Sunday, May 14, 2017

Naro Chödrug Subtle Body

According to the famous Six Yogas of Naropa or Naro Chödrug (nA ra chos drug) the practitioner, male and female, visualizes himself as Vajrayogini (rd rje 'phag mo). Thus male and female transform into a female manfestations and the channels (rtsa/nadi) appaer in this way.
There are either 4 or 6 wheels ('khor lo/cakra). The right and left channel coil around the central channel at each wheel once and at the heart wheel 3 times.
It is a pitty that the resolution is weak and we cannot clearly see the detail in the upper right corner showing the channels connected to the nostrils.
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According to most tantric instructions the left and the right channel run not parallel to the central channel but coil around it at each chakra from below the navel to the nostrils and to the opening at the crown of the head.

Here it says the four chakras and three channels according to the Six Yogas of Naropa (na ro chos drug) but most of the time the lateral channels are coiling around the central channel.

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Naro Chödrug Subtle Body

According to the famous Six Yogas of Naropa or Naro Chödrug (nA ra chos drug) the practitioner, male and female, visualizes himself as Vajrayogini (rd rje 'phag mo). Thus male and female transform into a female manfestations and the channels (rtsa/nadi) appaer in this way.
There are either 4 or 6 wheels ('khor lo/cakra). The right and left channel coil around the central channel at each wheel once and at the heart wheel 3 times.

The detail in the upper part shows that the lateral channels are connected to the nostrils while the central channel goes to the point between the eyebrows is influenced by the Kalacakra system.

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Looking outwards brings perpetual delusion.
But look within and you'll see your own mind.
~ Yangthang Rinpoche

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"I, Jigdrel, Yeshe Dorje, aged 34 came to Tiger's Nest to conduct Phurpai Drubchen. One early morning in a dream, I had a vision of a beautiful woman adroned with many beautiful silk cloths and necklaces who claimed to be Khandro Yeshe Tshogyal. She held a fine ritual dagger in her hand as she explained, 'this very powerful dagger was one used to subjugate negative forces in this very place by Guru Padmasambhava and later, when he was about to take flight from the Gungthangla Pass, in Tibet, Guru gave me this magic dagger which I now pass along to you. Keep it with you as a heart jewel.'
"Since I was very excited and overjoyed to receive such a powerful object, I took it from her hand and thought that I would receive its blessings. I immediately used it to touch my forehead and throat. When I touched my heart with it, my whole body transformed into the magic dagger and I recited the sacred spells and charms of the Vajrakila deity. At the time, I felt the whole earth shaking from the blessings of this magic dagger."
"Yeshe Tshogyal again said, 'Yes, you blessed son, this is a true blessing and you should not take it for granted, it will greatly benefit you. Do you remember? During Guru Rinpoche's time, we received the complete empowerment, quintessential, and pith instruction of the Vajrakila deity?' She the pulled me away grasping my hands, and then I woke from my sleep. At that moment I was suddenly able to recollect my previous life and I especially remembered the teaching of Vajrakila very clearly."
These are the details of the previous and present spiritual treasures of Vajrakila of both Dudjom Rinpoches from the sphere of innate wisdom. Here in this spiritual treasures teaching which had never been discovered before, revealed that various activities of Vajrakila deity.

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Saturday, May 13, 2017

Tummo: Secrets of Tibetan Inner Fire Meditation

Tibetan Guru teaches Tummo Practice

Source of Tummo

གཏུམ་མོ་གྱི་ཨ་ཤད་
Source of Tummo

The source for Tummo (gtum mo), lit. Fierce Lady, and commonly known as inner heat is most of the time the last part of the Tibetan syllable A ཨ which is like a stroke ། or fine triangle which is put upside down. This is known as ashe (a shad) or stroke of the A syllable. Here it is depicted a little bit more solid upon a solar mandala and a lotus blossom as the seed-syllable A is also known as the solar energy associated with the female power and female sexual fluid, the ovum and the heat.

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Vaishravana & White Mahakala wealth & Protection Ritual Ceremony