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kilaya
ki la ya - 1) Vajra Kilaya. Syn {rdo rje phur pa}. 2) dagger. 3) pin, nail, wedge [RY]
ki la ya bcu gnyis - Twelvefold Kilaya Tantra. Tantra belonging to the Sadhana Section of Mahayoga. Tantras with similar titles are found in Vol. DZA and HA of the Nyingma Gy?bum [RY]
bka' babs rig 'dzin chen po brgyad - Eight great vidyadhara, receivers of the transmissions The receiver of the transmission of Manjushri was Manjushrimitra ('jam dpal bshes gnyen), the vidyadhara of Body. 2) The receiver of the transmission of Mighty Padma (pad ma dbang) (Hayagriva) was Nagarjuna (klu sgrub snying po), the vidyadhara of Speech. 3) The receiver of the transmission of Vishuddha (yang dag) was Hungchenkara (hung mdzad), the vidyadhara of Mind. 4) The receiver of the transmission of Amrita Medicine (bdud rtsi sman) was Vimalamitra (dri med bshes gnyen), the vidyadhara of Qualities. 5) The receiver of the transmission of Kilaya (phur pa) was Prabhahasti ('od kyi glang po), the vidyadhara of Activity. 6) The receiver of the transmission of B?tong (rbod gtong) was Danasanskrit (nor gyi legs sbyar), the vidyadhara of Mamo. 7) The receiver of the transmission of M?pa (dmod pa) was Shintam garbha (zhi ba'i snying po), the vidyadhara of Fierce Mantra (drag sngags)! . 8) The receiver of the transmission of Loka ('jig rten) was Guhyachandra (gsang ba'i zla ba), the vidyadhara of Worship (mchod bstod) [RY]
bka' ma phur pa'i lo rgyus - The History of Kilaya according to Nyingma Kama [RY]
khro bcu - the ten wrathful ones [surrounding Vajra Kilaya] [RY]
khro bo bcu - the 10 wrathful ones [Vajrakilaya] [IW]
mkhar chen dpal gyi dbang phyug - Palgyi Wangchuk of Kharchen. In the Sanglingma biography he is the father of Yeshe Tsogyal; elsewhere he is described as her brother, a close disciple of Padmasambhava who attained siddhi through the practice of Vajra Kilaya. Palgyi Wangchuk means 'Resplendent Lord' [RY]
grub pa bka' brgyad - Eight Sadhana Teachings. Eight chief yidam deities of Mahayoga and their corresponding tantras and sadhanas: Manjushri Body, Lotus Speech, Vishuddha Mind, Nectar Quality, Kilaya Activity, Liberating Sorcery of Mother Deities, Maledictory Fierce Mantra, and Mundane Worship. See also under Assemblage of Sugatas and Sadhana Section [RY]
glang po'i od - Prahasti, Skt. Prabhahasti). 'Radiant Elephant.' Among the Eight Vidyadharas the receiver of the transmission of the tantras of Kilaya Activity. Born to a royal family in the western part of India and named Shakyaprabha when ordained as monk, Prahasti became extremely well-versed in the Tripitaka and studied Secret Mantra with Vajrahasya (rdo rje bzhad pa) and numerous other masters. He achieved supreme accomplishment and had, together with his disciple Shakyamitra, a tremendous impact on the Dharma in Kashmir [RY]
sgrub pa bka' brgyad - Eight Sadhana Teachings. Eight chief yidam deities of Mahayoga and their corresponding tantras and sadhanas: Manjushri Body, Lotus Speech, Vishuddha Mind, Nectar Quality, Kilaya Activity, Liberating Sorcery of Mother Deities, Maledictory Fierce Mantra, and Mundane Worship. Often the name refers to a single practice involving complex mandalas with numerous deities [RY]
sgrub pa sde drug - Six Sadhana Sections. The phrasing of these six types of scripture differs slightly among the various versions of Chronicles of Padmasambhava's life. In his Narration of the Precious Revelation of the Terma Treasures, Longchen Rabjam rephrases the same sequence from the Sanglingma so that the Six Sadhana Sections refer to the six scriptures mentioned just above. In that way they are equal to the Six Secret Sections (gsang ba sde drug) including the scriptures for Manjushri Body, Lotus Speech, Vishuddha Mind, Nectar Quality, Kilaya Activity, and Liberating Sorcery of Mother Deities [RY]
bcu gnyis mig - 12 eyes, gzhon nu w six faces [= Vajrakilaya?] [IW]
bcu gnyis mig ldan - w 12 eyes, gzhon nu w six faces [= Vajrakilaya?] [IW]
lcags - 1) iron. 2) metal. 3) whip; Guardian Demon of Kilaya teachings [RY]
stod las byang chub sgrub pa - the higher activity of accomplishing enlightenment. [in Kilaya practice] [RY]
thal phyin bzhi - four penetrations [in Vajrakilaya teachings] [RB]
