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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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  • Jokhang (jo khang)
    ...rom the historian [[Pawo]] Tsuklag Trengwa ([[Dpa' bo]] Gtsug lag [[phreng ba]]) (1504-1566), in his [[Feast for Scholars]]: An {{Wiki|Ecclesiastical}} H ...[[care]] for the [[temple]] fell to the doctor Gewabum ([[Lha rje]] [[Dge ba 'bum]]), who [[constructed]] dykes along the right fork of the [[Kyichu riv
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  • Lojong Retreat Prayers
    pe'i [[sang gye]] [[shakya]] tub pa la [[chag]] [[tsal]] lo/ Dor je'i nying po rab tu jom pa la [[chag]] [[tsal]] lo/ [[rin chen]] ö tro la
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  • Early Nyingma Writings
    ...]] dgrol ba / dbu ma'i gzer bu / [[bsam gtan]] gyi [[dogs]] pa brgyad bsal ba [[lha btsan]] po'i bkas bcad [[sogs]] dang / ...chub sems dpa']] brgya la [[bstod pa]] [[sogs]] gzhung [[tshad]] [[chung]] ba'i [[bstan bcos]] du ma [[mdzad]] do //
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  • Short PHOWA Practice
    DRIN-CHEN TSA-WA DANG GYU-PAR CHE-PA’I PAL-DEN RAB-TU CHAG-TSAL LO/
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  • Praise and Request to the 21 Taras
    DRÖL-MA YUM-LA CHAG-TSEL-LO OM JE-TSÜN-MA PAG-MA DRÖL-MA-LA CHAG-TSEL-LO
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  • TANTRA CANNOT BE KNOWN WITHOUT KNOWING THE “CHANTED NAMES OF MAÑJUŚRĪ’: ‘Aspirations to End Adversity’ with 17th Karmapa (Part VII)
    ...n Kangyur]] was translated by [[Pang Lotsāwa Lodro Tenpa]] ([[dpang lo tsA ba blo gros brtan pa]], b. 1276-1342) [vi]. The translation by the great [[tra [iv] [[Candrakīrti]] ([[月稱]];: [[zla ba grags pa]], c. 600 – c. 650) was a [[Buddhist scholar]] of the [[Madh
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  • BON MONASTIC DISCIPLINE AND THE GREAT MASTER DGONGS PA RAB GSAL
    ...[lineage]] holder of [[monastic discipline]] (Skt. [[vinaya]], Tib. [['dul ba]]) in both [[traditions]]. Therefore, this [[investigation]] will ...al ba]] mchog yangs, rma a tsa ra [[Rin chen]] mchog and [[la gsum]] Rgyal ba'i [[byang chub]]. [[Sba bzhed]] zhabs btags ma is considered to be the exte
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  • Daily Practice of Uṣṇīṣa-Sitātapatrā
    With vajra-samājaḥ, [[jaḥ]], [[hūṃ]], baṃ, hoḥ we merge indissociably. ...yilkhor]] la nga dzepa chenmö künné dakchak khor dang chepa la sung du sol lo
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  • The death ritual as guidance through the Bardo
    ...in the [[ritual]], through the [[realm]] of the [[bardo]]. The cards (T. [[Tsa-ka-li]]) are usually only half the size of a postcard, have a red border, a ...eruka]] appears with his [[Prajna]] in the perineum (T. [[gSang-gnas 'khor-lo]]). From these, in the visions in the [[Chos nyid bardo (the bardo]] of [[r
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  • Bön in the Blue Annals
    ...rominently in the [[Blue Annals]], [[Gö Lotsawa]] Zhönnupel ('[[gos lo tsa ba gzhon nu dpal]], 1392-1481) references the [[tradition]] and a few of its { "[[smra ba'i seng ge]] [[rong]] ston [[chen po]]: He was a [[Bodhisattva]] endowed wit
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  • Padma dkar-po’s Arrangement of the bDe-mchog snyan-brgyud
    ...u-dpal]] (1392-1481) [[Bod-kyi yul-du chos dang chos-smra-ba ji-ltar byung-ba’i rim-pa deb-ther sngon-po]], in The [[Blue Annals]] completed in A.D. 14 ...of [[gTsang-smyon He-ru-ka’s sGra-bsgyur mar-pa lo-tsd-’i rnam-thar mthong-ba don-yod]] ([[Nalanda Translation Committee]] 1986: 156 ff.) that, as he was
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  • Anuyoga
    ...[[Psycho-physical system|channels, winds-energies and essences]] (Tib. ''[[tsa lung tiklé]]''). [[Visualization]] of the [[deities]] is generated instant #''[[gsang ba dur khrod khu byug rol ba]]''
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  • 1༎ལུས་སྦྱིན་མཁའ་འགྲོའི་གད་རྒྱངས་བཞུགས་སོ༎“The Laughter of the Dakini,” The Offering of the Body
    Gyu lu [[tshok]] kyi [[khor lo]] kor pa la [Dro-dung-ba ni ~ Performing the [[Dance]]] ([[Kangling]] [[[thighbone trumpet]]], and t
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  • JOYFULLY JOYOUS’ SIDDHA’S ROAR : PADAMPA SANGYE’S ‘DHARMA THAT PACIFIES SUFFERING (ZHIJE)’ SONG TO MILAREPA AND MARPA LOTSAWA’S SUPPLICATION TO MACHIG LABDRON
    ...[[dbang]] [[nam mkha]]’ sgo ‘[[byed]] kyi [[lo rgyus]] [[mu tig]] [[phreng ba]]) with [[Jonang]] [[teacher]], Khentrul [[Rinpoche]]. ...dely in both [[China]] and [[Tibet]], and is said to have visited Mi-la-re-ba near the end of his [[life]]. Based on the [[Perfection of Wisdom Sutras]],
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  • ‘JOYFULLY JOYOUS’ SIDDHA’S ROAR : PADAMPA SANGYE’S ‘DHARMA THAT PACIFIES SUFFERING (ZHIJE)’ SONG TO MILAREPA AND MARPA LOTSAWA’S SUPPLICATION TO MACHIG LABDRON
    ...[[Space]] [2] ([[gcod dbang nam mkha’ sgo ‘byed kyi lo rgyus mu tig phreng ba]]) with [[Jonang]] [[teacher]], [[Khentrul Rinpoche]]. The founder of the [[Shi-jay order]] was [[Pa-dam-ba-sang-gyay]], who many say was [[Bodhidharma]], also known as [[Kamalashila]
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  • Shangpa Lineages Outline
    ...ldan shangs pa bka' brgyud gyi gser chos rin po che'i mdzod yongs su phye ba'i dkar chag bai durya'i lde'u mig]]'', ''[[dpal ldan shangs pa'i chos skor *[[Shangkarwa Rinchen Gyaltsen]] ([[shangs dkar ba rin chen rgyal mtshan]], 1353-1435)
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  • Mahasiddha
    ...[Caturasitisiddha pravrtti]]; [[Wylie]]: [[grub thob brgyad bcu tsa bzhi'i lo rgyus]]). ...sMon grub Shes rab]] and is known as the [[Grub thob brgyad cu rtsa bzhi’i lo rgyus]] or “The [[Legends of the Eighty-four Siddhas]]”.
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  • Bodhipathapradīpa
    ...hed by theIndian [[acarya]] Dipamkara-sri-jnana and the [[Tibetan]] lo-tsa-ba [[bhiksu]] Subhamatimangalam. ...jnana]]. Translated by the same [[Indian]] [[pandita]] and the greatlo-tsa-ba Subhamati. This [[book]] is written in the Tho-in [[temple]] of Shan-shun.
