Rinchen Terdzö question
Rinchen Terdzö question
Does anyone know what terma the sadhana for Chinnamunda in the Rinchen Terdzö came from and who revealed it?
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Re: Rinchen Terdzö question
I believe it is from Nyang Ral, see:
http://rtz.tsadra.org/index.php/Terdzo-OM-030
http://rtz.tsadra.org/index.php/Terdzo-OM-030
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Re: Rinchen Terdzö question
Well, technically that text is in Minling Terchen's Dojo Bumzang collection, which was included in subsequent printings of the Terdzo as an addendum, but yes it was revealed by Nyangral.
Re: Rinchen Terdzö question
Thank you both!
Also: is this form yellow or red?
Also: is this form yellow or red?
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Re: Rinchen Terdzö question
Looking at the text, it appears that the central figure is red-yellow, i.e. orange, the right figure is red and the left figure is "white green" which I think means light green. I am just a beginner with Tibetan so perhaps someone can check that for me.
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Re: Rinchen Terdzö question
Sounds right, thank you again.dzogchungpa wrote: ↑Wed Mar 28, 2018 5:02 pm Looking at the text, it appears that the central figure is red-yellow, i.e. orange, the right figure is red and the left figure is "white green" which I think means light green. I am just a beginner with Tibetan so perhaps someone can check that for me.
"I have never encountered a person who committed bad deeds." ― Ven. Jìngkōng