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  • Karchag Phangthangma
    ...st texts]] translated to [[Tibetan]]. The title, in [[Tibetan]] dkar-chag 'phang-thang-ma, simply means the catalogue/index (karchag) from Phangthang (a pla ...LOU (1953); and HERRMANN-PFANDT (2008). For studies of the catalogue from 'Phang-thang see: HALKIAS (2004), EISHIN (2005a/2005b), and DOTSON (2007). The Kar
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  • Four Vidyadhara Levels
    [[Four Vidyadhara Level]]s (''[[rig 'dzin rnam pa bzhi'i go 'phang]]'').
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  • An Introduction to the White Sangha of Ngakpas and Ngakmos
    The [[white sangha]] ([[gö-kar-chang-lo'i-dé]] or [[ngak'phang]])is a {{Wiki|community}} of [[yogic]] practitioners [[ordained]] according [[Ngak'phang]] means [[mantra-holding]] and relates to the fact that we are [[ordained]]
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  • Buddhahood.
    [[kha sbyor yan lag bdun ldan gyi go 'phang]] - [[buddhahood]] having the seven features of father and mother facing on [[kha sbyor yan lag bdun ldan gyi go 'phang]] - [[buddhahood]] having the 7 features of father and mother facing one an
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  • Ngagpa
    ...{{Wiki|feminine}} {{Wiki|equivalent}} is [[Ngakma]] or [[Ngakmo]]. [[Ngak'phang]] is a [[gender]] [[neutral]] [[word]] that covers [[ngakpa]] and [[ngakmo]
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  • Aro gTér
    ...nastic]] [[lineage]], practiced by [[lay people]] and by holders of [[Ngak'phang]] ([[non-monastic]], non-celibate) [[ordination]]. Its {{Wiki|modern}} {{Wi ...n the other hand, it does not require [[Tantric]] [[samaya]] or the [[Ngak'phang]] [[commitments]].
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  • The Short Prayer To Vajradhara, invoking the blessings of the Kagyu Lineage
    DOR JÉ CHANG GI GO PHANG NYUR TOP SHOK
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  • Four Kayas
    [[dpal kun tu bzang po'i go phang]] - level of Shri [[Samantabhadra]] ([[buddhahood]], [[nyingma]] la dependi
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  • Tantric Ordination: The Ngak’phang Tradition by Ngak’chang Rinpoche
    [[Phang]] means ‘[[wielding]]’. [[Phang]] means ‘having the [[power]] and authority to use something’.
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  • Buddhist monks lead prayers to cleanse Thai beach
    ...[[Tuesday]] in a slum outside the resort town of Khao Lak in neighboring [[Phang]] Nga province, where 100 [[people]] [[gathered]] for [[prayers]] dedicated
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  • Four kayas
    [[dpal kun tu bzang po'i go phang]] - level of [[Shri Samantabhadra]] [[[buddhahood]], [[nyingma]] la dependi
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  • Sarvabuddhasamayoga
    ...in either of the three early translation catalogues, the [[Lhankarma]], [[Phang Tangma]] and [[Chimphu Ma]] (Tib. [[Mchims phu ma]]).
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  • What Vinayas Were Available to the Tibetans?
    ...Buddhism]] Registered: A Catalogue from the {{Wiki|Imperial Court}} of ’[[phang]] thang,” The Eastern [[Buddhist]] 36, nos. 1-2 (2004): 66, 99-100.
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  • A small Buddhist Hell Garden near Sukhotai
    ..., just a bit {{Wiki|south}} of [[Bangkok]] or the Tapan {{Wiki|Cave}} in [[Phang]] Nga Town, where the motto seems to be "the more sadistic the better." Hor
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  • Barchey Lamsel
    Nyenphur [[namkhai]] yingsu [[phang]] Drilzhing tsenden nagsu [[phang]]
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  • Vajra Armor Protection Wheel
    ...ang ö säl chhag gya chhen po de lag tu gyü la Kye nä la me dzog jang gi go phang nyuR du thob paR shog====
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  • The Kdnchog Chidu Sadhana of Guru Rinpoche
    DRO DRUK DRIP JANG GU RUI GO PHANG THOB PHANG LO DRA WA NYUR DU ZHIK GYUR CHIK
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  • Tibetan Buddhist canon
    ...work became famous by the [[name]] of the palace and known as [[dkar-chag phang-thang-ma]]. Soon afterwards two further catalogues of [[collections]] avail ...e only surviving so far. But recently a {{Wiki|manuscript}} of [[dkar-chag phang-thang-ma]] is discovered and published from [[Tibet]].
