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#''[[kama]]'' (Wyl. ''bka' ma'') — the continuous transmission of [[sutra]] and [[tantra]]
#''[[kama]]'' (Wyl. ''bka' ma'') — the continuous transmission of [[sutra]] and [[tantra]]
#''[[sa ter]]'' (Wyl. ''sa gter'') — earth treasures
#''[[sa ter]]'' (Wyl. ''sa gter'') — earth treasures
#''yang ter'' (Wyl. ''yang gter'') — rediscovered treasures
#''[[yang ter]]'' (Wyl. ''yang gter'') — rediscovered treasures
#''[[gong ter]]'' (Wyl. ''dgongs gter'') — mind treasures
#''[[gong ter]]'' (Wyl. ''dgongs gter'') — mind treasures
#''nyen gyü'' (Wyl. ''snyan brgyud'') — oral transmission
#''[[nyen gyü]]'' (Wyl. ''snyan brgyud'') — oral transmission
#''[[dak nang]]'' (Wyl. ''dag snang'') — visionary revelations or 'pure visions'
#''[[dak nang]]'' (Wyl. ''dag snang'') — visionary revelations or 'pure visions'
#''jé dren'' (Wyl. ''rjes dran'') — revelations from memory
#''[[jé dren]]'' (Wyl. ''rjes dran'') — revelations from memory


==Alternative Translations==
==Alternative Translations==

Revision as of 10:48, 29 July 2009

Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo

Seven authoritative transmissions (Tib. ka bab dün; Wyl. bka' babs bdun) received by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo and Chokgyur Dechen Lingpa:

  1. kama (Wyl. bka' ma) — the continuous transmission of sutra and tantra
  2. sa ter (Wyl. sa gter) — earth treasures
  3. yang ter (Wyl. yang gter) — rediscovered treasures
  4. gong ter (Wyl. dgongs gter) — mind treasures
  5. nyen gyü (Wyl. snyan brgyud) — oral transmission
  6. dak nang (Wyl. dag snang) — visionary revelations or 'pure visions'
  7. jé dren (Wyl. rjes dran) — revelations from memory

Alternative Translations

  • Seven orders of teachings (Tulku Thondup)
  • Seven successions of the transmitted precepts (Dorje & Kapstein)

Further Reading

  • Andreas Doctor, Tibetan Treasure Literature: Revelation, Tradition and Accomplishment in Visionary Buddhism, Ithaca: Snow Lion, 2005, pp.84-101