Does anyone know this practice and can tell me something about it?
Because it seems Ganteng Tulku Rinpoche will give empowerment for this here in December.
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Pero wrote:Does anyone know this practice and can tell me something about it?
Because it seems Ganteng Tulku Rinpoche will give empowerment for this here in December.
Pero wrote:Thanks Magnus but I already found those before.![]()
There isn't any details about the practice. Somewhere I found that it involves generating oneself as the deity and also visualizing the deity outside of oneself but that's all. And I can't buy the text since I don't have the empowerment.
narraboth wrote:Pero wrote:Thanks Magnus but I already found those before.![]()
There isn't any details about the practice. Somewhere I found that it involves generating oneself as the deity and also visualizing the deity outside of oneself but that's all. And I can't buy the text since I don't have the empowerment.
Padma Lingpa's terma. It's in Rinchen Terdzo vol.23 (Dege version) and has a comparatively short text among all Avalokesrivara texts in Rinchen terdzo.
Pero wrote:narraboth wrote:Pero wrote:Thanks Magnus but I already found those before.![]()
There isn't any details about the practice. Somewhere I found that it involves generating oneself as the deity and also visualizing the deity outside of oneself but that's all. And I can't buy the text since I don't have the empowerment.
Padma Lingpa's terma. It's in Rinchen Terdzo vol.23 (Dege version) and has a comparatively short text among all Avalokesrivara texts in Rinchen terdzo.
Is it Anuyoga or Mahayoga? Or Yogatantra? And are there any particular samayas with it?
narraboth wrote:it's in mahayoga chapter.
not sure about samaya, probably just normal samaya.
Yontan wrote:Rinpoche gave this empowerment in CO this past spring. There were no particular samayas associated with it.
Pema Lingpa's main terma are divided into three sections: Chenrezig, Lama and Dzogchen. The Munsel Dronme is the main empowerment for the Chenrezig cycle. If you have a connection with Gangteng Tulku and the Peling lineage, it would be a great blessing if nothing else. It is also a beautiful, short sadhana if you have an interest in practicing Chenrezig.
Yontan wrote:Rinpoche gave this empowerment in CO this past spring. There were no particular samayas associated with it.

Pero wrote:What are the 9th and 10th yanas considered to be then, does anyone know? I heard a classification like this before but can't remember.
Just kidding...mutsuk wrote:It's because you don't read french!Just kidding...
Orgyen Lingpa has given two lists of 12 vehicles (theg ba bcu gnyis). In the case of the second list, the 9th Yana is Ati, the 10th is Chiti (sPyi-ti) and the 11th is Yangti. In case you wonder what the 12th is, it's the Tachen (mTha' chen). Such classifications have survived even in the Chogyur Lingpa termas.
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