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The '''five [[kaya]]s''' (Skt. ''pañcakāya''; Tib.སྐུ་ལྔ་, ''ku nga'' | The '''five [[kaya]]s''' (Skt. ''pañcakāya''; Tib. སྐུ་ལྔ་, ''ku nga'', [[Wyl.]] ''sku lnga'') of [[Mahayoga]] as mentioned in the practice of ''[[Narak Kong Shak]]'': | ||
#[[dharmakaya]], | #[[dharmakaya]], | ||
#[[sambhogakaya]], | #[[sambhogakaya]], | ||
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#[[nirmanakaya]] | #[[nirmanakaya]] | ||
#[[svabhavikakaya]] | #[[svabhavikakaya]] | ||
#unchanging [[vajrakaya]] (མི་འགྱུར་རྡོ་རྗེའི་སྐུ་, | #unchanging [[vajrakaya]] (Tib. མི་འགྱུར་རྡོ་རྗེའི་སྐུ་, ''mi 'gyur rdo rje'i sku'') | ||
[[Category:Kayas]] | [[Category:Kayas]] | ||
Revision as of 09:10, 16 February 2021
The five kayas (Skt. pañcakāya; Tib. སྐུ་ལྔ་, ku nga, Wyl. sku lnga) of Mahayoga as mentioned in the practice of Narak Kong Shak:
- dharmakaya,
- sambhogakaya,
- nirmanakaya,
- vajrakaya of the unchanging natural state and
- abhisambodhikaya (or perfect kaya of complete awakening).
The vajrakaya of the unchanging natural state is the embodiment of the enlightened activity of all the buddhas and the perfect kaya of complete awakening is the embodiment of all the buddhas’ enlightened qualities.
Alternative Lists
- dharmakaya
- sambhogakaya
- nirmanakaya
- svabhavikakaya
- unchanging vajrakaya (Tib. མི་འགྱུར་རྡོ་རྗེའི་སྐུ་, mi 'gyur rdo rje'i sku)