rdo rje phur pa - Dorje Phurba, or Vajra Kilaya, the Heruka of the karma family [RY]
rdo rje phur ba - Vajrakila [1) kila dagger; 2) divine sceptre; 3) Vajrakilaya [Bla med rgyud kyi yi dam zhig [IW]
rdo rje phur ba - vajrakila, 1 of sgrub pa bka' brgyad, phrin las, Vajra Kilaya, heruka of the Karma family corresponding to the aspect of activities [JV]
rdo rje phur ba - Vajra Kilaya. One of the main yidams of the Nyingma School belonging to the Eight Sadhana Teachings. Wrathful aspect of Amoghasiddhi [RY]
rdo rje phur ba - Vajrakila [1) kila dagger; 2) divine sceptre; 3) Vajrakilaya [IW]
rdo rje gzhon nu - Vajrakumara, dorje phurba, Vajrakilaya [IW]
rdo rje gzhon nu - Vajra Kumara. Same as Vajra Kilaya/ Dorje Purpa [RY]
rdo rje gzhon nu - Vajrakilaya, one of the eight Herukas practiced by the Nyingma and other traditions, embodying the enlightened activity of all the Buddhas [RY]
rdo rje gzhon nu - Vajrakumara, dorje phurba, Vajrakilaya [bla med rgyud kyi yi dam] [IW]
gnam lcags phur pa - kilaya dagger / phurpa made of meteoric metal [RY]
sna nam ye shes sde - Nanam Yeshe, alias Yeshe Dey of Nanam. Also known as Bandey Yeshe Dey of Shang (zhang gi bhan dhe ye shes sde). A prolific translator of more than 200 scriptures and a disciple of Padmasambhava, this learned and accomplished monk once exhibited his miraculous powers, attained through mastery of Vajra Kilaya, by soaring through the sky like a bird. Yeshe mean 'original wakefulness.' [RY]
phur pa - Kilaya. The tantras about and the tantric deity Vajra Kilaya [RY]
phur pa - Kilaya. Syn {phur ba; kila; dagger, peg, pin, nail. {phur ba} [RY]
phur pa bka' ma - Oral History of Kilaya [RY]
phur pa bcu gnyis - full title: {phur pa bcu gnyis kyi rgyud ces bya ba theg pa chen po'i mdo}, "The Mahayana Sutra called the Twelve Kilaya Tantra". A Mahayoga scripture on Vajrakila [tsd]
phur pa phrin las - Kilaya Activity; one of {sgrub pa sde brgyad} [RY]
phur pa phrin las - Kilaya Activity. The heruka of the karma family or the tantric teachings connected to this deity among the Eight Sadhana Teachings [RY]
phur pa phrin las - Kilaya Activity [RY]
phur pa dbang chen - extensive empowerment of Vajra Kilaya [RY]
phur pa dbang chen - extensive empowerment of Vajrakilaya [IW]
phur pa dbang chen bzhad pa - text of the extensive empowerment of Vajrakilaya [IW]
phur pa rol pa rtsa ba'i rgyud - Kilaya Display Root Tantra. Tantra belonging to the Sadhana Section of Mahayoga [RY]
phur pa sras mchog ki la ya - the Supreme Son of Kilaya Dagger [RY]
phur pa sri gnon - depending on the yidam Vajrakilaya sri suppressing liturgy [IW]
phur ba - Kilaya. 1) Sacred dagger used in tantric rituals. 2) Same as Kilaya Activity [RY]
phur ba - kilaya, Vajra Kilaya / {rdo rje phur ba} dagger, to emboss, relief work, embossment [RY]
phur ba - 1) [p 'phur ba]; 2) kilaya, dagger; 3) Vajrakilaya/ {rdo rje phur ba}; 4) relief work, emboss[ment]; 5) piercing[ly]; 6) rub, scratch; 7) mnye ba; 8) a disease [mgob] J; 9) strung, tied, connected [IW]
phur gshin - Vajrakilaya and Yamantaka [RY]
ma ha yo ga'i rgyud sde bco brgyad - Eighteen Mahayoga Tantras. Listed in Chapter Twelve. An alternative list is given by Shechen Gyaltsab in his historical work entitled The Pond of White Lotus Flowers and in Guru Tashi Tobgyal's Ocean of Wondrous Sayings to Delight the Learned Ones: 1-5) Five Basic Root Tantras of Body, Speech, Mind, Quality and Activity: Sarvabuddha Samayoga, Assemblage of Secrets, Glorious Supreme Primal Tantra, and Activity Garland. 6-10) Five Display Tantras functioning as utilization of sadhana practice: Heruka Display Tantra, Supreme Steed Display Tantra, Compassion Display Tantra, Nectar Display Tantra, and Twelvefold Kilaya Tantra. 11-15) Five Tantras Functioning as Subsidiaries to Conduct: Mountain Pile, Awesome Wisdom Lightning, Arrangement of Samaya, One-pointed Samadhi, and the Rampant Elephant Tantra. 16-17) Two subsequent tantras of amending incompleteness: Magical Net of Vairochana and Skillful Lasso. 18) The one outstanding tantra that ! epitomizes them all: The Essence of Secrets, the Tantra of the Magical Net of Vajrasattva, also known as Guhyagarbha [RY]
