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Anuyoga (Devanagari: अनुयोग 'further yoga') is the
designation of the
second of the
three Inner Tantras according to the
ninefold division of practice...
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called "Outer Tantras". The last
three are the "Inner Tantras": Mahāyoga,
Anuyoga and Atiyoga. Mahāyoga (rnal ’byor chen po), is a
class of
tantric texts...
- Jaya‑dhavala‑tika.
There is no
agreement on the
canonical Anuyogas ("Expositions"). The
Anuyogas were
written between the 2nd and the 11th
centuries CE,...
- like
Hindu Puranas encyclopedic epics in style, and are
considered as
anuyogas (expositions), but they are not
considered Jain
Agamas and do not have...
- Āchāryas
recreated the oldest-known
Digambara Jain texts,
including the four
anuyoga. The
Digambara texts partially agree with
older Śvētāmbara texts, but there...
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Tantras (Kriyayoga, Charyayoga, Yogatantra); and
Inner Tantras (Mahayoga,
Anuyoga, Atiyoga/Dzogchen),
which correspond to the "Anuttarayoga-tantra". For...
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Mahabhashya (authoritative and
oldest commentary on the
Tattvartha Sutra) Four
Anuyogas (the four
vedas of Jainism)
Amritbani Guru Ravid**** Ji, the holy book contains...
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Lukhang Temple mural depicting Dzogchen anuyoga practices such as
tummo which work with the
subtle body channels...
- Kalachakra, and
Anuyoga teachings of Vajrayana. The
purpose of
tummo is to gain
control over body
processes during the
completion stage of
Anuyoga or Anuttarayoga...
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Tibet Devata yoga
Yantra yoga Six
Yogas of
Naropa Tummo Ösel
Karmamudra Milam Bardo Phowa Mahayoga Anuyoga Atiyoga Mahamudra China Tangmi ****an Shingon...
