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Rays of the Sun – Certainty – Introduction

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Rays of the Sun. Rays of the Sun. Chapter 1 – Certainty. I am from the Nyingma Tradition—Nga’gyür Nyingma. As I said, I usually speak in the experiential language of psychological Vajrayana – and from this perspective we can speak of Sutra in the language of Tantra. We can also speak of Tantra in the language of Sutra – as in the text ‘Bridging the Sutras and Tantras’ by Jé Tsongkhapa. This subject is usually translated as ‘the four noble truths and the noble eightfold path’ – but as we...RJe tsong kha pa.

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Rays of the Sun – Glossary

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Rays of the Sun. A list of terms. An equivalent to the mantric syllable ‘Hung’. The second of the inner Tantras. It is concerned primarily with transformation through instantaneous self- arising and through the manipulation of the subtle body. The base of a yana is its starting point: the condition you must be in to begin following its path. If you are not at the base of a yana, you can practice a ngöndro to take you there. The Sanskrit term for chang chub sem. The Sanskrit term for pawo (dPa’ bo). The s...

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Rays of the Sun – Illustrations

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Rays of the Sun. Rays of the Sun.

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Rays of the Sun

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Rays of the Sun. Rays of the Sun.

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Spacious Passion

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Rays of the Sun. Rays of the Sun.

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Rays of the Sun – purchase

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Rays of the Sun. How to by a copy of the book. To purchase a copy of the book Rays of the Sun.

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How many bardos? | Approaching the Aro gTér

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Skip to main content. Approaching the Aro gTér. My experience with an unusual Tibetan Buddhist lineage. April 10th, 2008. Kyabjé Chhi’med Rig’dzin Rinpoche. The late Lama of Ngak’chang Rinpoche. Said if there are nine bardos then Padmasambhava. Must be stupid as he only knew six of them. This has been taken as a criticism of the Aro gTér. Which describes nine bardos. So which is it? Six bardos or nine? But first what is a bardo? How do we know there are six of them? That book is often called. Is the most...

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Biographies – Aro Books worldwide

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Aro gTér Lineage. Düd’jom Rinpoche. Ngakpa ’ö-Dzin Tridral. Ngakma Nor’dzin Pamo.

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Ngakma Nor’dzin – Biography – Aro Books worldwide

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Ngakma Nor’dzin’s training in meditation began in the early 1980s under the guidance of Tibetan teachers in the UK. She later became a devoted disciple of Ngak’chang Rinpoche and Khandro Déchen. In 1989 she was ordained and became the first Western woman to take ordination into the non-monastic tradition of Nyingma Tibetan Buddhism. Her first book, Spacious Passion. Was published by Aro Books Inc. in 2006 and republished by Aro Books worldwide in 2009. Her second book Relaxing into Meditation. Ngakma Nor...

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Rays of the Sun – Confidence – Realisation

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Rays of the Sun. Rays of the Sun. I have been asked to talk about kyab. Mdash;refuge—this evening. Refuge – what does the word mean in terms of dharma; and what does dharma mean? Dharma—or chö—means as it is. And to ‘take refuge’ means to establish confidence in actuality. Is not somewhere safe. It is not a place to escape or hide away. Taking refuge in the the three jewels. Mdash;Buddha, dharma and sangha—means to rely on the as it is-ness. The Lama in question must be one who perceives that we already ...