mon kha ne'u ring - Meadow of M?nkha. Possibly identical with M?nkha Senge Dzong, a cave situated to the east of Bumthang in Bhutan which was used by Padmasambhava and later by Yeshe Tsogyal as a sacred place for the sadhana of Vajra Kilaya [RY]
smad las sgrol dbang - "liberating" empowerment of the lower rite (of Vajrakilaya [RY]
smad las sgrol dbang - "liberating" empowerment of the lower rite of Vajrakilaya GD [IW]
rdzas phur - material kilaya [RY]
zab bdun phur pa - One of the major termas revealed by Chokgyur Lingpa focused on Vajra Kilaya, the sacred dances of which are performed bi-yearly at Rumtek Monastery in Sikkim and Benchen Monastery in Nepal. One of the three Vajrakila treasures of {mchog gyur gling pa}; corresponding to the Mahayoga class of tantra [tsd]
zab bdun phur ba - Sabd?n Phurba. One of the major termas revealed by Chokgyur Lingpa focused on Vajra Kilaya, the sacred dances of which are performed yearly at Rumtek Monastery in Sikkim [RY]
'on phu stag tshang - Onphu Taktsang; One of the thirteen Taktsang, or "Tiger Lairs", sacred caves in Tibet and Bhutan blessed by Guru Rinpoche. He was in Yonpu Taktsang, situated high at the head of the Yonpu Valley, that Guru Padmasambhava gave to Khandro Yeshe Tsogyal, the empowerment of Vajra Kilaya [RY]
'on phu stag tshang - Onphu Taktsang, cave where Guru Padmasambhava gave the Vajra Kilaya initiation, in U [RY]
ye shes mtsho rgyal - Yeshe Tsogyal. The different versions of her biography give varying details about her place of birth, the names of her parents and so forth. In his Ocean of Wondrous Sayings to Delight the Learned Ones, Guru Tashi Tobgyal states that her father's name was Namkha Yeshe of the Kharchen clan and that she was born in Drongmochey of Drak. At first she was one of King Trisong Deutsen's queens but later was given to Padmasambhava to be his spiritual consort. During the empowerment of Assemblage of Sugatas, her initiation flower fell on the mandala of Kilaya. Through this practice she became able to tame evil spirits and revive the dead. She was the chief compiler of all the inconceivable teachings given by the great master Padmasambhava. Having remained in Tibet for two hundred years, she departed for the celestial realm of the Glorious Copper Colored Mountain, without leaving a corpse behind. In The Precious Garland of Lapis Lazuli, Jamg?n Kongtr?l says, ! "Yeshe Tsogyal was a direct incarnation of Dhatvishvari Vajra Yogini in the form of a woman. She served Padmasambhava perfectly in that life, engaged in sadhana practice with incredible perseverance and attained a level equal to Padmasambhava himself, the 'continuity adorned with inexhaustible body, speech, mind, qualities, and activities.' Her kindness to the land of Tibet surpasses the imagination and her compassionate activity that is no different from Padmasambhava's continues unceasingly." Yeshe Tsogyal means 'Victorious Ocean of Wisdom.' [RY]
ye shes lha'i sgrub sde lnga - Five Classes of Means for Attainment of Pristine Cognition. Those of the deities Yamantaka, Hayagriva, Yangdag, Vajra Amrita or Chemchok, and Vajrakilaya [RY]
lang lab byang chub rdo rje - 13th cent - Langlap Changchup Dorje, a siddha of Vajra Kilaya [RY]
las phur - action phurpa/ kilaya [IW]
las phur - action purpa, kilaya, dagger; action dagger [RY]
shud bu dpal gyi seng ge - Palgyi Senge of Shubu. One of the ministers of King Trisong Deutsen, sent among the first emissaries to invite Padmasambhava to Tibet. He learned translation from Padmasambhava and rendered numerous teachings of Mamo, Yamantaka and Kilaya into Tibetan. Having attained accomplishment through Kilaya and Mamo, he could split boulders and divide the flow of rivers with his dagger. His reincarnations include the great Tert?n Mingyur Dorje of the Namch? tradition. Palgyi Senge means 'Glorious Lion.' [RY]
bse - se-stone. tanned leather; rhinoceros/ a guardian demon of Kilaya teachings [RY]
a su ra'i brag phug - Asura Cave. The cave where Guru Rinpoche subdued the evil forces of Nepal through the practice of Vajra Kilaya. Situated near Pharping in the Kathmandu Valley [RY]
a su ra'i brag phug - Asura Cave. The cave where Guru Rinpoche subdued the evil forces of Nepal through the practice of Vajra Kilaya. Situated near Pharping in the Kathmandu valley [RY]