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According to Highest Yoga Tantra, our body and mind can exist in subtle
level known as Vajra body, composed of channels, winds and drops. |
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The most important channel is the central one called "central
channel".
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In Vajrayana, the subtle channels refer to the awakening mind. |
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"The Eight Verses on Thought Training" is practiced for
developing wisdom, instead of compassion. |
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Tonglen is a meditation practice to develop Bodhicitta in Tibetan
Buddhism. |
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Dzogchen is described as a state of great perfection, the absolute
fruition of the qualities of enlightenment. |
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The Six Vajra Verses explain the primordial condition of the individual,
summing up the essence of the base, the path and the fruit of Tonglen. |
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Commencing the practice of Mahamudra, one must have an understanding
based on the appreciation of the nature of mind, as transmitted by a
qualified master. |
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In Tibetan Buddhism, death is not scary, and considered to be an opportunity
for spiritual liberation. |
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In Tibetan Buddhism, Bardo is the same as the soul in Christianity. |
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