Definitions

1. Vajrakilaya is a significant Vajrayana deity who transmutes and transcends obstacles and obscurations. (Web site)
2. Vajrakilaya is a favoured tantric archetypal deity embraced by the Nyingmapa. (Web site)
3. Vajrakilaya, a deity sometimes personified as a winged phurba plays an important role as a yidam in both the Sakya and Nyingma schools.
4. Vajrakilaya is a very important deity of the inner tantras.
5. Vajrakilaya is also understood as the embodiment of activities of the Buddha mind. (Web site)

Initiation

1. His Holiness received the major initiation of Vajrakilaya and many other profound teachings from his father. (Web site)

Rinpoche

1. Rinpoche became accomplished in the Vajrakilaya practice. (Web site)

Sakya Monastery

1. Here at Sakya Monastery he was given the major initiation of Vajrakilaya and other profound transmissions by his father. (Web site)

Teachings

1. He then composed sadhanas of Yangdak and Vajrakilaya combined, and bound the guardians of Vajrakilaya to protect the teachings.

Guru Rinpoche

1. Atsara Sale, one of the heart sons of Guru Rinpoche, was renowned as a great practitioner of Vajrakilaya, and a consort of Yeshe Tsogyal.
2. In the fourth lunar month of the Tsurphu Tibetan calendar either the Guru Rinpoche or the Vajrakilaya Drupchen (great sadhana practice retreat) take place. (Web site)

Obstacles

1. Two men returned, laden with the tantras and commentaries of Vajrakilaya, and the moment they arrived, the obstacles were pacified.

Vajrakilaya

1. The Hevajra, Vajrayogini, and Vajrakilaya are the most widely practised tantras in the Sakya tradition.
2. At an early age, he mastered Vajrakilaya and other teachings and practices of his father's lineage. (Web site)

Categories

1. Hevajra
2. Obstacles
3. Guru Rinpoche
4. Profound Teachings
5. Sakya Monastery
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