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  • Lama Tsongkhapa’s Migtsema
    LO [[SANG]] TRAG PEY SHAB LA SOL WA DEB (This line is {{Wiki|equivalent}} to reciting Om [[Ah]] [[Ra]] Ba Tsa [[Na]] Dhi)
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  • CHÖD PRECURSORS
    ...] blang [[ste]] / [[tshul bzhin ma yin pa’i yid la byed pa]] sngon du ‘gro ba’i [[nyon mongs]] [[rnams]] yul gyi thog [[de nyid]] du [[gcod]] par [[bye “gzhung [[rtsa ba]],” that is, [[root texts]] for the [[tradition]] of [[Chöd]]: The Great
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  • On the Date of the Tibetan Translation of Asvaghosa's Buddhacarita
    16 Tshe-dbang-nor-bu f. 10a. In an earlier article “The Early History of Lo (Mustang) and [[Ngari]],” Contributions to [[Nepalese]] Studies, vol. 4, ...is listed as “[[pandita]]” and the [[latter]] as “[[translator]]” (lo tsaa ba).
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  • LION-FACED DAKINI (Siṃhamukhā): Barī 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 Lotsāwa]] ([[ba ri lo tsA]]) (aka [[Rinchen Drak]] ([[rin chen grags]])) (1040-1111) — the [[second ...issions]] from [[Buddhagoṣa]] and a [[Śrī]] Shawari [[Wangchuk]] (shrI sha ba ri [[dbang]] phyug) at the Śāntapurī [[Vihāra]] at Swayambhūnath. This
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  • ON THE COMMENTARY TOT HEDHARMADHÅTUSTAVA BY DOL PO PA (II)
    2006 “[[Dol po pa]] ^X(On the bDen [[gnyis]] gal ba’i [[nyi ma]])”, U®Z'7'- 2007b “ [[Dol po pa]] ^X(II)” (On the bDen [[gnyis]] [[gsal]] ba’inyima (II)),
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  • Lasel Chenmo: A Sang Offering to the Nāgas
    [[sang]] chö gyachen di bul lo tsa sé tünpa matongwar
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  • The Nyingma Tradition
    ...Shes gNyen]] – [[Vimalamitra]]), [[Sang-gyé Sangwa]] ([[rSangs rGyas gSang ba]] – [[Buddhaguhya]]), [[Lopön Shan-ti pa]] ([[sLob dPon Shan ti pa]]) an [[Pa-gor Lochen]] ([[sPa gor lo chen ba’i ro tsa na]] – [[Vairochana]]) was born in [[Nye-mo Ché-kar]]. He travelled to [
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  • Emanation.
    [[skye ba sprul sku]] - born, [[incarnated]] [[nirmanakaya]], the [[emanation body]] [[skye ba'i sprul pa]] - {[[skye ba'i sprul sku]]} [[emanation]] through [[conscious]] [[rebirth]] [RB]
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  • Nalanda
    ...ion of the [[Tibetan]] [[translator]] Tropu [[Lotsawa]] ([[Khro-phu Lo-tsa-ba Byams-pa dpal]]). [[In Tibet]], he started an [[ordination]] [[lineage]] of When the [[Tibetan]] [[translator]] [[Chag]] [[Lotsawa]] ([[Chag Lo-tsa-ba]], 1197–1264) visited the site in 1235, he found it damaged and looted, w
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  • The Noble Dhāraṇī of The Supreme Accomplishment of Sitātapatrā Born from the Tathāgata’s Uṣṇīṣa, the Great Invincible Dispeller
    ...hub sempa]] dang [[pakpa]] nyentö dang rangsang [[gyé]] tamché la chaktsal lo [[chomdendé]] shyen gyi mi tubpa tsuktor gyalmo la chaktsal lo
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  • Introduction to the Term rDo rjephur pa
    ...instances in which [[phur pa]] can be replaced with [[phur bu]] or [[phur ba]]. The term [[phur bu]] ([[kilaka]]), a diminutive [[form]] of [[phurpa]], ...er texts.1 In the [[Amdo]] area, pa is very often written as ba, so [[phur ba]] has almost no {{Wiki|distinction}} horn [[phur pa]], but is seldom used n
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  • Khordong gTérchen Tulku Chhi’mèd Rig’dzin Rinpoche
    7. Zhi-wa’i [[Nyingpo]] (zhi ba’i [[snying po]] – the Rig’dzin of fierce [[mantra]], [[Shintamgarbha] 8. Sangwa’i [[Dawa]] (gsang ba’i [[zla ba]] – the Rig’dzin of [[coercion]], [[Guhyachandra]]) received of the [[t
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  • Brilliant Light Goddess: Karmapa ‘s Tibetan Translation of the Dhāraṇī of Mārīcī (Ozer Chenma): Aspirations to End Adversity (Part I)
    ...betan]]: the [[Dhāraṇī]] of [[Mārīcī]] (‘phags ma ‘od zer can [[zhes bya]] ba’i [[gzungs]]), included in the [[Aspirations]] [[book]] (Day Eight). Othe ...mārīcī]] [[nāma]] [[dhāraṇī]], [[Wyl.]] ‘phags ma ‘od zer can [[zhes bya]] ba’i [[gzungs]], D 564).
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  • Tibetan Grammar - Formation of the Tibetan Syllable
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  • Canon COLLECTION
    [[dam tshig thams cad nyams chags skong ba'i lung bshags pa thams cad kyi rgyud dri ma med rnam par bkod pa zhes bya ba theg pa chen po'i mdo]] [W30397]
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  • Pakmodrupa Dorje Gyelpo
    ...ated]] by his [[disciple]], [[Tropu Lotsāwa Jampa Pel]] ([[khro phu lo tsA ba byams pa dpal]], c.1172-1225/1236);
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  • Rain of Wisdom, Love and Spiritual Power
    [[chenrezik]] wang [[jetsün]] lo [[zang]] [[drak]] shying dul drang [[nyam]] güpé chaktsal lo
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  • Dukkar Chokdrupma
    ...b pa]] [[phyir]] [[zlog pa]] [[chen po]] mchog tu [[grub pa]] [[zhes bya]] ba’i [[gzungs]]) ...hub sempa]] dang [[pakpa]] nyentö dang rangsang [[gyé]] tamché la chaktsal lo
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  • The History of the Hearing Lineage of the Profound and Secret Practice of Siṃhamukhā
    ...[[man ngag]] gi [[yi ge]] [[gces btus]] [[rin chen]] bum bzang [[zhes bya ba]] [[bzhugs so]]/ [[grub chen]] [[sangs rgyas]] [[mgon po]] nas [[brgyud]] p ...a]] that vanquishes all {{Wiki|sorcery}} ([[byad]] ma 'bum rdug gi ‘[[khor lo]] [[chen]] mo) ↩
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  • NEW TRANSLATION: The ‘Red Hat Karmapa’, 4th Shamarpa’s ‘Supplication to the Kālacakra Six Vajra-Yogas Lineage’ and his teacher, Kālacakra lineage master, Go Lotsawa Kālacakra
    ...2], is [[Shamar]] Chen-ngawa [[Chökyi Drakpa]] ([[zhwa dmar]] [[spyan snga ba]] [[chos kyi grags pa]]), (1453-1524), [[the fourth]] [[Shamarpa]], or ‘[ ...d historian of [[Kālacakra]], [[Go Lotsawa]] [[Zhonnu Pal]] (‘[[gos lo tsA ba gzhon nu dpal]]) (see biographical [[information]] below), at Gacho [[Dzong
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  • Around Abhinavagupta
    ...ols. I-XXX (2006), vols. XXXI-LX (2007) and vols. LXI-XC (2009). Bod kyi [[lo rgyus]], vols. I-XXX (2010), vols. XXXI-LX (2011). 4 This [[translator]]
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  • The Zangs gling ma
    ...Nam mkha’i [[snying po]] remains, but [[Vairocana]] is banished to [[Tsha ba]] [[rong]], much ...[Padmasambhava]] is forced to flee from the [[charnel ground]] called bSil ba'i tshal because of the [[evil]] [[king]], Cakraraja (ZLa 7a6- 7b6).