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  • The sBa bzhed
    ...kes and reservoirs broke their banks and a great [[river]] flooded into '[[Phang]] [[thang]] [plain].' ...nt [you] from [[practicing the Dharma]], a great [[river]] flooded into '[[Phang]] [[thang]] [plain].'
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  • Indian Loan-Words in the Tibetan Language
    [[kar ma]] and [[Phang thang ma]]. However, during the later spread of [[Buddhism in Tibet]], many
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  • Padmasambhava in early Tibetan myth and ritual, Part 4: so who was Śāntigarbha?
    ...{{Wiki|evidence}} that such sources as IOL Tib J 321, [[Bu ston]], the ‘[[Phang]] thang ma and mKhas pa lde’u give us on [[Śāntigarbha]], [[Padmasambha ...e he is well known to [[Bu ston]] as a [[Yogatantra]] authority, to the ‘[[Phang]] thang ma Catalogue, and so on and so forth). However, Dalton makes the [
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  • Compassion & The Nine Yanas Ngak’chang Rinpoche
    ...or [[ngak’phang]] [[sangha]]. In [[Tibetan]], [[ngak]] means [[mantra]]. [[Phang]] means hurling or throwing. In [[Sanskrit]] it is [[mantrin]] / [[mantrini ...]] is always the realised [[state]]. As a [[symbol]] of this in the [[ngak’phang]] [[sangha]] we leave the [[hair]] uncut.
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  • An exploration of a Tibetan lama’s study of the Pythagorean theorem in the mid-18th century
    ...s]] [[kyis]] bsgyur/ bsgyur pa [[rnams]] [[mnyam]] du bsres/ de la phing h+phang gis bgos pa'i nor gyis ring shos [[tshad]] rnyed par 'gyur ro/ dper na gru ...hun gyis don du [[thig]] gcig te [[thig le]] [[gnyis]] bgod/ de la phing h+phang gis bgos pa'i nor la Inga 'byung/ de ni khru Ingayod pa'i don te ring shos
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  • Rong zom pa on the Ālayavijñāna Theory
    ...’di bzung nas [[kyang]]/ /rkun mo byi la btags byas te/ /[[khang]] stong [[phang]] phung kund bshig nas/ /gseb [[khung]] [[skar]] [[khung]] kun bkag [[ste]]
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  • The Buddhist I-Ching and the Tibetan Image of Confucius
    ...ma/ brgyad ma/ nad rtsis la/ thang shing gi rtsis/ tshe rtsis la/ rgya ma phang gi rtsis/ gza' bzhi ma klung gi rtsis/ lha dpal che gsum gyi rtsis/ [[ging]
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  • Ganesha in world religions
    ...en throughout [[Thailand]], including a 10th-century bronze image found at Phang-Na with both Tamil and [[Thai]] inscriptions. The [[Hindu]] [[temple]] "Wat
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  • Studies on the History and Literature of Tibet and the Himalaya
    ...n ’byung ba ’[[jig rten]] [[chags]] ’jig mdo, [[Bla med]] [[gong]] [go] ’[[phang]] [[sgrub pa]] [[thabs]] kyi mdo, and [[Khams]] sum [[sems can]] skye ’ch ...] [[sgrub thabs]] kyi mdo and gTor bzlog, see end of the [[Bla med]] go ’[[phang]] bsgrub [[thabs]] mdo ’jug gi gtor bzlog [[sogs]] kyi [[mdo skor]], [[bK
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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
    ...n ’byung ba ’[[jig rten]] [[chags]] ’jig mdo, [[Bla med]] [[gong]] [go] ’[[phang]] [[sgrub pa]] [[thabs]] kyi mdo, and [[Khams]] sum [[sems can]] skye ’ch ...] [[sgrub thabs]] kyi mdo and gTor bzlog, see end of the [[Bla med]] go ’[[phang]] bsgrub [[thabs]] mdo ’jug gi gtor bzlog [[sogs]] kyi [[mdo skor]], [[bK
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  • Buddhahood
    [[Buddhahood]] ([[Wyl.]] [[sangs rgyas kyi go 'phang]]) is also called "[[state of enlightenment]]" or simply "[[enlightenment]]
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  • On the Status of the Yogācāra School in Tibetan Buddhism
    posed a [[Madhyamaka]] treatise entitled Nges pa'i don [[dbu ma]] (see '[[Phang thang ma]] , p. 5712), clearly suggesting that he held the [[Madhyamaka]] [ ...po]] [[bka' 'bum]] , 24 vols. [[Gangtok]]: [[Gonpo Tseten]], 1977-1980. '[[Phang thang ma]].
