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The Secret Teachings Of Vajrayāna Buddhism

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  1. the ultimate nature of mind is known as rikpa which is an unconditioned self-aware and unchanging awareness that is present in every living being it is
  2. the source of all thoughts and emotions and it is the ultimate goal of all spiritual practices longchinrab Jam 14th century doption
  3. master the ultimate goal of zakshin is to realize that the true nature of the mind is already perfect and complete just as
  4. it is the only thing that is required is to remove the veils of ignorance that obscure our natural state of awareness 19th century jokes and master
  5. the ultimate nature of the mind is pure clear and unobstructed like the sky it is not something that can be grasped or obtained but rather it is the very
  6. essence of one's being recognizing this Essence and remaining in this natural state is the ultimate goal of Doctrine practice Patrol repanche 19th century
  7. Junction master and author of the word of my perfect teacher in this series of videos on Buddhism we are examining the three schools of Buddhism these schools
  8. are theravada Mahayana vatriana in our last video we looked at Mahayana Buddhism in this third and last video in
  9. the series we will look at vajriana Buddhism butriana Buddhism also known as tantric Buddhism or esoteric Buddhism first developed in India and later
  10. spread to China Tibet and Nepal vajrana Buddhism was first introduced to Tibet in the 8th Century A.D this makes it the last school of Buddhism to spread Beyond
  11. India the main figure responsible for the introduction and establishment of Buddhism in Tibet was the Indian Master padmaava also known as Guru reponche
  12. Parma samhava arrived in Tibet in the 8th Century at the invitation of the Tibetan King trisong depson Padma samphavas spread the teachings of
  13. vajriana Buddhism throughout Tibet and it has been the dominant form of Buddhism in the region ever since rajriana Buddhism has its roots in
  14. Mahayana Buddhism vajriana however introduces the use of visualization Mantra and ritual practices to achieve enlightenment in a single lifetime
  15. vajriana Buddhism uses visualization of the creation of mental images of deities mandalas and other spiritual symbols to access the wisdom and power of the deity
  16. this is known as deity yoga and it is one of the main practices of what Triana Buddhism one main reason that this became a primary practice of Adriana
  17. Buddhism is because of the burn religion which existed in Tibet long before Buddhism arrived
  18. [Music] burn is a religion that has been practiced in Tibet for over a millennium
  19. today it exists alongside vajriana Buddhism and many of its beliefs and practices have been incorporated into vadriana boom makes use of rituals and
  20. Magic to contact and access the power of deities and Spirits Boone believes in a spiritual Dimension known as The Gospel or pure realm this realm is believed to
  21. be inhabited by enlightened beings who have achieved spiritual Liberation It is believed that by connecting with these enlightened beings through visualization
  22. and meditation they can gain access to the wisdom and blessings of the pure realm burn also teaches the importance of moral conduct and personal
  23. purification practitioners are encouraged to purify their mind and actions through practices such as ethical conduct generosity and the
  24. cultivation of compassion bone also has a rich tradition of shamanism and divination which are used to gain insight into the future and to
  25. diagnose and cure illnesses and other problems burn also promotes a type of positive thinking for a close to Contemporary American new thought
  26. schools of positive thinking when Buddhism first arrived in Tibet it encountered resistance from the followers of bone to overcome this
  27. resistance Padma sambhava used a strategy known as transformation through incorporation this strategy involved the incorporation of Boone deities and
  28. practices and the presentation of Buddhism is a continuation of the Native religion of Boone this meant that many boom deities and practices were absorbed
  29. into badriana Buddhism and even many Boon priests were ordained as Buddhist monks this allowed Buddhism to take a firm route in Tibet it also led to the
  30. development of a unique form of Buddhism known as Tibetan Buddhism characterized by the integration of Boon Elementary into the Buddhist teachings and
  31. practices among the spiritual practices in badriana Buddhism is the use of Mantra
  32. Mantra are sacred sounds or words that are used for Spiritual transformation and eventual Enlightenment the most famous man trying badriana Buddhism is
  33. Mantra is said to have come from the bodhisattva of compassion avalokita the Dalai Lama is considered the current Reincarnation of avalakiteshwara this
  34. Mantra contains the essence of the teachings of the Buddha and by repeating it one is able to purify their mind and gain access to the wisdom of the Buddha
  35. bhajriana Buddhism also makes extensive use of mudras or sacred hand gestures these mudras sacred hand gestures evoke certain attitudes or energies within the
  36. practitioner they are used during meditation and help Focus the mind and Direct Energy in specific ways some common mudras used in madriana Buddhism
  37. are Diana mudra used to represent concentration and meditation the hands are placed in the lab with the right
  38. hand on top of the left and the Palms facing upwards parsa mudra used in statues of the historical Buddha the right hand is
  39. placed on the right knee with a thumb and index finger touching to form a circle representing the moment of the Buddha's enlightenment
  40. Karana mudra used to dispel negative energies and obstacles the hand is held with the fingers pointing downwards and the thumb pressed against the base of
  41. the little finger creating a hook-like shape ganta mudra associated with the sound of the Bell the right hand holds the bell with a thumb an index finger
  42. while the left hand holds the vajra with the thumb and index finger abhaya mudra represents fearlessness and protection the right hand is raised with a palm
