Hevajra

In Sakya anuttarayoga tantra, such as Hevajra, we meditate first on the voidness of cognitive appearances as items existing separately from being the play of the mind, in the Chittamatra sense.

Comparison of Highest Tantra Voidness Meditation in the Four Tibetan Traditions 2006

In Sakya anuttarayoga tantra, such as Hevajra, we meditate first on the voidness of cognitive appearances as items existing separately from being the play of the mind, in the Chittamatra sense.

Comparison of Highest Tantra Voidness Meditation in the Four Tibetan Traditions 2006

In the systems of anuttarayoga tantra, designated as nondual in the Sakya tradition, that have body mandalas, such as Hevajra, parts of both the gross and subtle bodies serve as the obtaining causes for the Buddha-figures.

The Meaning and Use of a Mandala 2003

Pagpa then conferred the Hevajra empowerment on the Khan, his senior queen, and twenty-five of his ministers.

A Survey of Tibetan History ��� 3 Tibetan Lamas and Mongol Patrons 2009

When some masters in other Tibetan traditions use the category nondual anuttarayoga tantra for Kalachakra, Hevajra, or both, it is a separate category of anuttarayoga.

Special Features of the Gelug Tradition 2006

During this time, Chojey Dondrub-rinchen gave the boy the empowerments of Five-Deity Chakrasamvara (Dril-bu lha-lnga), Hevajra, Yamantaka, and Vajrapani.

A Short Biography of Tsongkhapa 2003

At the end of his retreat, he had a complete vision of Hevajra together with the mandala and the retinue of the Hevajra Buddha-figure.

How Gampopa Reached His Spiritual Attainments 2003

Rahulagupta conferred upon him his first empowerment, which was into the practice of Hevajra, a Buddha-figure with which to bond his mind.

The Life of Atisha 2003

During this time, Chojey Dondrub-rinchen gave the boy the empowerments of Five-Deity Chakrasamvara (Dril-bu lha-lnga), Hevajra, Yamantaka, and Vajrapani.

A Short Biography of Tsongkhapa 2003

As an offering for having been conferred the Hevajra (Kyai-rdo) empowerment, Kublai Khan presented Chogyel Pagpa the rule of the thirteen districts (khri-skor bcu-gsum) of Tibet.

A Brief History of Sakya Monastery 2003