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  • Empowerments Given to the Rigpa Sangha
    ...yingtik]]<ref>According to [[Orgyen Tobgyal Rinpoche]], he gave the ''rtsa ba'i smin byed bklag chog tu bkod pa [[ye shes]] [[bdud]] rtsi'i chu rgyun''.< ...l. 1, pp.129-144. ''([[tshe dpag med]] lung [[lugs]] [[sangs rgyas]] gsang ba’i [[man ngag]]) (tshe lung)''. And three [[Avalokiteshvara]] [[empowermen
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  • Tamdrin Wangmo Kelzang Chokyi Nyima
    ...[[transmissions]] included [[Vajrakīlaya]], [[Ra Lotsāwa’s]] ([[rwa lo tsa ba]], 1016-c.1128) thirteen- [[deity]] [[Yamāntaka]], four different [[lineag
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  • Mandala visualization and possession
    ...ri su'i [[sgrib sbyong]] gi sgrub gzhung ma rig mun sel [[sgron me]] 'khor ba [[ngan song]] dong sprugs)2)_ Let us abbreviate the title of the text as TG ===⦁ gSang-ba ngang-ring, whose [[body]] is purple, possessing a [[flag]] marked with [[f
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  • The Myth of Maitreya in Tibet
    ...sde]] , tsa 300b6f.: [['dzam bu'i gling]] gi [[tshe]] lo'i [[grangs]] bye ba 'bum phrag lnga bcu rtsa {{Wiki|drug}} lon nas | [[byams pa]] [[dga' ldan]] ...myangs nas don [[nyams]] su blangs te [['bras bu]] mngon du byas nas rgyal ba'i [[mdzad pa]] ma lus pa sgrub [[cing]] de mthar phyin par [[sho]] g
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  • THE RELIGIOUS CAREER OF VAIROCANAVAJRA – A TWELFTH-CENTURY INDIAN BUDDHIST MASTER FROM DAKS IN A KOSALA
    ...an texts]] of the {{Wiki|biography}}, I will demonstrate how 'Gos [[Lo tsa ba]] [[Gzhon nu dpal]] (1392-1481) adapted [[Bla ma]] Zhang's {{Wiki|biography The first [[lineage]] descends from Ba ri Lo tsaa ba, whose connec­tion with [[Vairocana]] we shall look at in detail below. Th
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  • Pu-tön’s Advice on publishing Buddhist texts by Alpo Ratia
    ...r texts. Pu-tön was also the 14th century’s pre-eminent translator (lo tsa ba) and {{Wiki|Canonical}} redactor. He singly translated at least 15 {{Wiki|C ...ba’i bshes gnyen rnams [[dang]] [[yon tan]] mkhan rnams kyi snyan du gsol ba). Pu-tön probably dictated it during the 1330s in connection with his reda
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  • A DHARMA HISTORY: THE HONEYED NECTAR OF FLOWERS Chos 'byung me tog snying po brang rtsi'i bcud
    [[Testament of Ba]]). For textual analysis, see Meisezahl (1985), Doney (2014), and [[Hirshbe [[Chapter]] 12: The history of [[Vairocana]] (Bai ro tsA na).
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  • HISTORICAL CONTEXTS - THE PERIOD OF THE “LATER SPREAD”
    ...classification}}, but agreed with me that, given the work of ‘[[Gos lo tsa ba]] ad Dpa’ bo gtsug lag, [[tshogs]] [[bsags]] dang 'brel bar [[gnyis]] '[[dzin]] 'khrul ba [[gcod]] pa'i man ngag.36 The [[Sa skya]] [[Ngor]] [[chos]]
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  • Samyé (bsam yas) Monastery
    ...inning of the 12th century between [[monks]] of [[Lumé’s]] faction and the Ba-Rag group (Davidson, 327; also [[Roerich]], 387). Since an account of the [[debate]] is included in [[Testament of Ba]] ([[sba bzhed]]), in which it is said that after the [[debate]] all {{Wiki
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  • Gendun Chopel
    ...the Blue Annals (deb ther sngon po) by Go Lotsāwa Zhonnu Pel ('gos lo tsa ba gzhon nu dpal, 1392-1481), one of the major Tibetan historical works, readi ...ba phun tshogs dbang rgyal, b. 1922), Changlochen Kung Sonam Gyelpo (lcang lo can kung bsod nams rgyal po, b. 1898), and Rabga Pomdatsang (rab dga' spom
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  • Lion-Faced Ḍākinī
    ...o be connected with the [[Guhyagarbha Mayajala cycle]] ([[sGyu-‘phrul drwa-ba]]). ...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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  • A brief introduction to the bCud len tradition
    from the eleventh century. It is found in writings by [[Ba ri lo tsa ba rin chen grags]] (1103- mentioning a ru ra, ba ru ra and [[skyu ru ra]]. These ingredients, found in [[bcud len]] recipes
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  • A treatise on Buddhist Epistemology and Logic Attributed to Klong chen Rab 'byams pa (1308-1364) and its Place in Indo-Tibetan Intellectual History
    ...cheng]], better known by his [[Tibetan]] title and [[name]] [[‘Gos Lo tsia ba Chos grub]], seems to have rendered {{Wiki|Chinese}} *[[jilianglun]] by [[b ...g to the [[Bka' gdams pa]] school of [[Tibetan Buddhism]], [[Rngog Lo tsia ba's]] primary place of residence during his later years was the [[monastery]]
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  • Longchen Nyingthig
    ...]] '[[bindu]]' the central point of the '[[mandala]]' ([[Tibetan]]: [[Khor lo]]). ...[meditation]] [[experience]] of clear [[luminosity]] ('[[Od gSal Gyi sNang Ba]]) for a long [[time]]. While {{Wiki|being}} absorbed in that [[luminous cl
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  • The Tanjur Bodhicaryāvatāra auxiliaries: a few collected bibliographical pointers
    ...ba]], Q 5275, 222 (śa / mdo ‘grel 27), 1-106a6) by [[Kalyāṇadeva]] ([[Dge ba’i lha]]), the “edition” of the Bca, is another commentary on the long ...of [[Śāntibhadra]], a {{Wiki|Newar}} [[scholar]] of the 11th century (cf. Lo Blue: The role of {{Wiki|Newar}} [[scholars]] in transmitting the [[Indian
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  • Tsangnyon Heruka
    [[Tsari]] and [[Tsagong]] ([[tsa ri tsa gong]]), [[Labchi]] and [[Chuwar]] ([[la phyi chu bar]]), ...eral times and visited [[Kathmandu Valley]] three times. He also visited [[Lo]] ([[Mustang]]), in {{Wiki|present}} day [[Nepal]] close to the [[Tibetan]]
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  • The “Twenty or Eighteen” Texts of the Mind Series: Scripture, Transmission, and the Idea of Canon in the Early Great Perfection Literature
    ...ry. {{Wiki|Legs}} grub [[died]] on his way back to [[Tibet]], but [[Bai ro tsa na]] was able to receive the [[transmission]] of the [[essential]] [[script ...on]]. 8 This is the {{Wiki|narrative}} as found in The Mask of [[Bai ro tsa na]] (Bai ro 'dra [['bag]]), one of the earliest accounts of the [[transmis
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  • Gung-thang Dkar-chag
    ...ple-monastery was composed in 1782 by the [[Dge-lugs-pa]] author [['Jog-ri-ba Ngag-dbang-bstan-'dzin-'phrin-las-rnam-rgyal]] (the last 4 {{Wiki|syllables ...en]] las [['das]] skyon dang [[yon tan]] spangs blangs rtag dang gus sbyor ba'i ||
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  • THE DISCOURSE ON THE ORIGINS OF THE TEACHERS OF PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE DUS GSUM STON PA ’BYUNG KHUNGS KYI MDO
    ...po]] bzhi. For instance, according to the colophon of the sNod rten ’byung ba [[chags]] ’jig pa’i mdo, one of the [[mDo]] [[chen po]] bzhi, the Dus [ ...in the colophon to one of those four [[discourses]], the sNod rten ’byung ba [[chags]] ’jig pa’i mdo:
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  • The Bird-faced Monk and the Beginnings of the New Tantric Tradition: Part One
    ...o professed [[Buddhist beliefs]] – I do not know of any [[Tibetan]] Lo ts? ba-translators of [[Buddhist texts]] who were not [[recognized]] as being [[Bu ...ated into a [[form]] of '[[orthodox]]' [[religious practice]]. The lo ts? ba-translator [[Rin chen bzang po]], this bird-faced son of [[Mnga' ris]], may
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  • A Record of the Teachings of the Great Perfection in the Twelfth-century Zur Tradition
    ...is divided into a [[phyi skor]], [[nang skor]], [[gsang skor]] and [[gsang ba bla na med pa’i skor]]. Does this suggest that [[Shakya rdo rje]] had rec ...nuyoga]], see now Dalton 2016, appendix. 20 Or: “transcending,” [[la bzla ba]]. The [[tantras]] mentioned in our text have been identified where possi
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  • The Main Features of Tantra
    Making clay votive tablets ([[tsa-tsa]]) with the [[impression]] on them of a [[Buddha-figure]] or [[lineage mast ...ated in terms of two types of "[[uncommendable actions]]" ([[kha-na ma-tho-ba]]) that we promise to avoid.
