Maitrīpāda (ca 1007-1085), also known as Maitrīgupta, Advayava- jra, and, to Tibetans, Maitrīpa, was a prominent Indian Buddhist Mahasiddha associated with the Mahāmudrā transmission. His main teacher was Mahasiddha Shavaripa the hunter and his...
There are different levels of the Chagwang NgalSo Reiki healing system. The first level concentrates on taking care of the pain, suffering and dissatisfaction we experience in our daily lives. But while this is...
This is an Annutarayoga (Highest Yoga) Tantra initiation and practice. To practice it we need to have taken Refuge, Bodhisat- tva and Tantric Vows, and already be a practitioner of Heruka Chakrasamvara. To do...
The name Maitreya in Sanskrit, or Jampa in Tibetan, means the Buddha of Love who helps us to realise our true human nature, our Buddha- nature. Maitreya is presently the regent of Shakyamuni Buddha,...
Tara is a female buddha or enlightened being who awakens the energies of fearlessness and enlightened action within us. There are many forms of Tara the Liberator, all of which have specific healing powers....
Non disponibile We need to cut the root of suffering as we would destroy an enemy. The essence of Chöd consists of doing one less negative action each day. If we cut off the...
Non disponibile This sadhana was brought to Tibet by the great Indian master Atisha, who translated it together with Nagto Lotsawa – the Black Life Translator. Since then it has been practiced in the...
Not available Buddha emanated Vajrayogini, a special female enlightened being, 2500 years ago. She is the female counterpart of Heruka, the Lord of the Heroes, and she teaches us how to attain enlightenment through...
Ushnishavijaya (Tsug tor nam par gyal ma in Tibetan or Namgyalma in its commonly used form) is a special emanation of Supreme Healer Vairochana and is one of the three main long life...
