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Lamrim (Tibetan: "stages of the path") is a
Tibetan Buddhist textual form for
presenting the
stages in the
complete path to
enlightenment as
taught by...
- school,
Tsongkhapa merged the
Kadam teachings of
lojong (mind training) and
lamrim (stages of the path) with the
Vajrayana teachings of the Sakya,
Kaygu and...
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Lamrim Yeshe Nyingpo is a
terma revealed by
Chokgyur Lingpa in the
nineteenth century. The
Light of
Wisdom (1999) is an
extended exegesis on the Lamrim...
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versions of the
lamrim are
elaborations of Atiśa's 11th-century root text A Lamp for the Path to
Enlightenment (Bodhipathapradīpa). Atisha's
lamrim system generally...
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These special presentations became known as
lojong (mind training) and
lamrim (stages of the path).
Kadam masters like Atiśa also
promoted the
study of...
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Stages of the Path to
Enlightenment (
Lamrim Chenmo). He also
wrote a
Middle Length Lamrim Treatise and a
Small Lamrim Treatise. Tsongkhapa's presentation...
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subsequent texts in the
genre of
Lamrim (lam rim), or the
Stages of the Path, and was
specifically the
basis for Tsongkhapa's
Lamrim writings. Here Atiśa met...
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striving to
liberation for all
sentient beings. In
Tibetan Buddhism, this is
Lamrim,
which details all the
stages on the path,
while Zen has its own complicated...
- Dharma." Likewise, in Indo-Tibetan Buddhism, the "Stages of the Path" (
Lamrim)
texts generally place the
activity of
listening to the
Buddhist teachings...
- the Bodhisattva's Way of Life, Chandrakirti's
Guide to the
Middle Way and
Lamrim, and then
check whether there was any
meaning in his
continuing to stay...
