Classical Buddhist Tantra

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Classically, Buddhist Tantra was practiced
in a highly inefficient manner.
Men and woman would spend their whole lives practicing,
just to accomplish the 6th Bhumi {which is Sanskrit for level}.

Strictly speaking, Generation stage was all about:
#1 Offerings


#2 External Visualizations of Buddha’s and Pure-lands,
#3 Personal Visualizations of oneself reborn in the aspect of a Buddha of light,


#4 Internal Visualizations of Buddhas dwelling within or enlightened bodies and
#5 Mantra recitation


Classically, Perfection stage was all about:
#1 Visualizing our inner channels, wheels and drops
#2 generating blissful sensations and then…


#3 letting go of our visualized:
a) universe,
b) environment,
c) body,
d) bliss and
e) “self.”



Essentially, Great Perfection stage was all about the union of
#1 spontaneous awareness and
#2 letting-go



To speed things up,
so that the good hearted student
could accomplish the 10th Bhumi {full enlightenment}
in less then one year…

we practice the union of all these stages, simultaneously,
in the MOST:
a) essentialized,
b) easy,
c) simple and
d) effective
manner.

Have you registered for the Friday series of weekly webinars?
It begins January 7th.

May you and yours be

happy and healthy!

Om Mani Padme Hum,

Lama Jigme Gyatso: Rime Manipa Tantrika

NON-sectarian Buddhist: Monk, Teacher, Healer and Tantrika

P.S. Who is Kwan Yin, Chenrezig, Avalokiteshvara and the Buddha of Compassion?

P.P.S. What is the Six-syllable mantra, Om Mani Padme Hum, and what does it mean?



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