- and Bon, a
ngakpa (male), or a
ngakma (female) (Tibetan: སྔགས་པ་, Wylie:
sngags pa;
Sanskrit mantrī) is any
practitioner of
Vajrayana who is not a monk...
- en
gling pa, d Bal gter sTag s lag can (bsTan 'dzin
dbang rgyal),
gSang sngags gling pa, and
Shardza Rinpoche.
Shardza Tashi Gyaltsen (1859–1933) was a...
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Secret mantra (Skt. Guhyamantra, Tib. གསང་སྔགས་, sang ngak, Wyl.
gsang sngags). The
vajra is a
mythical weapon ****ociated with
Indra that was said to...
- Sanskrit)
prayer formulas,
incantations or
phrases called mantras (Tibetan:
sngags) is
another widespread feature of
Tibetan Buddhist practice. So
common is...
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Stages of the Path (Lam-rim chen-mo) The
Great Exposition of
Secret Mantra (
sNgag-rim chenmo) The
Essence of
Eloquence on the
Interpretive and Definitive...
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Prefecture (昌都专区), and in 1960, it was
changed to
Sangngak Cho
County (gsang
sngag chos rdzong, 桑昂曲县). In May 1966, it was
renamed as Zayu County. The county...
- of mantra.
According to Jose Cabezon, in the
tantric traditions,
mantra (
sngags) is all
knowledge and the mind of all the Buddhas, that
which possesses...
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offering and praise; 8)
Vajramantrabhiru (Tib. Mopa Dragnak, mod pa drag
sngags) the
wrathful Maitreya, the
deity of
wrathful mantras.
Padmasambhava is...
- "Mantrayana" (Wylie:
sngags kyi theg pa). "Mantrayana" is the
Sanskrit of what
became rendered in
Tibetan as "Secret Mantra" (Wylie:
gsang sngags): this is the...
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volumes in
modern editions. He
founded Sangngak Chö
Monastery (Wylie:
gsang sngags chos gling) in 1571 to "subdue the klo pa", the
inhabitants of southeastern...