Epistemes wrote:I'm not incredibly sure what to make of this. It's the first I've ever heard of such a phenomenon, and I can't quite see how such a phenomenon fits within a Buddhist view of life, death, humanity and the cosmos.
http://www.snowlionpub.com/pages/N59_9.html
conebeckham wrote:Anyone want to talk about Rainbow Body in relation to Kalachakra's "Empty Form body?"

deepbluehum wrote:Please keep in mind that the concept of Rainbow Body is only of particular importance to Dzogchen. Few other teachings lineages discuss it.
deepbluehum wrote:Please keep in mind that the concept of Rainbow Body is only of particular importance to Dzogchen. Few other teachings lineages discuss it.
kirtu wrote:conebeckham wrote:Anyone want to talk about Rainbow Body in relation to Kalachakra's "Empty Form body?"
The empty form body is supposed to be different from rainbow body. The Kalachakra empty form body is apparently based on space particles.
Kirt
Namdrol wrote:deepbluehum wrote:Please keep in mind that the concept of Rainbow Body is only of particular importance to Dzogchen. Few other teachings lineages discuss it.
Not so, it is discussed in Kagyu and Sakya as well.
deepbluehum wrote:Namdrol wrote:deepbluehum wrote:Please keep in mind that the concept of Rainbow Body is only of particular importance to Dzogchen. Few other teachings lineages discuss it.
Not so, it is discussed in Kagyu and Sakya as well.
True. I should have said "made into a core teaching."
Namdrol wrote:deepbluehum wrote:Namdrol wrote:
Not so, it is discussed in Kagyu and Sakya as well.
True. I should have said "made into a core teaching."
It is a core teaching of Kagyu and Sakya as well.
deepbluehum wrote:
That's apparently open to interpretation.
Rainbow Body is irrelevant for some in these schools.
alwayson wrote:kirtu wrote:conebeckham wrote:Anyone want to talk about Rainbow Body in relation to Kalachakra's "Empty Form body?"
The empty form body is supposed to be different from rainbow body. The Kalachakra empty form body is apparently based on space particles.
Kirt
They claim this, but the actual process is similar or same to other HYT. My comment is based on Glen Mullin's book.
So why would the result be different?
The only slight difference is that something goes on in the forehead region. You see a squiggly line or something.
Does anyone know what that is about? Mullin does not really explain it.
Namdrol wrote:deepbluehum wrote:
That's apparently open to interpretation.
No, it isn't.Rainbow Body is irrelevant for some in these schools.
Rainbow body is a central concern in Lamdre as well as Yogini.
It is also a central topic in Cakrasamvara literature as well.
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