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In preparation of Tantric practices, one has to take preliminary practices
first. |
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Four Mulayogas are also known as Four Foundation Yogas, as they are
the common or ordinary preliminaries forming the foundation of Tantric
practices.
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In Tibetan Buddhism, apart from taking refuge to the Three Jewels,
the Buddhist always take refuge to the Three Roots too. |
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Yidam is a Tibetan word, which means meditational diety as the root
of accomplishment. |
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The first two of Four Foundation Yogas represents the Hinayana and
Mahayana component of Buddhism. |
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In the Fourth Foundation Yoga, the Mantra practice enhances the positive
factors in attaining enlightenment. |
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In Tibetan Buddhism, the Tantric initiation is essentially a transmission
of spiritual power from the Guru master, therefore it is sometimes called
"empowerment". |
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In Hinayana, the attainment of Enlightenment is interpreted as the
acquisition of the Three Bodies of the Buddha. |
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Dharmakaya or Dharma Body of the Buddha is the ultimate essence, which
can only be visualized by Buddhas. |
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The Four Tantras are namely Action Tantra, Performance Tantra, Yoga
Tantra and Anuttara Yoga. |
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