  43. facing outwards and the fingers pointing upwards while the left hand is held in the lap with a palm facing upwards vajriana Buddhism is also known for its
  44. use of secret teachings or Tantra which are practices that are only revealed to Advanced practitioners who have made a commitment to the spiritual path these
  45. Tantra practices are designed to accelerate the process of spiritual transformation and to bring about the realization of one's true nature as a
  46. Buddha mudras are one form of tantric teachings others are visualizations practitioners imagine themselves as a deity or enlightened being in order to
  47. cultivate positive qualities such as a compassion and wisdom yidams meditational deities that are visualized during tantric practices each Hiram
  48. represents a specific aspect of Enlightenment and through visualization and identification with the deity the practitioner can purify their own mind
  49. and attain the same realization as the deity mandalas symbolic diagrams that depict the universe and the path to Enlightenment mandalas are used in
  50. visualization practices and can also be used as an object of devotion empowerment a ritual in which a teacher transmits spiritual energy and blessings
  51. to the student allowing them to access the tantric practices and attain Enlightenment shock chakrasar energy Centers located
  52. throughout the body and are thought to be associated with specific aspects of Consciousness in tantric practices practitioners focus on these centers in
  53. order to balance and purify the energy within the body breath Control Tantric practices often involve breath control techniques such as pranayama which are
  54. used to regulate and balance the flow of energy within the body guy samaja a tantra that is considered to be one of the most important practices in the
  55. class of Tantra that emphasizes the use of the body speech and mind in order to attain Enlightenment kala chakra a tantra that is considered to be one of
  56. the most advanced practices in Tantra which is focused on the manipulation of time and the energies of the body speech and mind these tantric rituals and
  57. practices are used to directly influence the energies of a body speech and mind and to bring about the enlightened state foreign
  58. Buddhism is the concept of the three bodies of the Buddha in madriana Buddhism the concept of the three bodies of the Buddha or trikaya is an important
  59. teaching that describes the different aspects of the Buddha's being the three bodies of the Buddha in vajrayana Buddhism are near manakaya this is the
  60. emanation body of the Buddha which represents the aspect of the Buddha that appears in the world to teach and guide sentient beings the near manakaya is
  61. considered to be the form of the Buddha that is accessible to all beings regardless of their level of spiritual realization it is the dimension of the
  62. Buddha that is visible to the world it is said to be the body of transformation or the body of manifestation this is the enjoyment body of the Buddha
  63. which represents the aspect of the Buddha that is experienced by Advanced practitioners in the state of meditative concentration called
  64. is considered to be the form of the Buddha that is accessible to those who have attained a high level of spiritual realization but who have not yet
  65. attained the ultimate realization of the dharmakaya it is the dimension of the Buddha that is radiant and Blissful it is said to be the body of reward or the
  66. body of bliss dharmakaya this is the truth body of Buddha which represents the ultimate nature of reality and the state of
  67. complete Enlightenment adarmakaya is considered to be the unchanging Eternal and ultimate aspect of the Buddha and is said to be the source of
  68. all other bodies it is the purest most subtle and profound form of the Buddha it is the formless dimension that is beyond Duality and all conceptual
  69. elaborations it is also considered as the body of suchness or the body of reality the three bodies of the Buddha are not considered to be separate
  70. entities but rather different aspects of the same being the Dharma Kaya is the Ultimate Reality the samphokaya is the Blissful body of the Buddha that is
  71. accessible to advance practitioners and the nirmanakaya is the form of the Buddha that appears in the world to teach and guide sentient beings the
  72. concept of the trikaya in madriana Buddhism provides the framework for understanding the nature of the Buddha and the different ways in which the
  73. Buddha can be accessed and realized that rikaya also serves as a guide for the practitioner to understand the different levels of realization and the progress
  74. on the spiritual path Riana Buddhism also emphasizes the importance of the guru student
  75. relationship the guru or spiritual teacher is seen as a guide and Mentor who is able to transmit the teachings and empower the student to progress on
  76. the spiritual path the student is expected to have faith and devotion in the guru and to follow the guru's instructions in order to achieve his
  77. spiritual transformation the guru student relationship in vajriana Buddhism is considered to be a crucial aspect of tantric practice the main
  78. reason is that Tantra practices are considered to be very powerful but also very dangerous if not practiced correctly the guru acts as a guide and
  79. protector helping the student to navigate the complexities of Tantra and to avoid pitfalls along the way the Guri is not only a teacher of the teachings
  80. that alsags is an embodiment of the teachings who by virtue of their realization can transmit the blessing and the actualization of the Tantra
  81. practices to the students the guru also helps the student to progress on the spiritual path by giving personalized advice and guidance based on the
  82. students individual needs and level of understanding the guru is also able to assess the student's spiritual capacity and provide the appropriate teachings
  83. and practices that will help the student to progress and overcome obstacles by observing the guru's behavior the student learns how to conduct oneself in