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  • Tara Practices
    Gyäl tän chi dang lo [[zang]] tän Dün gyi nam khar seng thri pä däi dän la tsa wäi la ma dang yer me päi
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  • The Sūtra on the Residence of Mañjuśrī
    [[’phags pa]] [[’jam dpal]] [[gnas pa]] [[zhes bya ba]] [[theg pa]] [[chen]] po’i mdo Toh. 196, [[Dergé]] [[mdo sde]], tsa 266b1-271b2 (vol. 61)
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  • Deities, Spirits, Gods & Goddesses
    ...[[life]] force........Follows with an important description of the Five [[Tsa Lung]] exercises............Tenzin [[Wangyal]] (The [[Five Elements]] in [[ ....(Campbell: 1978...pg 236)....."King [[Dawa Zangpo]] ([[Sucandra]]) ([[Zla-ba bZang po]]) ([[Lord]] of Humanity)..(Kongtrul: 1995..pg 276)...
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  • Studies on the History and Literature of Tibet and the Himalaya
    ...po]] bzhi. For instance, according to the colophon of the sNod rten ’byung ba [[chags]] ’jig pa’i mdo, one of the [[mDo]] [[chen po]] bzhi, the Dus [ ...he’i [[mdzod]] (1985), p.216.6 and 288.18f. 8 To wit, the sNod rten ’byung ba ’[[jig rten]] [[chags]] ’jig mdo, [[Bla med]] [[gong]] [go] ’[[phang]
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  • Sadhanas & Prayers
    DAG-LO DE-PE SO-NAM SHING-CHOG TU SHE-JYEH CHON-KUN JAL-WEY LO-DO THUG
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  • THE DISCOURSE ON THE ORIGINS THE DISCOURSE ON THE ORIGINS OF THE TEACHERS OF PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF THE TEACHERS OF PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE DUS GSUM STON PA ’BYUNG KHUNGS KYI MDO DUS GSUM STON PA ’BYUNG KHUNGS KYI MDO
    ...po]] bzhi. For instance, according to the colophon of the sNod rten ’byung ba [[chags]] ’jig pa’i mdo, one of the [[mDo]] [[chen po]] bzhi, the Dus [ ...he’i [[mdzod]] (1985), p.216.6 and 288.18f. 8 To wit, the sNod rten ’byung ba ’[[jig rten]] [[chags]] ’jig mdo, [[Bla med]] [[gong]] [go] ’[[phang]
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  • An Early Tibetan Commentary on Atiśa’s Satyadvayāvatāra: Diplomatic Edition with Introduction and Notes
    • Use of superabundant ’a rjes ’jug (e.g. mdo’, dbu’ ma ba); [[buddha]] [6b3, 8a4], lo [[tsha ba]] for [[lo tsa]]’ ba).
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  • Sidpa Gyalmo Healing Practice with Khenzur Nyima Wangyal Rinpoche (Bön)
    Ku le wal me bar wai [[tsa tsa]] yi ..., zhi bcos ([[peaceful]] [[offerings]]), bka ‘thub (penances), and [[srung ba]] (reciting protective charms) in
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  • Byang chub lam gyi rim pa bzhugs so
    kyi zhabs la gus pas phyag 'tshal lo/ /mi mjed zhing gi dbang phyug bcom ldan 'das/ /rgyal ba'i rgyal tshab byams
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  • CHÖD IN THE PERIOD OF THE LATER SPREAD
    ...classification}}, but agreed with me that, given the work of ‘[[Gos lo tsa ba]] ad Dpa’ bo gtsug lag, similar classifications were circulating. 19th ce ...ku sā li'i [[tshogs]] [[bsags]] dang 'brel bar [[gnyis]] '[[dzin]] 'khrul ba [[gcod]] pa'i man ngag.36 The [[Sa skya]] [[Ngor]] [[chos]] ‘byung does m
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  • Noble White Tara
    ...ir [[blessings]] while reciting the line, [[Rim-pa-drug-ldän-rnams-la-gsöl-ba-‘debs]]. rgyäl-ba-kung-bskyed-yid-bshin-‘khor-lo-dang
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  • The Cult of Mount Murdo in Gyalrong
    ...cessbile place. It is associated with legends of the renowned Tibetan monk Ba-gor Vairocana of the eighth century A.D. He is believed to have been exiled where it reaches the Rongdrag county (Rong-brag rdzong, Ch. Dan Ba), it picks up an affluent coming from the west and then makes a sharp bend,
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  • The Tanjur Text of the A jhdsamyak pramana-nama-dakinyupadesa by Fabrizio Torricelli
    ...o]]), and (6) the [[transference]] of the noetic power (samkrdnti-, ’[[pho-ba]]), an extreme device of which is known as the entering [[corpses]] {paraka ...-pa’i gdams-pa khyad~par-du ’[[phags-pa]] bzhi gsan-pa’i gcig / dpal gSang^ba-’dus-parla brten-pa’i rim-pa Inga’i [[gdams-ngag]] yin-pas / Ye~shes~
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  • Hevajra the Tantric Diety
    ...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 Lhats ⦁ [[kye'i rdo rje]] [[zhes bya ba rgyud kyi rgyal po]] - ⦁ [[Narthang]] ⦁ [[Kangyur]], [[snar thang]]
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  • TROVES OF TREASURE:‘RECORD OF RECEIVED TRANSMISSIONS’ (THOB-YIG) OF DUDJOM RINPOCHE
    ...cious]] [[Jewels]]: Record of teachings received (zab pa dang [[rgya]] che ba’i [[dam pa]] [[chos kyi]] [[thob yig]] [[rin chen]] [[sgron]] me’i [[gl ...nslations (snga [[‘gyur]] bka’ ma’i [[thob yig]]/ [[dus gsum]] gyi [[rgyal ba]] thams cad kyi [[dgongs]] pa’i gsang [[mdzod]] snga [[‘gyur]] bka’ m
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  • A Manual of the Tsog Offering in Conjunction with the Yoga of the Profound Path of Chö
    ...Touch Illuminating the Darkness]] [[Zab lam gcod kyi rnal ’byor dang ’brel ba’i tsogs mchod ’bul tsul nag ’gros su bkod pa]] PHAT Kel den thar par thri pei [[de pon]] chog tsa gyü mei [[tsog]] la kyab su chi 1 To the supreme leader who leads the [[f
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  • Vibhūticandra
    ...allowing me to use his copies of the [[manuscripts]] by [[Khro-phu Lo-tsa-ba]] and [[Shes-rab mgon]] which are listed in the bibliography. I should also ...[[name]], although the [[forms]] [[Rnam-'byor zla-ba]] and [[Rab-'byor zla-ba]] are also found.
