| Edition |
First edition. |
| Description |
vi, 215 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographic references. |
| Summary |
The source of activity is the dakini and there are five kinds of activities, peaceful, increasing, magnetizing, subjugating, and the supreme activity. The primary way to perfect these is through dakini practices, and among dakinis, there are the wisdom dakinis, in space, and worldly dakinis. These vast collections of practices can be condensed into those of the three roots, lama, yidam, and dakini. The source of blessings is the lama, the source of accomplishment is the yidam, and the source of activities is the dakinis. The one who carries out the activities for the lama and the yidam is the dakini, in other words, the virtue of blessings and accomplishment is the activity, which is the dakini. Pema Khandro practice connects us with magnetizing practices. And why do we do magnetizing practice? The real essence that needs to be magnetized is not superficial things; it is to magnetize realization of the view, to magnetize the teachings on how to realize the view, to magnetize the meditation and the conduct. |
| Subject |
Tantric Buddhism.
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Parapsychology -- Religious aspects -- Tantric Buddhism.
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Parapsychology -- Religious aspects -- Tantric Buddhism.
(OCoLC)fst01053101
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Tantric Buddhism. (OCoLC)fst01142876
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| Added Author |
Kunsang, Erik Pema, translator.
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| ISBN |
0997716274 |
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9780997716276 |
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