The short story of Yamantaka
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- The short story of Yamantaka, the Slayer of Death. He is also called Vajrabhairava. One of the most wrathful meditation deities in the Vajrayana Buddhism.
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Hello, Dharma-friends!
Yamantaka is one of the most wrathful deities in the whole Vajrayana pantheon. Jamgon Kongtrul in his autobiography recommends this practice also as a method to avert wars. It seems we could use this power right now. Stay safe everybody!
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I have learned more about Yamantaka from this short video than from others. Thank you!
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Yamantaka represents letting go of all mental, sensations, and emotional attachments. No more death is no nothing left to let go of. Nothing left to die. Therefor conqor death. Cessation of all thoughts, notions, perception, discrimination, and feelings. Nothingness. consciousness is neither born nor dies.
If only ppl understand non-linear time.
bonjour pouvez vous partager la photo de la roue du temps sculptée dans la pierre elle est magnifique et ou se trouve t'elle ?
Excellent video. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
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That was beautiful and informative.
Love you this yama😇😇😇😍😍😍
Also an extremely important practice in the Drikung Kagyu School.
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Thanks for the comment. I am trying to improve the quality of videos, so editing takes me now much much longer than before. But ok, I will do my best to upload at least once every two weeks.
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Itipiso bhagava arham samma-sambuddho vijacharansampanno sugato lokvidhu annutaro purisdhammasarthi satha devmanusanam buddho bhagavati Pali chanting to show the nine great qualities of blessed one tathagat samyak-sambudda shakyamuni
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3:14 Lord yama is not an evil spirit
True. In the very essence he is the great Samantabhadra himself. But on the relative level, as the Lord of Death, he can and should be conquered through the power of Realization. And exactly that is the manifestation of Yamantaka.
Remember that all of these are merely symbols. They serve to provide us knowledge that is beyond ordinary comprehension. Thus attempts to explain these things might sometimes feel like contradictions.
But yes, you are correct.
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Thank you Lord Yamantaka. My thanatophobia is gone now 🙏🏻🤗
Yamantaka (Skt. Yamāntaka; Tib. གཤིན་རྗེ་གཤེད་, shinjé shé, Wyl. gshin rje gshed) - literally 'The Destroyer or Slayer of Yama, the Lord of Death', is a wrathful form of Manjushri.
Forms
Sarma
In the Sarma tradition, the Yamantaka Tantras are classified as the second category of Father Tantra, known as the Anger class. There are sometimes said to be three forms of Yamantaka: Red Yamari, Black Yamari and Vajrabhairava.
In the Kagyé
Yamantaka also appears as one of the eight deities of Kagyé (see image), where he is also known as Manjushri Body (Tib. འཇམ་དཔལ་སྐུ་, jampal ku, Wyl. 'jam dpal sku). The instructions related to this form of Yamantaka are based on the so-called "four chakras": secret or abiding chakra, chakra of existence, cutting chakra, and chakra of manifestation.[1]
In the Longchen Nyingtik, the Yamantaka practice related to Palchen Düpa is called "Overpowering Yama, Lord of Death" (Tib. འཇམ་དཔལ་གཤིན་རྗེ་འཆི་བདག་ཟིལ་གནོན་, Wyl. 'jam dpal gshin rje 'chi bdag zil gnon).
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Yamantaka is also one of the four male gate keepers.
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Yamantaka very big powerfull king of gods in Buddism
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AFTER All HE IS the GREAT TEACHER and YOU Can't learn a DAMN Thing without DOING and Challenging HIS(and the UNIVERSE(S)) Truth--The Papers are Buried in Caskets(where Else do you find the Wisdom of DEATH??) You AINT going to find it in a Cremation... FUNNY WORLD so much to SEE
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I imagine that Garuda was still far more powerful....and he was born here on Earth!
Perhaps King Ravana as well
Is Yama and Yamantaka apart?
Yes and no since yama dharmaraja is a dharmapala and his tantric form kalarupa is in the yamantanka tantras/mantras which he upholds/protects. Yama, the god of death serves a purpose as all devas/devis in the universe whether it be literal/metaphorical. Yamantaka releases us from samsara (cycle of death and rebirth) and from yama's grasp/realms/beings.
@@nicholassookdeo9441 is lord of death different from yamantaka..?
Its BUDDIST varyanaa hindus copied BUDDIST varyanaa
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We hindus never copied javrayana budhism it's your tibetian budhist who took things from eastern Indian begali's tantric rituals@@VICTOR-ok3mg
At 3.05:He has lizard type eyes..yes?
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Lord Yama is not a ‘bad’ deity & my belief would take it a little further as to say that Yamantaka is actually an aspect of Lord Yama himself. An aspect of change or ‘death’ of the highest order.
I am sorry if there is difference in budhism and hinduism at this point but in hinduism lord shiv is called yamantaka as yam means death and antak means destroyer or ender thus meaning destroyer of death.
I dont know much about budhisn or tibetan culture so i can only say about hinduism
Buddhists of India always criticise our Hindu gods
Bruh stop being a snowflake. They deserve criticism. No one nor is anything free from it. The only one butthurt here is you. I doubt your gods are. Get over your religious fanaticism. Do not attach yourself to deities/ideologies. So many different sects/ideologies/religions sprung from criticism or different viewpoints between/among many religions and its followers. Like buddhism didnt decline in india due to islam and bramhinic hinduism. Jesus and buddha preached against the caste system when they were in india. Get over yourself.
Thats not ur hindu god,,its part of BUDDIST VAJRAYANA hindus stoole this from Buddhism
That’s a shame, a lot of gods and demigods in my opinion are just different interpretations of the same being :)
Sakyamuni buddha teaching is to respect all religion and all being of all realm and be humble.that is not buddhist its only buddhist in diguise
Funny, since they took most of it from Hinduism. I think Yamantaka is a form or action of Lord Yama.
One where he liberates from the cycle of death. How could an entity defeat death? I just think this is a different aspect to Lord Yamas judgement