- वज्रकीलाय, romanized: Vajrakīlāya, lit. 'Diamond-dagger', also वज्रकील,
Vajrakīla; Tibetan: རྡོ་རྗེ་ཕུར་པ, Wylie: rdo rje phur pa, THL:
Dorje Phurba or...
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familiar to them in the
simple salutation namo vajrakīlaya (homage to
Vajrakīla) from
which it
could easily be ****umed by
those unfamiliar with the technicalities...
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included in a
hybridized tool, for
example one that
includes elements of
Vajrakila, 'hooked knife' or 'skin flail' (Tibetan: gri-gug, Sanskrit: kartika)...
- monastery. The
lamas dress up as Mahākāla and Guru Drag-dmar (Sanskrit
Vajrakila) in
colourful costumes for the
dance performance.
Pilgrims from all parts...
- Nyingma. The
foremost deities (yidam)
practiced by the
Nyingma masters are
Vajrakīla (Tib.
Dorje Phurba) and
Vajra Heruka (also
Vishuddha Heruka; Tib. Yangdak...
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Retrieved 26
December 2022. Boord,
Martin (1993). Cult of the
Deity Vajrakila.
Institute of
Buddhist Studies. ISBN 0-9515424-3-5. Buffetrille, Katia...
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hermitage with
images of Dolpopa, Taranatha,
Namnang Dorje and the
deity Vajrakila.
Newer buildings include the
Dukhor Lolang with a three-dimensional mandala...
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concealed "treasures" (terma),
particularly those related to the
practice of
Vajrakīla (rdo rje phur pa).
Dudjom Lingpa had
intended to
visit southern Tibet...
- the
Natural Liberation of
Intention by
Karma Lingpa) rdo rje phur pa (
Vajrakila) lce
btsun snying tig (The
Heart Essence of Chetsun) In 1984, Tam was...
- 'Jerusalem auf
einer alten tibetischen Weltkarte,"
CACKlB 1973, 1: 47-48. "
VajrakIla," WZUH 22, 3: 21-27. "Der
Wunderbare Hirsch im Ge-sar-Epos," EZZ 1973:...