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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
    ...] [[sgrub thabs]] kyi mdo and gTor bzlog, see end of the [[Bla med]] go ’[[phang]] bsgrub [[thabs]] mdo ’jug gi gtor bzlog [[sogs]] kyi [[mdo skor]], [[bK ...dang / snod rten ’byung ba [[chags]] ’jIg g<y>i mdo dang / bla myed go ’[[phang]] bsgrub [[thabs]] kyi mdo dang bzhi la/ ’di ni dus gsu[m] [[gshen]] rabs
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  • Rnying ma Tantras
    4). The two surviving official catalogues of texts translated (’[[Phang thang ma]] and [[Ldan dkar ma/Lhan dkar ma]]) show little sign of the vast ...Buddhism]] Registered: A Catalogue from the {{Wiki|Imperial Court}} of ’[[Phang Thang]],” EB 36/1–2, 2004, 46–105.
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  • Cham dance
    ...four times a year. Four, if they are in [[Sikkim]]; ‘[[dancing]]’ during [[Phang Lhabsol]] in addition to [[Kagyed]], [[Losoong]] and [[Bumchu]], all of whi
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  • Nyingma
    The [[Mountain Pile]] ([[Wylie]]: [[Go '[[phang dbang gis bgrod pa ri bo brtsegs pa'i rgyud]]) The [[Rampant Elephant]] ([[Wylie]]: '[[Phang lta bas bcad pa glang po rab 'bog gi rgyud]])
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  • Tara Practices
    par [[dzog]] päi [[sang]] gyä kyi go [[phang]] rin po chhe chi nä [[kyang]] thob par ja / [[Sang]] gyä go [[phang]] thar thug der [[dro]]
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  • The Root Commitments of the White Sangha
    ...st]] practitioners. [[Tantric practitioners]] whether [[ordained]] [[ngak'phang]], [[ordained]] [[monastic]] or non [[ordained]] [[swear]] to cultivate pos
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  • The Root Commitments of a Ngakpa or Ngakmo
    ...st]] practitioners. [[Tantric]] practitioners whether [[ordained]] [[ngak'phang]], [[ordained]] [[monastic]] or non [[ordained]] [[swear]] to cultivate pos
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  • The Old Tibetan Version of the Kāśyapaparivarta preserved in Fragments from Dunhuang
    ...two [[sections]] (bam po gnyis).11 Dotson (2007) has recently dated the ’[[Phang thang ma]] Catalogue to the year of the {{Wiki|dog}} that occurred in 842 C ...oes not mention the [[Kāśyapaparivarta]]. 11. rDo (2003), [[dkar chag]] ’[[phang thang ma]], p. 5. 12. Pedersen1980: 65, note 15. 13. IOLTib J 152 colophon:
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  • The Sūtra on the Residence of Mañjuśrī
    ...kar ma]] catalog (§195; Herrmann-Pfandt 2008:104) and the Dkar [[chag]] ’[[phang thang ma]] (Rdo ...in]]: [[mi rigs dpe skrun khang]]. Rdo, R., editor. 2003. Dkar [[chag]] ’[[phang thang ma]] / [[sgra sbyor bam po gnyis pa]]. [[Pe cin]]: [[Mi rigs dpe skru
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  • The Tibetan Buddhist Canon
    ...rly Period, of which two are extant: the Lhan dkar ma of c. 812 and the '[[Phang thang ma]] of c. 843-881. They confirm that the [[Three Baskets]] in the no ...but also the treatises by [[Indian]] and even [[Tibetan masters]]. The '[[Phang thang ma]] catalogue was even more structurally complex, with seventy-eight
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  • The Eighteen Mahāyoga Tantric Cycles: A Real Canon or the Mere Notion of One?
