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Vajrakilaya and Guru Tragphur
by spirited » Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:09 pm
Can anyone tell me, once i have received the guru tragphur transmission can i then do vajrakilaya practice just on its own or will I still need a seperate transmission? In the guru tragphur litreature book- it says that all the practices of vajrakilaya are unified in guru tragphur.
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Re: Vajrakilaya and Guru Tragphur
by Dronma » Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:26 pm
spirited wrote:Can anyone tell me, once i have received the guru tragphur transmission can i then do vajrakilaya practice just on its own or will I still need a seperate transmission? In the guru tragphur litreature book- it says that all the practices of vajrakilaya are unified in guru tragphur.
As far as I know, for every mantra we need a new transmission.
The practice of Guru Tragphur has its own mantra in which all the mentioned activities are unified.
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Re: Vajrakilaya and Guru Tragphur
by futerko » Mon Dec 31, 2012 3:38 am
I'm not 100% on this, but I suspect that if you have already received the the guru tragphur transmission then you will only need the extra lung for the vajrakilaya practice.
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Re: Vajrakilaya and Guru Tragphur
by jivko » Tue Jan 01, 2013 12:49 pm
Guys, is the Guru Tragphur practice the same as the one in the Tun book?
And if you have transmission of the Tun, do you also have transmission of GuruTragphur practice?
And if you have transmission of the Tun, do you also have transmission of GuruTragphur practice?
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Re: Vajrakilaya and Guru Tragphur
by heart » Tue Jan 01, 2013 12:51 pm
jivko wrote:Guys, is the Guru Tragphur practice the same as the one in the Tun book?
And if you have transmission of the Tun, do you also have transmission of GuruTragphur practice?
Yes.
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