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protection was seen as being a blessing (chinlabs) which descended upon the offerer from above in the manner of a stream. This metaphor of the stream and its pure source is an important one, and is a central idiom by which hierarchical relations, either in hospitality gatherings, offering practices, or religious teachings, were conceived and spoken about, emphasising once again the salience of height as designating relations with social superiors and preceptors.
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is commonly glossed as 'gift wave', but it more properly goes back to a literal translation of a Chinese word which was almost certainly made during the earliest introduction of Buddhism into Tibet in the seventh or eighth centuries. It is not a literal translation of the Sanskrit Buddhists term
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The acceptance of offerings by worldly deities and spirits was felt very strongly to oblige the recipient to act in favour of the donor, and particularly to act as their protector (strungma), a term widely used by householders to describe the various numina that inhabited their houses. This
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is one of the Mahayana landmarks in the history of Indian Buddhism and it is at the same time the beginning of the 'other-power' (tariki in Japanese) school as distinguished from the 'self-power' (jiriki).
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Honzon simply refers to the main deity in any given ritual. Kaji refers to the enhancement of a sentient being's power through the Buddha's power (Nyorai-kaji-riki), and it translates the Sanskrit word
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The Buddha is creative life itself, he creates himself in innumerable forms with all the means native to him. This is called his adhisthana, as it were, emanating from his personality. The idea of
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Martin, Dan (1994). 'Pearls from Bones: Relics, Chortens, Tertons and the Signs of Saintly Death in Tibet'.
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Martin, Dan (1994). 'Pearls from Bones: Relics, Chortens, Tertons and the Signs of Saintly Death in Tibet'.
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adhisthana. Its actual, or rather its philologically correct, meaning is 'received by (way of) giving'.
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Identity, Ritual and State in Tibetan Buddhism: The Foundations of Authority in Gelukpa Monasticism
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Monier Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary Online (April, 2009). 'adhiShThAna'. Source:
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Minoru Kiyota identifies three kinds of adhiṣṭhāna in the theory and practice of
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Dan Martin opines that the Chinese term for adhiṣṭhāna influenced the Tibetan:
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and believers together pray that they can pass the season of hot summer in
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were introduced in the first wave of translations of Sanskrit texts into
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or union with the deity. According to Shingon priest Eijun Eidson:
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from the 8th century onwards, the term chosen by the community of
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In the Indo-Himalayan lineages of Vajrayana, where traditions of
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Luminous Emptiness: Understanding the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
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is also used to describe the transformative power of the
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Cucumbers being blessed at a Shingon Buddhist temple in
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Index

Adhisthana
Adhiṭṭhāna
a series
Vajrayana Buddhism
Vajra
Burmese-Bengal
Yunnan
Indonesian Esoteric Buddhism
Filipino Esoteric Buddhism
Chinese
Japanese
Nepalese
Inner Asian
Tibetan
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x
b, t, k
y
Gateway of the Hidden Flower
New Kadampa Buddhism
Shambhala Buddhism
True Awakening Tradition
Tantrism
Mahasiddha
Sahaja
Buddhahood
Bodhisattva
Kalachakra
Generation stage
Completion stage

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