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...o'' or ''warrior''. Depending on context, it can refer to the ideal of a Vajrayana practitioner; to living people (where it is sometimes used as an honorific [[Category:Tibetan Buddhist practices]] ...

{{short description|Vajrayana Buddhist priest or master}} {{Vajrayana}} ...

{{Short description|Vajrayana discipline of breath and body}} ...nels and inner breath currents'), also known as '''yantra yoga''', is a [[Vajrayana]] discipline which includes [[pranayama]] (breath control) and body posture ...

{{Vajrayana}} ...khu]] named [[Shin Arahan]], [[Anawrahta]] still supported Mahayana cultic practices and printed coins in [[Sanskrit]] rather than Pali.<ref>{{cite book|editor1 ...

{{Vajrayana}} ...e Esoteric Buddhism]] and [[Shingon]], which emphasize the use of esoteric practices and rituals to attain enlightenment more swiftly. The yidam is one of the [ ...

{{Short description|Ritual in Vajrayana Buddhism}} {{Vajrayana}} ...

==Practices== Practices in [[kundalini yoga]] to control and balance the energy in Svadhisthana cha ...

...https://nalandabodhi.org/path/</ref> Nalandabodhi’s path is rooted in the Vajrayana traditions of Tibet and India. Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, a lineage holder ...mission (spiritual)|transmissions]] (such as for the Vajrayana preliminary practices ("[[ngöndro]]")). They may also perform [[wedding]], [[Funeral (Buddhism)|f ...

...ntras'' in imparting instructions on specific [[tantra|tantric]] spiritual practices. According to Janice D. Willis, the focus on spiritual practice forms an es [[Category:Vajrayana]] ...

{{Short description|7/8th-century Indian Vajrayana Buddhist monk and teacher in Tang-dynasty China}} |school = [[Vajrayana]] ...

...ive practices with the [[Tibetan people|Tibetan]] refugee and recognized [[Vajrayana]] traditional-wisdom holder [[Chögyam Trungpa]]; and later studied under th ...es the esoteric and tantric aspects of Tibetan Buddhism, focusing on the [[Vajrayana]]. (2001 Shambhala Publications) ({{ISBN|157062917X}}) ...

...b|right|260px|'''Northern Buddhism:''' <br/> {{color box|#0700FF}} Blue ([[Vajrayana]])<br/> '''Eastern Buddhism:''' <br/> {{color box|#FFFF00}} Yellow ([[Mahay ...hools of Buddhism]]: [[Theravada|Theravāda]], [[Mahayana|Mahāyāna]], and [[Vajrayana|Vajrayāna]]. [[Buddhism]] is an [[Indian religion]]{{sfn|Lopez Jr.|2007|pp= ...

==Practices== ...feet.<ref name=KheperGuru/>This position is considered very important in [[Vajrayana|Tibetan tantric]] practice of [[Generation stage|deity yoga]], where the gu ...

{{Short description|Beings in Vajrayana Buddhism}} ...) is the name of a category of [[wrathful deities]], enlightened beings in Vajrayana Buddhism that adopt a fierce countenance to benefit sentient beings. In Eas ...

...In [[Tibetan Buddhism]], the damaru is used as an instrument in meditation practices.{{sfnp|Cupchik|2024}} {{Vajrayana}} ...

...forms of gaṇacakra are practiced today in [[Hinduism]], [[Bon|Bön]] and [[Vajrayana|Vajrayāna Buddhism]]. ...ance of the gathered "group" (''gana'') or [[Sangha (Buddhism)|sangha]] to Vajrayana sādhanā and the creation of sacred space such as the ganachakra: ...

...arily from [[Esoteric Buddhism]], local [[Japanese folklore|folk-religious practices]], [[Shinto]], [[mountain worship]], and [[Taoism]]. The final purpose of ' ...Buddhist and Shinto figures). Some of the most important figures are the [[Vajrayana|tantric Buddhist]] figures of [[Acala|Fudō Myōō]] and [[Vairocana|Dainichi ...

{{Short description|"Lord of death" deity in Vajrayana Buddhism}} ...''Erlig-jin Jargagchi'') is the "destroyer of death" [[Yidam|deity]] of [[Vajrayana]] Buddhism.<ref>{{cite book|author1=John Whalen-Bridge|author2=Gary Storhof ...

...originally ordained in [[Japan]] as a monk in the [[Shingon]] (Japanese [[Vajrayana]]) tradition.<ref>[http://www.tricycle.com/interview/point-contact] Fall 20 ...nts of Buddhist schools such as [[Theravada]], [[Zen Buddhism|Zen]], and [[Vajrayana]], with an emphasis on traditional [[mindfulness meditation]]. He has adapt ...

In [[Vajrayana]] [[Vajrayana#Symbols and imagery|iconography]] and [[thangka]] depictions, ''dharmapala' ...ecessary conditions for their practice.<ref>''Heart Jewel'': The Essential Practices of Kadampa Buddhism, pages 71-3, Tharpa Publications (2nd. ed., 1997) {{ISB ...