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  • A Long-Life Practice and Empowerment that Unites the Oral, Treasure and Visionary Teachings
    [[jikten]] dé [[zhing]] lo lek dang kyemé chö kyi [[ying]] su tsé ba o
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  • A First Investigation of Abhayākaragupta’s Madhyamakamañjarī
    ...khros pa’i [[mgon po]] [[gsang ba]] [[dngos grub]] ’byung ba [[zhes bya]] ba’i rgyud (D. No. 0416, P. No. 0062) is not a [[writing]] by [[Wikipedia:Ab ...dang | bod kyi lo tstsha ba [[mkhas pa]] [[chen po]] khe’u rgad [[’khor]] lo grags [[kyis]] bsgyur [[cing]] zhus pa’o || [[yang]] slad nas [[mkhas pa]
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  • NEW TRANSLATIONS: Nāropa’s Vajrayoginī by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo
    mor [[chen]] jé dang khyap dak né sar pa kün ga lo drö nam la sölwa dep [iii] [[Mel Lotsāwa Lodro Drakpa]] ([[mal lo tsA ba blo gros grags pa]]) received the [[Cakrasaṃvara]] [[transmission]] from
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  • A Manual on Naropa’s Six Yogas by sPyan snga Nyer gnyis pa (1386-1434):
    ...]] titled dPal na ro’i [[chos]] druggi [[khrid yig]] [[bde chen]] [[gsal]] ba’i ’od zer stong Idem, authored by the [[abbot]] of gDan sa mthil, sPyan ...y identified as sPyan snga Nyer [[gnyis]] pa, alias [[Drung]] [[chos rje]] ba (1386-1434), the 12th [[abbot]] of gDan sa mthil [[monastery]] (see Table 1
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  • The Fifth Dalai Lama, Ngawang Lobzang Gyatso
    ...[[Songtsan Gampo]] and [[Dromtonpa]] [[Gyelwa Jungne]] ('[[brom ston rgyal ba 'byung gnas]], c.1004-1064). We are unsure of the dates but the [[Fifth Dal [[tshangs ris]] [[lo tsA ba]]
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  • Introduction to the Six Yogas of Kālacakra
    ...]] par [[bshad pa]] [[rgyas]] par [[bstan pa]] [[zung]] 'jug rab tu [[gsal ba]] [[chen po]]. This is to be found in the fourth volume of the {{Wiki|moder ...bzhin]] [[rnam]] pa rgyu [[yin]] te // [[gzhi]] ni [[thabs]] [[zhes bya]] ba'o // de bzhin mi 'phrogs [['bras bu]] ste // [[gsum]] gyis [[rgyud]] kyi [[
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  • The Meaning Of The Vajra Seven Line Prayer To Guru Rinpoche
    ..., and he found in it the [[mantra]] of "fourteen letters." [AH KA SA MA RA TSA SHA TA RA SA MA RA YA PHAT] By reciting it, he eliminated the [[evil]] ones ...s, such as the [[light body]] of great [[transformation]] ('[[Ja' Lus 'Pho Ba Ch'en Po]]). He served {{Wiki|devotees}} of [[India]], [[Oddiyana]], and [[
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  • The history of Buddhism in Cambodia - Dr Uday Dokras
    ...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 Lhats ⦁ [[kye'i rdo rje]] [[zhes bya ba rgyud kyi rgyal po]] - ⦁ [[Narthang]] ⦁ [[Kangyur]], [[snar thang]]
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  • A Tibetan Catalogue of the Works of ’Jigs-med gling-pa
    ...f the [[dkar chag]] (p. 33.5): [[rab tshes lo rkyang so lnga pa khyu mchog lo’i nang gegs med du grub pa]]. ...de dag chus mi 'dza' ba'i ched du [[dge ba]] [[rdzogs]] [[byang]] du bsngo ba'i smon tshig 'di bzhin [[gnas]] [[chung]] mkhan [[rin po che]] nas [[dgongs
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  • The Life of Atisha
    ...ird [[mission]] would be the [[translator]] [[Nagtso]] ([[Nag-mtsho Lo-tsa-ba]]), who had already been to [[India]] several times. ..., they met the great eye-opening [[translator]] [[Marpa]] ([[Mar-pa Lo-tsa-ba]]) (1012 – 1099 CE), who was on his way to [[India]] for the third time.
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  • The Wish-Fulfilling Jewel
    trulpé jebang nyishu tsa nga dang nampar trulpé chaktsal lo
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  • A CATALOGUE OF THE TIBETAN SCRIPT WOODBLOCKS OF THE "BDE CHEN LHUN GRUB GLING" MONASTERY OF AGINSK IN TRANSBAIKALIA.
    ...614, 044 (25) [[gzhi]] [[bsdu ba]] la 345, 045 (26) [[rnam]] grang [[bsdu ba]] la 42, 046 (27) [[rnam]] par [[bshad pa]] sgo bsdu pa la 34, khyon 2079, ...ba [[rnam]] bshad [[rigs]] ba la 152, khyon 444, 055 (44) [[mdzod]] [[rtsa ba]] la 39, 056 (45) [[mdzod]] [[rang 'grel]] la , 057 (13) slob dbon [[phyog
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  • Tibetan Epistemology and Philosophy of Language
    ...r the [[Ge-luk]] [[tradition]] are the works of [[Tsong-ka-ba Lobsang-drak-ba]] ([[Tsong kha pa Blo bzang grags pa]] (1357–1419)'s [[disciples]]—[[Ka ...t models and settles for a [[Vaibhāṣika]]-like position, whereas [[Chu-mik-ba Seng-gay-pel]] ([[Chu mig pa Seng ge dpal]], 13th c.) opts for an {{Wiki|id
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  • Shanpa Kargyu Golden Dharmas Part I: Lineage & Outline
    ...full title [[Zab-lam Ni-gu Chos-drug gi Khrid-yig Zab-don Thang-mar brDal-ba]], which may be rendered freely in English ...byor-pa]], who was prophesied by the [[Victorious One]] ([[Jina]]/ [[gGyal-ba]], i.e. [[Sakyamuni
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  • Divine Blue Water
    potsen nolwé mi dreng tsa kar [[mang]] chu gyü tsa nol shya [[drum]] dri [[ching]] trang
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  • Kongshak Dorje Töllu
    da [[tsik]] lo lé depé [[kyilkhor]] né tra rak [[damtsik]] nyampa tol lo shak
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  • The Praise to Tārā with Twenty-One Verses of Homage, along with its Excellent Benefits
    In the [[language]] of [[Tibet]]: [[drolma la]] [[chak tsal]] nyishu tsa chik gi [[töpa]] penyön dang chepa om jétsünma pakma [[drolma la]] chaktsel lo
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  • Complete Catalogue of Lamdre Literature
    ...n trunk, its actual [[name]] is g�ags ma since it was given to g�ags si ra ba dbau phyug dpal, not to be confused with g�ags s�iu po rgyal [[mtshan]] [[bla ma]] 'phags bod kyi lo rgyus las rnal 'byor dbau phyugs bir wa pa'i lo rgyus .
