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'''Pith instructions''' (Tib. [[མན་ངག་]], ''mengak''; [[Wyl.]] ''man ngag''; Skt. ''upadeśa'') are the most essential and practical instructions on a given topic of the teachings, often transmitted orally. In the [[Vajrayana]], there is a common division into [[tantra]]s, commentaries | '''Pith instructions''' (Tib. [[མན་ངག་]], ''mengak''; [[Wyl.]] ''man ngag''; Skt. ''upadeśa'') are the most essential and practical instructions on a given topic of the teachings, often transmitted orally. In the [[Vajrayana]], there is a common division into [[tantra]]s, [[agama]]s or commentaries, and pith instructions. | ||
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Revision as of 21:40, 15 December 2016
Pith instructions (Tib. མན་ངག་, mengak; Wyl. man ngag; Skt. upadeśa) are the most essential and practical instructions on a given topic of the teachings, often transmitted orally. In the Vajrayana, there is a common division into tantras, agamas or commentaries, and pith instructions.
Alternative Translations
- Crucial instructions
- Key instructions
- Quintessential instructions