- (Sanskrit:
Caturasitisiddha pravrtti; Wylie: grub thob
brgyad bcu tsa bzhi'i lo
rgyus).
Dowman holds that the eighty-four
Mahasiddha are
spiritual archetypes:...
- Jigme's non-fiction
works include Mdo smad lo
rgyus chen mo (The
Greater History of Amdo), Bod kyi rol mo’I lo
rgyus la thog mar
dpyad pa (A
History of Tibetan...
-
Mount Zheduo (Chinese: 折多山,
Standard Tibetan: རྒྱུ་ལ་ཁ, romanized:
rgyu la kha)
belongs to the
remnants of the
Gongga Mountain in the
middle of the Daxue...
- main
divisions in the "Southern Treasure"
terma tradition: "Bon of Cause" (
rgyu),
comprises the
first four of the above; "Bon of the Effect" ('bras bu) includes...
- chen po de skad
gsungs // chos
rnams thams cad
rgyu las byung/ de
rgyu de
bzhin gshegs pas gsungs/
rgyu la 'gog pa gang yin pa/ dge
sbyong chen pos 'di...
-
Great History of the
Dzogchen Nyingtik (rdzogs pa chen po
snying thig gi lo
rgyus chen mo), a
detailed chronological account of the
Dzogchen tradition and...
-
verbal root kṛ,
which means "do, make, perform, accomplish."
Karmaphala (Tib.
rgyu 'bras) is the "fruit", "effect" or "result" of karma. A
similar term is karmavipaka...
- of the Eighty-four
Mahasiddhas (Wylie: grub thob
brgyad bcu tsa bzh'i lo
rgyus,
written by the
Tibetan monk
Mondup Sherab,
which was
narrated to him by...
- said to be
three "continuums" ("tantras"): The
continuum of
cause (Tib.
rgyu, Skt. hetu), the
Buddha embryo, the
fundamental cause for awakening. The...
-
Legends of Eighty-four
Siddhas (Wylie: grub thob
brgyad bcu tsa bzhi'i lo
rgyus), a
Tibetan namtar detailing the
lives of
Indian mahasiddhas. It was written...