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  • Māyopamādvayavāda versus Sarvadharmāpratis ̇ t ̇ hānavāda: A Late Indian Subclassification of Madhyamaka and its Reception in Tibet
    ...l later [[scholars]]. Other [[Tibetan scholars]], such as sTagtshanglo tsa ba [[Shes rab]] [[rin chen]] (b. 1405), defendingthis subclassification, point ...lTa ba'i rim pa'i [[bshad pa]] ( = lTa ba'i rim pa'i [[man ngag]] [[snang ba]] bcu [[bdun]]), though in a different [[sense]]. Indeed, my preliminary {
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  • A complete catalogue of Sakya Lam 'Bras literature series
    ...ies, which were in fact commentaries to the same [[root text]] [[gsuu rtsa ba rdo rje tshig rkau], lam 'bras gags ma]], being the last one of all and esp ...unk, its actual [[name]] is [[gags ma]] since it was given to [[gags si ra ba dbau phyug dpal]], not to be confused with [[gags siu po rgyal mtshan]], a
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  • Torma Offering to the Nāgas
    ;kyi kor wa badzra samājaḥ\ jaḥ [[hūṃ]] baṃ hoḥ\ nyi su med par gyur\<br/> ...and [[bodhisattvas]], comes. [With] '''[[vajra]] samājaḥ\ [[jaḥ]] [[hūṃ]] baṃ hoḥ '''Nāgendrarāja, surrounded by the assembly of [[buddhas]] and [
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  • Historical Background and Rarity of the Teachings
    Extremely [[joyous]] ([[rab-dga’-ba]]) Sparkling {{Wiki|light}} ([[’od-’phro-ba]])
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  • The Convergence of Theoretical and Practical Concerns in a Single Verse of the Guhyasamaja Tantra
    [[dngos po]] med pas [[sgom pa]] med/bsgom par [[bya ba]] bsgom pa min / de Itar [[dngos po]] [[dngos med]] pas/sgom pa dmigs su me ...e exactly the same meaning; in the second [[pada]] we have bsgom par [[bya ba]] (one ought to [[meditate]]) for bhavana,8 and in the third
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  • The Source of All Attainments: The Yoga of the Inseparability of the Guru and Avalokiteshvara
    Tsa wäi la ma sum dän [[dor je]] [[dzin]] Je tsün lo [[zang]] tän [[dzin]] [[gya]] tshöi päl
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  • Small chronological compendium of various masters
    BA [[Blue Annals]] ...nzin Palbar]] ([[bstan 'dzin dpal 'bar]]): [[nga'i pha yul gyi ya nga ba'i lo rgyus]] ([[The Tragedy of My Homeland]]). {{Wiki|Dharamsala}}. [[Narthang]]
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  • Chronology of Buddhism by Matthieu Ricard
    *[[Shantideva]] ([[shi ba lha]]): 685-763 *[[Purnavardhana]] ([[gang ba spel ba]]): 700s
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  • The Essence of the Two Accumulations:The Ritual for the Condensed Outer Practice
    lo yi jedrak jitawar ...a]] anurakto mé [[bhava]] sarva [[siddhi]] mé prayaccha sarva [[karma]] su tsa mé tsittam shreyang [[kuru]] hung ha ha ha ha ho [[bhagavan]] sarva tataga
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  • Divine Blue Water A Contamination-Purifying1 Smoke Offering
    potsen nolwé mi dreng tsa kar [[mang]] chu gyü tsa nol zha [[drum]] dri [[ching]] trang
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  • The Early Days of the Great Perfection II
    ...ooked at a text from the [[bsTan ‘gyur]] called [[Man ngag lta ba’i phreng ba]], attributed to [[Padmasambhava]], which discusses the practices of the [[ secret [[great perfection]] ([[rdzogs pa chen po]] gsang ba’i [[dkyil]] ‘khor), which
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  • What Is Vajrabhairava – Yamantaka Practice?
    ...ities of Guhyasamaja]] ([[gSang-ba 'dus-pa]]), [[Chakrasamvara]], ([['Khor-lo bde-mchog]]), and [[Vajrabhairava]], it would be helpful to have some gener One comes from [[Mal Lotsawa]] ([[Mal Lo-tsa-ba Blo-gros grags]]). We find that in [[Sakya]] and in the various [[Kagyu lin
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  • Chinese and Tibetan Tantric Buddhism
    ...as the Sarvadharm"prati%*h"nav"da (Chos-thams-cad-rab-tu-mi-gnas-par- smra-ba). But what is that which is said to make the [[philosophical]] system of th ...to Kye'i! rdo!rje! mkha'!'gro!ma! dra!ba'i! [[sdom]]! pa! bsdus! pa!gsang! ba! chen!po'i! rgyud, one of the [[Tibetan]] translations of!the!Hevajratantra
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  • Stories by Ulrike Roesler, and Jonathan Silk.
    ...g po]] (author of a famous [[Bka' gdams pa]] history in 1484) at Dpal ldan Lo Dgon pa, a place blessed by Grub pa'i [[Dbang]] phyug [[Chen po]] [[Tshul k 2. [[rgyal po]] ga na sha na pa la'i lo rgyus.
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  • Chinese Buddhist Encyclopedia:Sandbox/test
    *[[kun tu snang-ba'i ting-nge-' dzin]] - the [[samadhi]] or state of contemplation which illum *[['khor-ba]] - [[Samsara]], cyclical [[existence]]
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  • The Eighth Karmapa Mi bskyod rdo rje (1507-1554) on the Relation between Buddha Nature and its Adventitious Stain
    ...을 촉진 하고자 노력할 것이고, 이는 그가 객진번뇌와의 관계에서 여래장을 어떻게 묘 사했는가를 괴로짜와 쇤누뺄(Gos Lo [[tsā ba]] [[gZhon nu]] dpal, 1392-1481)과 될 뽀빠 세랍걜챈(Dol po pa [[Shes ...ng]], the dBu ma [[gzhan stong]] [[smra]] ba’i srol {{Wiki|legs}} par phye ba’i [[sgron me]]. While these
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  • ‘GOLDEN TEACHINGS’ OF KAGYU TANTRA: Marpa the Translator and student Ngog, the Seven Ngog Mandalas, Thirteen Tantras of Marpa, Kongtrul’s ‘Treasury of Kagyu Mantras’, 17th Karmapa’s birthday teaching and Drikung Kagyu ‘Mar-Ngog’ activities
    In particular, Trimkhang [[Lotsawa]] [[Sonam Gyatso]] ([[khrims khang lo tsA ba bsod nams rgya mtsho]], (1424-1482) received the [[empowerments]] of the [[ ...o on; and by his successors: the [[Venerable]] [[Thongwa Donden]] [[mThong ba]] [[Don ldan]] [the [[6th Karmapa]], 1416-1453]; the [[7th Karmapa]], [[Cho
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  • Introduction to the Vajrabhairava System of Anuttarayoga Tantra
    ([[gSang-ba 'dus-pa]]), [[Chakrasamvara]], ('[[Khor-lo bde-mchog]]), and
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  • Real and imaginary Tibetan chimeras and their special powers
