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Tilopa (Prakrit; Sanskrit:
Talika or Tilopadā; 988–1069) was an
Indian Buddhist tantric mahasiddha who
lived along the
Ganges River. He
practised Anuttarayoga...
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Abhayakirti was an
Indian Buddhist Mahasiddha. He was the
disciple of
Tilopa and brother, or some
sources say
partner and pupil, of Niguma. As an Indian...
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Other influential Indian mahasiddhas include Tilopa, his
student Naropa and Naropa's
consort Niguma.
Tilopa's Ganges Mahāmudrā song is a
widely taught short...
- practitioners, in some
cases physical. In one
important Anuttarayoga text,
where Tilopa expounds the
meaning to Naropa, it is said: When you rely on a consort,...
- Tantra,
transmitted through Tilopa, Nagarjuna, Indrabhuti, and Saraha; the
dream yoga
practice of the
Mahamaya from
Tilopa, Charyapa, and ****uripa; the...
- age of 5, Bogd Khan
declared Jamsrangjab to be the after-life of the late
Tilopa.
Jamsrangjab with his
parents moved to the
capital city
Niislel Khuree....
- is the
source of all the
manifestations of enlightenment. From Caryapa,
Tilopa (988 – 1069 CE) of the
Dzogchen Kham lineage, "received the oral instructions...
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advanced Tibetan Buddhist tantric practices compiled by the
Indian mahasiddhas Tilopa and Nāropa (1016-1100 CE) and p****ed on to the
Tibetan translator-yogi Marpa...
- The king of
Visnunagar offered Tilopa, a
learned guru, 500 gold
coins a day, if he
would live at his court.
Tilopa, however,
wanted rather to live as...
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conveys how
great mahasiddhas in the Nath and
Vajrayana traditions such as
Tilopa (988–1069) and
Gorakshanath (fl. 11th – 12th century)
yoked adversity to...
