Tashi Namgyal — For the 16th century Tibetan Buddhist scholar, see Dakpo Tashi Namgyal. Tashi Namgyal in 1938 Tashi Namgyal (Sikkimese: བཀྲ་ཤིས་རྣམ་རྒྱལ་; Wylie: Bkra shis Rnam rgyal) (October 26, 1893 – December 2, 1963) was the ruling Chogyal (King) of Sikkim… … Wikipedia
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Tashi — (bo|t=བཀྲསཧིས་|w=bkra shis|z=zhaxi|l=ʈáɕiʔ, also spelt trashi is a Tibetan word meaning good fortune or auspiciousness which figures prominently in many names of places and people. Tashi appears in the names of:Monasteries*Tashilhünpo in… … Wikipedia
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Mahamudra — Mahāmudrā (Sánscrito: Gran Sello o Gran Símbolo), (Tibetano: Chagchen, contracción de Chagya Chenpo), es un método Budista que conduce a la naturaleza, o la esencia, de la mente (conocido como naturaleza búdica) y la práctica de la estabilización … Wikipedia Español
Kagyu — The Kagyu or Kagyupa bo|T= བཀའ་བརྒྱུད་པ|w=bka brgyud pa school, also known as the Oral Lineage or Whispered Transmission school, is one of four main schools of Himalayan or Tibetan Buddhism today, the other three being the Nyingma (རྙིང་མ Rnying… … Wikipedia
Ösel (yoga) — Ösel (tib. hod gsal; od gsal), the Yoga of the Clear Light (often translated as Radiant Light (Sanskrit: prabhasvara), referring to the intrinsic purity (Tibetan: ka dag) of the substratum of the mindstream (Tibetan: sems rgyud) is a sadhana… … Wikipedia
Narodakini — Nãrodãkinĩ (Patan, Nepal[1]), last decade of 20th century, Paubhã, detail. Pigment and gold on cloth. 16.4x13.25in.(19.4x33.65cm). Miranda Shaw private collection. Nãrodãkinĩ s red body and rippling hair are illumined by her aureole of yogic fire … Wikipedia
Shedra — is a Tibetan word meaning place of learning but specifically refers to the educational program in Tibetan Buddhist monasteries. It is usually attended by monks between their early teen years and early twenties. Not all young monks enter a shedra; … Wikipedia
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