    ...ossibility that their arrival may not have gone unopposed. [[Ra]] [[lo tsā ba]], one of the main vectors of the {{Wiki|cult}} of [[Vajrabhairava]] in the ...with the head of a beast” (cited in Ramble 2010, p. 313). If [[Ra]] Lo tsā ba’s critics were shocked by this bull-headed [[god]], then it is likely to
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  • Glossary - The Crystal Garland of Faultless Practice
    [[Amitabha]] ([[snang ba mtha yas]]) The chief [[buddha]] of the [[lotus family]]. The [[manifestati ...Tayé]]; {{BigTibetan|[[སྣང་བ་མཐའ་ཡས]]}}{{BigTibetan|་}}, [[Wyl.]] [[snang ba mtha' yas]]) — the [[Buddha of Boundless Light]], belonging to the [[lotu
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  • HISTORY OF THE FORGOTTEN MOTHER-MONASTERY OF THE RNYING MA SCHOOL:
    ...root]] mother-monasteries of the [[rNying ma]] school” (mying ma ’i [[rtsa ba]] ’i [[ma dgon]] [[chen]] mo). Formerly, these [[six monasteries]] were [ 4. rGyal ba [[Kah thog]] pa (Kah) founded in 1159 and restored in 1656;9
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  • Glossary of Dzogchen Terms
    ...ang chub sems dpa’]] ~ [[bodhisattva]] chatsol dralwa ~ [[bya rtsol]] bral ba ~ without [[effort]] [[chawai gyü]] ~ [[bya ba’i rgyud]] ~ [[tantra]] of [[action]], Skt. [[kriyatantra]]
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  • Abhisamayalankara
    ...ikāvārttika]]'', Tib. {{BigTibetan|[[ཉི་ཁྲི་སྣང་བ་]]}}, ''[[nyi khri snang ba]]'') ...i|encyclopedia}}, read in the {{Wiki|light}} of commentaries by [[Dzong-ka-ba]], [[Gyel-tsap]], and the authors of manuals <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[monastic]]
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  • Pabongkha Hermitage (Pabongkha Ritrö)
    ...a | Cha | [[Ja]] | [[Nya]] | Ta | Tha | Da | [[Na]] | Pa | Pha | Ba | Ma | Tsa | Tsha | Dza | Wa | Zha | Za | ’A | Ya | [[Ra]] | La | Sha | Sa | Ha | A mkhar rdo sku phreng bzhi pa [[padma]] [[dga’]] ba’i [[rdo rje]] Khardo Kutreng Zhipa [[Pema]] Gawé Dorjé [[the fourth]] K
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  • Constituting Canon and Community in Eleventh Century Tibet: The Extant Writings of Rongzom and His Charter of Mantrins (sngags pa’i bca’ yig)
    ...ligious history]] attributed to [[Go Lotsawa]] [[Zhonnu Pel]] (gos blo tsa ba [[gzhon nu dpal]], 1392-1481), recounts an [[interesting]] story about the ...a scion of his {{Wiki|royal}} house, [[Podrang]] Zhiwa O ( pho brang [[zhi ba ‘od]] ), [[Tibetans]] also engaged in the worst type of [[fabrication]] b
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  • Shakyamuni Buddha Puja
    lii pliag po / [[lho]] dzam bu ling / nub ba lang cho / jang dra mi nyan / lii dang lii [[phag]] / ...ri wo / pag sam gyi [[shing]] / do joi ba / [[ma mo]] pa’i lo tog / [[khor lo]] rin po
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  • Dzogchen Terminology
    ...igTibetan|[[མི་གཡོ་བ་གསུམ་ལྡན་]]}} ''[[miyowa sumden]]'', Wyl. ''[[mi g.yo ba gsum ldan]]'') ...བ་རི་རྒྱལ་ལྟ་བུ་]]}} ''[[lü miyowa ri gyal tabu]]'' , Wyl. ''[[lus mi g.yo ba ri rgyal lta bu]]''
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  • THE MAHĀMĀYĀ TANTRA
    ...t there is not yet definitive {{Wiki|evidence}} to confirm this. ’gos [[lo tsa]] wa 1988, pp. 208–9. ...gyu ’[[phrul]] [[chen]] mo’i [[khrid yig]] rgyal ba’i lam bzang [[zhes bya ba]]); andThe Jeweled Sprout: A Practice Manual for the [[Maṇḍala]] of the
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  • The English translation of shesrab 1 1 ( ( prajññœœ ) ) by the 14t th Dalai Lama a and the list of E English words for the fifty-o one mental factors
    ...de'i [[goms pa]] [[rdzogs]] pa na [[shes rab]] kyi [[phar phyin]] du 'gyur ba [[yin]]/ [[[Dalai lama]] 2005(1967): 60] ...ab]] ni/ [[sems can]] [[rnams]] kyi 'di dang phyi ma'i don kha na ma [[tho ba]] med par sgrub tshul [[shes pa]] la [[byed]]/ [[[Dalai lama]] 2005(1967):
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  • What Is Guhyasamaja Practice?
    ...pa]]) on the first [[chapter]] of the [[Guhyasamaja Root Tantra]] ([[gSang-ba ’dus-pa rtsa-rgyud]]). ...s-pa) means “the assembly of hidden or secret factors.” [[Guhya]] ([[gsang-ba]]) means “secret,” and [[samaja]] (’[[dus pa]]) means an “assembly.
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  • Mahāmāyā-tantra
    ...gyu ’[[phrul]] [[chen]] mo’i [[khrid yig]] rgyal ba’i lam bzang [[zhes bya ba]]); andThe Jeweled Sprout: A Practice Manual for the Ma ala of the Glorious ...hos]] [[zhes bya ba]] ni [[kun brtags pa]] thams cad las [[rnam]] par grol ba’i [[rang bzhin]] [[nyid]] do. G, p.
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  • A Collection of Tantric Ritual Texts from an Ancient Tibetan Scroll Kept at the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts of the Russian Academy of Sciences
    ...by the famous 12th century [[Tibetan yogi]] and [[translator]] [[Dpal rga lo]], or [[Rgwa lotsawa]]. He spread some [[Tantric teachings]] such as those ...[[Rtsa mi lotsawa]], was an {{Wiki|ethnic}} [[Tangut]] and that [[Dpal rga lo]] himself could relate to the [[Tanguts]] may link the scroll to the [[Tang
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  • THE SADHANA OF THE INSEPARABILITY OF THE SPIRITUAL MASTER AND AVALOKITESHVARA
    TSA-WAY LA-MA SUM-DEN DOR-JE-DZIN JE-TSUN LO-ZANG TEN-ZIN GYA-TSO-PEL
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  • Uhhuu
    ...[[ngo-bo]] [[nyid]] gyi [[rig-pa]] zhes su grags..... rang Ia rang [[shar-ba]]. Symbollically, the [[inner light]] of [[Awareness]] is depicted as the [ ...can]] [[ngag]] gi [[sgra]] skad thams-cad 'char/ [[rig-pa]] zer dang 'brel-ba'i 'char [[gzhi]] Ia! sangs­ [[rgyas]] thugs kyi [[mkhyen]] [[ye-shes]] kyi
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  • Lineages and Structure in Tibetan Buddhist Painting: Principles and Practice of an Ancient Sacred Choreography
    ...Ladakh: The Last Painter of the ’Bri gung Tradition,” in art issue (ed. E. Lo Bue), Tibet Journal 27 (2002): 153-76; and David Jackson, “The Dating of ...|centre|400px|A didactic painting, the Wheel of Existence (Srid pa’i ’khor lo). D. Jackson.]]
