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| [[महासन्धि]] - [[mahāsandhi]] - [[mahāsandhi]] - [[རྫོགས་ཆེན]] - [[rdzogs chen]] - [[dzok chen]] - [[大圓滿]], [[大圆满]] - [[dàyuánmǎn]] - [[대원만]] - [[daewonman]] - [[大円満]] - [[daienman]] | [[महासन्धि]] - [[mahāsandhi]] - [[mahāsandhi]] - [[རྫོགས་ཆེན]] - [[rdzogs chen]] - [[dzok chen]] - [[大圓滿]], [[大圆满]] - [[dàyuánmǎn]] - [[대원만]] - [[daewonman]] - [[大円満]] - [[daienman]] |
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| | [[Dzogchen]] [[རྫོགས་ཆེན]] [[rdzogs chen]] [[dzohk-chen]] ([[Mahāsandhi]] [[महासन्धि]] - [[mahāsandhi]] or [[Atiyoga]] [[अतियोग]] - [[atiyoga]]), meaning the Great Perfection, is the pinnacle contemplative tradition and innermost vehicle of [[Nyingma]] [[རྙིང་མ]] [[rnying ma]] [[nying-mah]] [[Tibetan]] [[Buddhism]] [[ནང་པའི་ཆོས]] [[nang pa'i chos]] [[nahng-peh chuh]] ([[बौद्धधर्म]] - [[bauddhadharma]]), focusing on directly recognizing the primordial, naturally pure nature of mind known as [[rigpa]] [[རིག་པ]] [[rig pa]] [[rik-pah]] ([[विद्या]] - [[vidyā]]). As a timeless philosophical and meditative system rather than a historical person, it has no [[year of birth]] or [[year of death]], having been introduced to human disciples in ancient [[India]] [[རྒྱ་གར]] [[rgya gar]] [[gyah-gar]] and [[Oddiyana]] [[ཨོ་རྒྱན]] [[o rgyan]] [[oh-gyen]] ([[उड्डियान]] - [[uḍḍiyāna]]) by [[Garab Dorje]] [[དགའ་རབ་རྡོ་རྗེ]] [[dga' rab rdo rje]] [[gah-rahp dor-jeh]] around the [[1st century]] before being transmitted to [[Tibet]] [[བོད]] [[bod]] [[pö]] in the [[8th century]] by [[Padmasambhava]] [[པདྨ་འབྱུང་གནས]] [[pad+ma 'byung gnas]] [[peh-mah joong-neh]] ([[पद्मसंभव]] - [[padmasaṃbhava]]), [[Vimalamitra]] [[བི་མ་ལ་མི་ཏྲ]] [[bi ma la mi tra]] [[bee-mah-lah mee-trah]] ([[विमलमित्र]] - [[vimalamitra]]), and [[Vairotsana]] [[བཻ་རོ་ཙ་ན]] [[bai ro tsa na]] [[beh-roh tsah-nah]] ([[वैरोचन]] - [[vairocana]]), and later systematized in the [[14th century]] by [[Longchenpa]] [[ཀློང་ཆེན་པ]] [[klong chen pa]] [[lohng-chen-pah]] ([[1308]]–[[1364]]). Unlike gradual paths of [[Tantra]] [[རྒྱུད]] [[rgyud]] [[gyoo]] ([[तन्त्र]] - [[tantra]]) that rely on complex transformation or conceptual fabrication, [[Dzogchen]] [[meditation]] [[སྒོམ]] [[sgom]] [[gohm]] ([[भावना]] - [[bhāvanā]]) utilizes direct pointing-out instructions from a qualified master along with the practices of [[Trekcho]] [[ཁྲེགས་ཆོད]] [[khregs chod]] [[trek-chuh]] and [[Thogal]] [[ཐོད་རྒལ]] [[thod rgal]] [[tuh-gel]] to effortlessly unveil innate [[Buddha-nature]] [[བདེ་གཤེགས་སྙིང་པོ]] [[bde gshegs snying po]] [[deh-shek nying-poh]] ([[तथागतगर्भ]] - [[tathāgatagarbha]]), uniting [[emptiness]] [[སྟོང་པ་ཉིད]] [[stong pa nyid]] [[tohng-pah nyee]] ([[शून्यता]] - [[śūnyatā]]), primordial [[wisdom]] [[ཡེ་ཤེས]] [[ye shes]] [[yeh-sheh]] ([[ज्ञान]] - [[jñāna]]), and spontaneous [[compassion]] [[སྙིང་རྗེ]] [[snying rje]] [[nying-jeh]] ([[करुणा]] - [[karuṇā]]) to transcend [[samsara]] [[འཁོར་བ]] [['khor ba]] [[kor-wah]] ([[संसार]] - [[saṃsāra]]) and achieve complete [[awakening]] [[བྱང་ཆུབ]] [[byang chub]] [[jahng-choop]] ([[बोधि]] - [[bodhi]]) and [[nirvana]] [[མྱ་ངན་ལས་འདས་པ]] [[mya ngan las 'das pa]] [[nyah-ngen leh deh-pah]] ([[निर्वाण]] - [[nirvāṇa]]). |
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| [[Image:Samantabhadra.jpg|frame|The Primordial Buddha [[Samantabhadra]]]] | [[Image:Samantabhadra.jpg|frame|The Primordial Buddha [[Samantabhadra]]]] |
