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Mahayoga Section
Introduction

By far the largest section of the Terdzö comprising more than fifty volumes, under the heading of Mahayoga one finds the practices related to the generation stage associated with the three roots, guru, yidam, and dakini, along with propitiatory rites related to the various protectors of these teachings, as well as an extensive array of activity practices.


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