  84. a manner that is consistent with a spiritual path the guru student relationship in badriana Buddhism is based on absolute trust respect and
  85. devotion a relationship with a genuine Guru in the vagyana Buddhist tradition is not something that should be entered into lightly
  86. foreign [Music] which is known for its emphasis on the Tantra teachings the ningma school is
  87. also known for its use of the doctrine teachings which are considered to be the highest teaching not only of the Enigma tradition but of Buddhism itself we will
  88. look at the extraordinary teachings of doctrin in more detail in a moment the next school of vagina Buddhism is the Cargill school which is known for its
  89. emphasis in the Tantra teachings of the overall transmission lineages the kagyu school is also known for its use of the mahamudra teachings which are considered
  90. to be the highest teaching of the kagyu tradition the mahamudra teachings are very closely aligned to the doctrine teachings both teachings focus on the
  91. nature of mind the ultimate goal of both is to realize the true nature of the mind which is considered to be already perfect and complete just as it is the
  92. zakiya school is one of the major schools of Tibetan Buddhism founded in the 11th century by corn control the Sakia School places a strong emphasis on
  93. the study of the tantras and the generation and completion stages of tantric practice the gelugu is another major School of Tibetan Buddhism founded
  94. in the 14th century by tsongkappa the Gaelic School places a strong emphasis on the study of the tantras in the generation and completion stages of
  95. tantric practice as well as the practice of lambrim which is a graduated path to Enlightenment the school of jonang was founded in the 14th century by Del Papa
  96. the jonang school emphasizes the study and practice of the karachakra Tantra and the teaching of the Mt of Father gen Tong view of the matyamaka philosophy
  97. Bon as we have seen is the indigenous religion of Tibet and predates the arrival of Buddhism to Tibet the bone tradition places a strong emphasis on
  98. the practice of action vajrana Buddhism is considered to be the most advanced form of Buddhism it is
  99. usually taught and offered only to those who have received the proper preparation and have a strong Foundation either in the theravada and or Mahayana Buddhism
  100. and within vadriana Buddhism the highest teaching is auction as we have seen zakshin Buddhism originated in Tibet and is considered to be the highest form of
  101. Tantra within the ningma school the words option literally means great Perfection or great completion and it refers to the ultimate goal of spiritual
  102. practice the teachings of Doctrine Buddhism are based on the recognition of the innate Purity and Perfection of the mind and the understanding that all
  103. beings already possess the potential for enlightenment according to Doctrine teachings our true nature is the same as the nature of all Buddhas which is known
  104. as the ground Luminosity or bases of all this ground Luminosity is said to be present in all beings and is characterized by its Clarity emptiness
  105. and unchanging nature the practice of Doctrine is said to be the fastest and most direct path to realizing the ground Luminosity entertaining Enlightenment
  106. the main practice of Doctrine is called tricho which means cutting through or severing the dualistic mind tricho is a meditative practice that involves
  107. cutting through the obscurations that obscure the ground luminosity in recognizing the nature of the Mind directly this is achieved through the
  108. practice of pointing out instruction which is a method for introducing the student to the nature of the mind this instruction is typically given by a
  109. qualified Guru to a student who is considered ready to receive it the instruction is designed to help the student directly recognize the innate
  110. Purity and Perfection of their mind an example of a pointing out instruction in such in Buddhism is as follows the guru says to the student the nature of your
  111. mind is like a mirror the mirror is always present and clear but it is not affected by the reflections that appear on it in the same way the nature of your
  112. mind is always present and clear but it is not affected by the thoughts and emotions that appear on it look into the nature of your mind and see it for
  113. yourself the student then engages in a period of meditation focusing on the nature of their mind and looking into it as instructed through this practice the
  114. student comes to directly recognize the innate Clarity and emptiness of their mind which is the ground Luminosity it's important to note that this is just an
  115. example in the pointing out instruction can be different depending on the guru and the student the pointing out instruction is typically considered to
  116. be a very personal and intimate experience which cannot be fully explained or transmitted through words it needs to be given personally by a
  117. Doctrine Guru to the student once the student has received the pointing out instruction and has tasted the nature of their mind they continue to practice and
  118. stabilize this recognition through meditation practice Doctrine Buddhism emphasizes the importance of self-liberation induction it is said
  119. that the ultimate goal is to recognize the innate Purity and Perfection of the Mind in the present moment according to its auction teachings all phenomena
  120. including our thoughts and emotions are self-liberated in their own nature and do not need to be suppressed or eliminated zocchin Buddhism is not only
  121. about meditation and practices it is also about the understanding and integration of the teachings in daily life Doctrine practitioners are
  122. encouraged to integrate their understanding and realization of the nature of Mind in their daily life to see the world and their interaction with
  123. others through the lens of non-duality and self-liberation the practice of zocchin is said to be the fastest and most direct path to realizing the ground
  124. luminosity and attaining enlightenment [Music] foreign
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