]). On the whole, he spent three years in [[Kongpo]]. In fron ...po]] ([[bsod bzang po]]) and the [[mahā-upādhyāya]] [[Yönlowa]] ([[yon blo ba]]), and of about eighty {{Wiki|priests}}.
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  • Buddhism.
    ...]], [[Sautrantika]], [[Chittamatra]], [[Madhyamika]]. Syn {[[bye brag smra ba]]}, {[[mdo sde pa]]}, {[[sems tsam pa]]}, {[[dbu ma pa]]} [RY] ...octrine]] / teachings of the [[Victorious One]] / [[Buddha]]. Syn {[[rgyal ba'i bstan pa]]} [[Buddhism]] [RY]
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  • Hevajra
    ...he early 11th century, [[Drogmi Lotsawa Shākya Yeshe]] ('[[brog mi lo ts'a ba sh'akya ye shes]]) (993-1077 AD) journeyed from [[Drompa-gyang]] in Lhatsé *[[kye'i rdo rje]] [[zhes bya ba rgyud kyi rgyal po]] - [[Narthang]] [[Kangyur]], [[snar thang]] 369, vol. 8
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  • Blue Annals: Part 10 (Kalachakra)
    ...story of the origin of the [[Śrī Kālacakra-Tantra]] ([[dpal dus kyi 'khor lo'i rgyud]]) and its pre?cepts. ...rom the [[South]]. After that from the [[West]] [[Śrī Kambala]] ([[dpal la ba pa]]) and others discovered the [[Yoginī-Tantras]] ([[rnal 'byor ma'i rgyu
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  • On the history and identification of two of the Thirteen Later Translations of the Dzogchen Mind Series
    ...rdo rje'i glur bzhengs pa, in [[rNying ma]] [[bka' ma]] [[rgyas pa]], Vol. Tsa, p. 298ff, translated by E.P. [[Kunsang]] in [[Wellsprings of the Great Per ...5a, 1.4) In the [[language]] of [[India]]: bo dhi tsi ta sa ma ti a mo gha tsa na ma. In [[Tibetan]]: Accomplishing the aim of [[meditation]] on the [[Min
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  • Vajrayogini and the 1st Karmapa
    ...]] named [[Tolung]] Gyamarwa Jangchubdrak ([[stod lung]] [[rgya]] [[dmar]] ba [[byang chub]] grags, d.u.). He took final [[ordination]] with Mel Duldzinp other [[Kadam]] [[monks]], [[including]] Ga [[Lotsāwa]] ([[rgwa lo]] tsA ba, d.u.), who gave him the the [[Mahākāla]] [[tradition]] later known as th
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