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| | |  Kalachakra: Encyclopedia II - Kalachakra - The Kalachakra Laghutantra
The Kalachakra Tantra is divided into five chapters, the first two of which are considered the “ground Kalachakra.” The first chapter deals with what is called the “outer Kalachakra”—the physical world, in particular the calculation system for the Kalachakra calendar. It also explicates the basic symbolism of the Kalachakra system
The second chapter deals with the “inner Kalachakra,” and concerns processes of human gestation and birth, the classification of the functions within the human body and experience, and the vajr ...
See also:Kalachakra, Kalachakra - The Kalachakra Laghutantra, Kalachakra - Initiation, Kalachakra - History, Kalachakra - Kalachakra Practice Today in the Four Tibetan Buddhist Schools, Kalachakra - Astrology, Kalachakra - Human rights in Tibet and the Kalachakra, Kalachakra - Controversy Read more here: » Kalachakra: Encyclopedia II - Kalachakra - The Kalachakra Laghutantra |
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| | | | Kalachakra: Encyclopedia II - Kalachakra - Kalachakra Practice Today in the Four Tibetan Buddhist Schools Buton had considerable influence on the later development of the Gelug and Sakya traditions of Kalachakra, and Dolpopa on the development of the Jonang tradition on which the Kagyu and Nyingma draw. The Kagyu and Nyingma rely heavily on the extensive, Jonang-influenced Kalachakra commentaries of Ju Mipham and Jamgon Kongtrul the Great, both of whom took a strong interest in the tradition.
It should be noted, however, that there were many other influences and much cross-fertilization between the different traditions, and indeed His Holiness the Dalai Lama has asserted ...
See also:Kalachakra, Kalachakra - The Kalachakra Laghutantra, Kalachakra - Initiation, Kalachakra - History, Kalachakra - Kalachakra Practice Today in the Four Tibetan Buddhist Schools, Kalachakra - Astrology, Kalachakra - Human rights in Tibet and the Kalachakra, Kalachakra - Controversy Read more here: » Kalachakra: Encyclopedia II - Kalachakra - Kalachakra Practice Today in the Four Tibetan Buddhist Schools |
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| | | | Kalachakra: Encyclopedia II - Kalachakra - Kālachakra Practice Today in the Four Tibetan Buddhist Schools The Jonang sect of Sakya was banned in the 17th cent. by the Fifth Dalai-Lama, forcibly converting it to Gelug. Fighting between the schools also extended to the Jalpo deity of Sakya that was also forcibly converted to a Gelug deity, but that included the Sakya lama-lineage into that demonic deity's lineage. These subjects now have reached a pitch within the Tibetan community, as the fight for supremacy now spills over into both the Kalachakra sphere, the sphere of the banning of Jonang and as well, the sphere of the Jalpo deity. The banning ...
See also:Kalachakra, Kalachakra - The Kālachakra Laghutantra, Kalachakra - Initiation, Kalachakra - History, Kalachakra - Kālachakra Practice Today in the Four Tibetan Buddhist Schools, Kalachakra - Astrology, Kalachakra - Controversy Read more here: » Kalachakra: Encyclopedia II - Kalachakra - Kālachakra Practice Today in the Four Tibetan Buddhist Schools |
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| | | | Kalachakra: Encyclopedia - Wheel of life In the dharmic religions (Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism), the wheel of life (also called by a variety of other names; see the Names section below) is a mandala or symbolic representation of samsara, the continuous cycle of birth, life, death. One is liberated from this endless cycle of rebirth when bodhi, enlightenment, nirvana, moksha, or samadhi is reached.
There are two primary forms of the wheel of life. The more elaborate form is usually six-spoked, though it is sometimes five-spoked. The simple ...
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| | | | Kalachakra: Encyclopedia - Yidam In Vajrayana Buddhism, a Yidam (Tibetan) or Ishtadevata (Sanskrit) is a fully enlightened being who is the focus of personal meditation, during a retreat or for life. The term is often translated into English as meditational deity. A Yidam is an enlightened being with whom one identifies during meditation: one perceives his or her own Buddha nature through such identification. Some common Yidams include Hayagriva, Vajrakilaya, Samputa, Guhyasamaja, Yamantaka, Hevajra, Kurukulle, Cakrasamvara, Vajrayogini, and Kalacakra. ...
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