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...snying thig'') — among the “[[seven authoritative transmissions]]” of the great [[Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo]] (1820-1892), the profound cycle of teachings kn ...en Tashi Özer]]. Following this, his main Dharma heir, Jamgön Kongtrul the Great, wrote a series of texts for practising the cycle. ...

...o I was separated from my family when I as eight years old [1939]. At that time, I went to study the Holy Dharma of Tibet at [[Mindroling Monastery]] (Subl :One of my teachers was a wise and great doctor named Dordzin Dechen Chödzin (Great Bliss Dharma Holder of the Vajra). He healed countless patients impartially ...

...etan disciples. It was at that time, that Namkhé Nyingpo was for the first time entrusted with the practice of Shri Heruka.<ref name="ftn37"> Jamgön Kongt ...continued to stay at Lhodrak Kharchu practicing [[Dzogchen]], during which time she recounted her life-story to Namkhé Nyingpo and Gyalwa Changchub, who w ...

...ery in Tibet since he was little more than an infant and spent most of his time in continuous meditation. While meditating at Dzigar Monastery, Thuksey Rin ...ho His Holiness the Dalai Lama stated “Khunu Lama is the Shantideva of our time.” Wangdor Rimpoche was a close vajra brother of His Holiness. They receiv ...

...he production and trade of silk. It was the location of one of the [[eight great charnel grounds]], Lanka Mound (“Laṅka Tsek”). It is best known to Bu ...ent with the ''Tsik Dzö Chenmo'' (Tib. ''tshig mdzod chen mo'', Eng. T''he Great Dictionary'')<ref name="ftn0">“rgya gar shar phyogs b+hangga la'i yul te ...

...of Jikmé Chökyi Wangpo: A Commentary Presenting the Subject Matter of the Great Treatise, the Abhisamayalankara''}}</ref> #the king's way of arousing bodhichitta, with the great wish, is the intention to first attain Buddhahood oneself and then lead oth ...

...indness of all. || {{gtib|ཀུན་ལ་བཀའ་དྲིན་ཆེ་བར་བསྒོམ།}} || Meditate on the great kindness of all. ...ctise what’s most important. || {{gtib|ད་རེས་གཙོ་བོ་ཉམས་སུ་བླངས།}} || This time, practise what’s most important. ...

...Thönmi Sambhota comes in the history (ཆོས་འབྱུང་, ''chos 'byung'') of the great scholar [[Butön]] (1290-1364). He does not mention the names of the two te ...''Takjukpa'' were not the works of a single person, but were composed over time by different authors. The ''Takjukpa'' appears to have been written after t ...

...isong Detsen]]. While still in his mother’s womb, he was recognized by the great master [[Mipham Rinpoche]] as an extraordinary incarnation. He was one of the last great masters to have completed his entire training in Tibet. He entered [[Sheche ...

During the time of Dudjom Lingpa, the Dudjom Tersar lineage was spread mainly within the [[ ...ey, close to [[Mardo Tashi Chöling Monastery]]. He stayed there for a long time under the patronage of the Gili family, and so he became popularly known as ...

The great [[tertön]] '''Lerab Lingpa Trinlé Thayé Tsal''', or '''[[Tertön Sogyal] ...awa]]<ref>Trophu Lotsawa Jampa Pal born in the 12th century.</ref> and the great [[Rigdzin Gödemchen]] (1337-1408),<ref>Both Rigdzin Gödem and Tertön Sog ...

...all the neighbors could see. Other signs were perceived as well. When the time came to enthrone the child, the Fourth Dzogchen Rinpoche wore a white shawl ...fter a week there had passed, I met Longchen Dorjé Ziji, Dazzling Vajra of Great Expanse [[Longchenpa]]. He bestowed upon me the absolutely complete sacred ...

...stern Tibet]] known as “The Four Rivers and Six Ranges.” The story of this great family, whose fame extended throughout all three provinces of Tibet, is bas ...he central region of Tibet<ref>He would have been sixteen years old at the time.</ref>, he journeyed through Trehor, and was received by a man in white who ...

...ast three distinct versions of the Cakrasaṃvara Tantra circulating by this time" Gray (2007), page 22.</ref> (''dpal 'khor lo sdom pa'i dka' 'grel zhes by *[[Ringu Tulku]], ''The Ri-me Philosophy of Jamgön Kongtrul the Great'' (Boston & London: Shambhala Publications, 2006), pages 87-88. ...

According to Chöjé Lingpa, the time had come to escape to the hidden-land of Pemakö<Ref>Hamid Sardar-Afkhami, :[During a time of great unimaginable persecution of the Nyingma teachings by the Dzungars, [who wer ...

...y and which belongs to the [[Northern Treasures]] tradition. He also spent time at Khordong Monastery, which was under the care of his younger brother, Gyu *Dalai Lama, ''Mind in Comfort and Ease: The Vision of Enlightenment in the Great Perfection'', Wisdom Publications, 2007 ...

The huge investment of time and energy made by [[Penor Rinpoche]] to build his monastery has borne abun ...as]]'' by [[Maitreya]], with the commentary ''The Feast of Ambrosia of the Great Vehicle'' by [[Mipham Rinpoche]] ...

...in the depths of that meditation experience of clear luminosity for a long time. While being absorbed in that luminous clarity, he experienced flying a lon ...ey month) of the monkey year (1764) he made his terma public for the first time by conferring the transmission of empowerment and the instructions upon fif ...

...Rinpoche had few students and preferred to avoid any kind of fame. At the time of his death, Khen Rinpoche was translating an important Tibetan [[Abhidhar *Bsod Nams Rgya Mtsho, ''The Complete works of the Great Masters of the Sa Skya Sect of the Tibetan Buddhism'', The Toyo Bunko (orie ...

...h century. Often called ‘the Practice Lineage’, the Kagyü tradition places great emphasis on intensive [[meditation]] practice, and on [[guru yoga]], the po ...rje Gyalpo]] (1110-1170) founded the Phagdru Kagyü tradition and the first great Kagyü monastery of Densatil in South Tibet. From his disciples came the ei ...