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  • An exploration of a Tibetan lama’s study of the Pythagorean theorem in the mid-18th century
    ...a handwritten text by [[Zhalu Lotsawa Chokyong Zangpo]] ([[Zhwa lu lo tsa ba Chos skyong bzang po]], 1441-1514), a [[translator]] from [[Zhalu monastery ...[[‘Jam dbyangs bde Idan rgyal pos mdzad pa’i rgya rtsis bod skad du bsgyur ba]]), or in short The great
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  • ENDURING MYTHS: SMRANG, RABS AND RITUAL IN THE DUNHUANG TEXTS ON PADMASAMBHAVA
    ...widely said to be the earliest [[Bon]] [[Phur pa]] texts, notably the [[Ka ba nag po]] cycle. Speculatively {{Wiki|speaking}}, the parts we have read so
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  • Sun and Moon Earrings: Teachings Received by Jigmé Lingpa
    ...]].[16] The [[Fifth Dalai Lama]], [[gTer-bdag Gling-pa]] and his brother [[Lo-chen Dharmashrī]] (1654-1717) were active in collecting all the [[rNying-m ...]] of [[mahāyoga]], of which the most important is the [[sGyu ‘phrul gsang ba snying po]] [[tantra]], and [[sems]] referring to the [[scriptures]] of [[a
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  • “Dge-slong-ma dpal-mo, the Princess, the Mahasiddha, the Nun and the Lineage Holder: as Presented in the thob yig of Za-ya Paṇḍita Blo-bzang 'phrin-las (1642-1715)”
    ...hakya'i [[btsun pa]] blo bzang '[[phrin las]] kyi zab pa dang [[rgya]] che ba'i [[dam]] pa'i [[chos kyi]] [[thob yig]] [[gsal]] pa'i [[me long]] (The cl The [[Kriyātantra]] Section of the [[thob yig]] [[gsal]] ba’i [[me long]]
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  • The Eighteen Mahāyoga Tantric Cycles: A Real Canon or the Mere Notion of One?
    ...e several titles for each of the eighteen, [[including]] a “basic” ([[rtsa ba]], [[mūla]]) ...n tan]] {{Wiki|drug}} dang ldan pa [[de bzhin gshegs pa]] thams cad ’byung ba’i yum [[shes rab kyi pha rol tu phyin pa]] [D add. la, which,
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  • Grounds and Paths of Secret Mantra - Highest Yoga Tantra
    kye bu dül wäi kha lo gyur wa la na me pa / [[lha]] dang mi nam kyi tön ...[sang]] gyä [[chom]] dän dä päl gyäl wa sha kya [[thub pa]] la chhag tshäl lo /
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  • The Dead and Their Stories: Preliminary Remarks on the Place of Narrative in Tibetan Religion
    ...count of the [[Food]] Provisioning [for the [[Dead]]]” (Zas [[gtad]] kyi [[lo rgyus]]). This is also a charter [[myth]] for the performance of [[Buddhist ...olk}} tales. A [[ritual]] antecedent tale can be called smrang, rabs, or [[lo rgyus]]. The
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  • Longchen Nyingtik Root Volumes
    ...ིང་ཐིག་རྩ་པོད་}}, [[Wyl.]] ''[[klong chen snying thig]] rtsa pod'', Tib. ''tsa pö'') — the collection of all the [[terma]]s belonging to the [[Longchen ...བ་ཆེན་པོ་ཉམས་སྣང་གི་རྟོགས་བརྗོད་ཆུ་ཟླའི་གར་མཁན་}}, ''rtogs brjod - [[gsang ba]] [[chen po]] [[nyams]] [[snang]] gi rtogs brjod chu zla’i gar mkhan'') (
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  • Tibetan Manuscript and Xylograph Traditions
    ...hen mo]] (s.v.): [[tshar]] [[lugs]] las [[lcags]] ri’i phyi rol tu mi ’da’ ba’i [[chos]] te | mkha’ [[spyod]] skor [[gsum]] | [[dmar]] [[chen]] skor ...the [[Dung dkar]] [[tshig mdzod]] (s.v. [[gser]] yig pa): rgyal pos btang ba’i bka’ yig la [[gser]] yig zer [[zhing]] [[gser]] dang ’dra bar rin [
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  • Dzogchen Overview
    ...] system ([[siddhānta]], [[grub mtha]]') or [[vision]] ([[darśana]], [[lta ba]]) of the [[Great Perfection]]. ...(Tib. [[Nampar Nangdze Lotsawa]], [[Wylie]]: [[rnam par snang mdzad lo tsa ba]] ) fl. late 8th CE.
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  • The Mahā māyā Tantra
    ...}}, some assert that [[Kaṇha]] and Kṛṣnācārya are [[identical]]. ’gos [[lo tsa]] wa (1988) pp 208–9. ...hos]] [[zhes bya ba]] ni [[kun brtags pa]] thams cad las [[rnam]] par grol ba’i [[rang bzhin]] [[nyid]] do.
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  • Further Notes on Bhāviveka’s Principal Oeuvre
    ...nese}} Yuance] UOÍ (613-696), Wu [[Facheng]] (9th c.), alias 'Gos [[Lo tsa ba]] [[Chos]] ...1054) and his [[disciple]] Nag tsho [[Lo tsa ba]] [[Tshul khrims]] [[rgyal ba]] (1011-ca. 1070). Ascribed to Bha bya [= [[Bhavya]]] intheir colophons, th
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  • Treating Essence with Essence: Re-inventing bcud len as Vitalising Dietary Supplements in Contemporary Tibetan Medicine
    ...s/minerals (rdo’i [[bcud len]]), soil (sa’i [[bcud len]]), [[roots]] (rtsa ba’i [[bcud len]]), [[flower]] petals ([[me tog]] gi [[bcud len]]), but also ...as part of a product [[name]] (for example, the tonic named rgas pa [[gso ba]] [[bcud len]] [[chen]] mo, lit. ‘The great [[essence]] extraction for th
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  • The miraculous activity sadhana of Vajrakilaya, the razor which destroys at a touch
    AH AH E E OO OO RI RI LI LI AY AY OH OH AM AH [[KA]] KHA GA GHA NGA TSA TSHA DZA DZHA NYA TRA THRA DRA DHRA NRA TA TA DA DHA NA PA PA PA BHA MA YA ...BHA WA ANU RAKTO ME BHA WA SARWA SIDDHIM ME PRA YATTSA SARWA [[KARMA]] SU TSA ME TSITTAM SHRE [[YAM]] KU [[RU]] HUNG HA HA HA HA HO BHA GA WAN SARWA TATA
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  • Prayer to Ta pi hri tsa A short exposition of the Base, the Path and the Fruit in Bon Dzogchen teachings By Ratka Jurkovic
    ...x verses extracted from the "[[Prayer]] to [[Ta pi hri tsa]]" ([[Ta pi hri tsa'i gsol]] "debs), written in the eight century by Ta pi hri tsazs [[disciple An early textz the [[Man ngag Ita bai phreng ba]], the copy of which is found in the [[bsTan gyur]], is considered to be th
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  • White Mahakala
    e ko pash [[chi]] ma ka lo yam idam [[ratna]] trayaya| argham|padyam|pukpe| dhupe|aloke|gendhe|newidye| shabda|tra tyi tsa hung so ha|
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  • Dzogchen
    ...] system ([[siddhānta]], [[grub mtha]]') or [[vision]] ([[darśana]], [[lta ba]]) of the [[Great Perfection]]. ...(Tib. [[Nampar Nangdze Lotsawa]], [[Wylie]]: [[rnam par snang mdzad lo tsa ba]] ) fl. late 8th CE.
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  • Mahakala puja to gratify all the Dharmapalas
    ...n pa De’i teng du AA le da wei [[kyil khor]] gyi teng du [[shar]] du go le ba lang gi sha Lhor ku ley [[khyi]] sha [[Nup]] tu da le tei sha Jang du HA le ...a [[HUM]] gi tsen pa Dorje’i te wei [[HUM]] le ozer oek tu troe pe lung gi ba den la phokpe Luhng yoe mei barwei sha nga due tsi nga nam kol [[shing]] oe
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