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This section includes the closing aspiration prayers and verses for auspiciousness that marks the end of the earlier editions of the Rinchen Terdzö, as well as additional volumes that were added to subsequent editions of the Terdzö. These additional volumes include the [[Minling Terchen]]'s collection of treasure practices, the Dojo Bumzang ([[Sgrub thabs 'dod 'jo'i bum bzang|'dod 'jo'i bum bzang]]), which is sometimes referred to as the “seed” of the Terdzö, as well as other treasure cycles, such as [[Chogyur Lingpa]]'s Dzogchen Desum ([[Dam chos rdzogs pa chen po sde gsum|rdzogs chen sde gsum]]), [[Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo]]'s Tsasum Osel Nyingtig ([[Rtsa gsum 'od gsal snying tig|rtsa gsum 'od gsal snying tig]]), and [[Jedrung Trinle Jampa Jungne]]'s Padma Sangthig ([[Pad+ma gsang ba'i thig le|pad+ma gsang thig]]), which were added by 15th Karmapa. In addition to those, one also finds the Lamrim Yeshe Nyingpo ([[Rgyab chos zhal gdams lam rim ye shes snying po|lam rim ye shes snying po]]), which combines the revelation of [[Chogyur Lingpa]] with an extensive commentary by Kongtrul, as well as several volumes of instructional materials related to the transmission of the Terdzö by the [[15th Karmapa]]. Finally, there is an entire volume of illustrations, which completes the Shechen Edition. | This section includes the closing aspiration prayers and verses for auspiciousness that marks the end of the earlier editions of the Rinchen Terdzö, as well as additional volumes that were added to subsequent editions of the Terdzö. These additional volumes include the [[Minling Terchen]]'s collection of treasure practices, the Dojo Bumzang ([[Sgrub thabs 'dod 'jo'i bum bzang|'dod 'jo'i bum bzang]]), which is sometimes referred to as the “seed” of the Terdzö, as well as other treasure cycles, such as [[Chogyur Lingpa]]'s Dzogchen Desum ([[Dam chos rdzogs pa chen po sde gsum|rdzogs chen sde gsum]]), [[Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo]]'s Tsasum Osel Nyingtig ([[Rtsa gsum 'od gsal snying tig|rtsa gsum 'od gsal snying tig]]), and [[Jedrung Trinle Jampa Jungne]]'s Padma Sangthig ([[Pad+ma gsang ba'i thig le|pad+ma gsang thig]]), which were added by 15th Karmapa. In addition to those, one also finds the Lamrim Yeshe Nyingpo ([[Rgyab chos zhal gdams lam rim ye shes snying po|lam rim ye shes snying po]]), which combines the revelation of [[Chogyur Lingpa]] with an extensive commentary by Kongtrul, as well as several volumes of instructional materials related to the transmission of the Terdzö by the [[15th Karmapa]]. Finally, there is an entire volume of illustrations, which completes the Shechen Edition. | ||
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Revision as of 11:44, 17 October 2017
This section includes the closing aspiration prayers and verses for auspiciousness that marks the end of the earlier editions of the Rinchen Terdzö, as well as additional volumes that were added to subsequent editions of the Terdzö. These additional volumes include the Minling Terchen's collection of treasure practices, the Dojo Bumzang ('dod 'jo'i bum bzang), which is sometimes referred to as the “seed” of the Terdzö, as well as other treasure cycles, such as Chogyur Lingpa's Dzogchen Desum (rdzogs chen sde gsum), Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo's Tsasum Osel Nyingtig (rtsa gsum 'od gsal snying tig), and Jedrung Trinle Jampa Jungne's Padma Sangthig (pad+ma gsang thig), which were added by 15th Karmapa. In addition to those, one also finds the Lamrim Yeshe Nyingpo (lam rim ye shes snying po), which combines the revelation of Chogyur Lingpa with an extensive commentary by Kongtrul, as well as several volumes of instructional materials related to the transmission of the Terdzö by the 15th Karmapa. Finally, there is an entire volume of illustrations, which completes the Shechen Edition.
