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'''Two yanas''' — from the general perspective of the [[Vajrayana]], the two [[yana]]s refer to: | '''Two yanas''' — from the general perspective of the [[Vajrayana]], the two [[yana]]s refer to: | ||
*the [[Sutrayana]], which is also known as the Causal Vehicle, and | *the [[Sutrayana]], which is also known as the [[vehicle of characteristics|Causal Vehicle]], and | ||
*the [[Tantrayana]], which is also known as the Resultant Vehicle. | *the [[Tantrayana]], which is also known as the [[resultant vehicle|Resultant Vehicle]]. | ||
Each yana or vehicle can, in turn, be sub-divided into more vehicles. | Each yana or vehicle can, in turn, be sub-divided into more vehicles. | ||
Revision as of 20:00, 26 December 2008
Two yanas — from the general perspective of the Vajrayana, the two yanas refer to:
- the Sutrayana, which is also known as the Causal Vehicle, and
- the Tantrayana, which is also known as the Resultant Vehicle.
Each yana or vehicle can, in turn, be sub-divided into more vehicles.