    century lDan [[kar ma]] and ’[[Phang thang ma]] catalogues.9 As pointed out by [[Sam van Schaik]], the notion wa 9 lDan dkar ma, no. 523; ’[[Phang thang ma]] (36.20–21). 10 See [[van Schaik]] 2008a: 81 (English transla
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  • Early Nyingma Writings
    [[dkar chag]] '[[phang]] [[thang]] mar yum stong phrag brgya pa'i 'grel [[chen]] bam po don brgyad ...]] las blta bar bya'o zhes bod [[kyis]] byas pa'i [[bstan bcos]] la kha '[[phang]] [[yod]] pa'i [[phyir]] ro | |
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  • Emptiness within Great Bliss Exposition on Hevajra
    i. [[Visualize]] a [[Phang]] [[character]] [[transforming]] into an eight petal [[lotus]] blossom
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  • Hevajra.
    i. [[Visualize]] a [[Phang]] [[character]] [[transforming]] into an eight petal [[lotus]] blossom
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  • Byang chub lam gyi rim pa bzhugs so
    kyi go 'phang la nye ba dang rgyal ba rnams dgyes pa dang / dge khrims la sogs pa'i las bzang po gsog pas go 'phang dam par
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  • Masked Dance of Sumthrang Mountain Deity
    ...r hurling of ritual-cake for [[tantric practitioners]]’ (’[[Ngagpa]] zor [[phang]] gi [[dawa]]). But now it is 10 In [[Buddhist faith]], they are the Guardi ...r hurling of ritual-cake for [[tantric practitioners]]’ (’[[Ngagpa]] zor [[phang]] gi [[dawa]]). 7. On the 1st Day of the 10th Month – a day-long Tangra,
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  • Integrating Non-Tantric and Tantric Doctrines Through Prajñaparamita at Vikramashila During the Mid-Eleventh Century
    ...thob pa'i [[dge ba]] gang [[yin]] de yis [[bdag]] ni [[bde]] gshegs go '[[phang]] thob gyur nas [[sna tshogs]] [[khams]] ldan skye bo ma lus [[rnams]] [[ky ...pa]] [[rnams]] kyi sras po de ni [[dpa' bo]] [[yin]] snyam [[byed]], go '[[phang]] [[de nyid]] myur du [[bde ba]] ster bar [[byed]] pa'i [[sngags]], [[bde]]
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  • Three Reasons for Confidence
    ...iki|demons}} of [[Tibet]] becoming [[furious]], and they lashed out: The [[Phang Thang]] Palace[34] was washed away in a flood, [[Marpo Ri]][35] was struck ...of [[Tibet]]. Amongst many things, she revealed, “Shampo washed away the [[Phang Thang]] [[temple]] in a flood, Tanglha struck [[Marpo Ri]] with {{Wiki|ligh
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  • Shangpa Lineages Outline
    ...exchanged their [[Shangpa]] [[transmissions]]. [[Pangen]] [[monastery]] ([[phang en dgon]]), the [[monastery]] where the young previous [[Kalu Rinpoche]] or
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  • TEACHINGS GS ON ON CCHÖDHÖD
    ...eat Mother, the Prajnaparamita.Then at the end on page 30, MA YUM CH’EN-GO PHANG NYUR THOB SHOG/ theyare praying that all [[sentient beings]] may actualize
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