གཅོད་ལུས་སྦྱིན་བསྡུས་པ | chod practice | part 2 | chod tibetan buddhism | གཅོད་དབྱངས | གཅོད་ཁྲིད

[@Thubchokk1245]

Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@TashiLamaNubri]

Thanks for listening

[@riteshraiharikarai3441]

Does Vajrayogini practice come under Chod?
Why Tara practice comes under lower tantra?

[@TashiLamaNubri]

Vajrayogini practice not come under Chod .. it seprate practice

[@TashiLamaNubri]

thats it

[@riteshraiharikarai3441]

@@TashiLamaNubri Can you explain the importance of Samantra bhadra?

[@TashiLamaNubri]

Tara practice, particularly Green Tara, is often classified under Kriya Tantra, which is one of the three divisions of Lower Tantra in Tibetan Buddhism. This classification is based on several key characteristics that align with the principles and methods of Lower Tantra:
Emphasis on Ritual and Devotion: Kriya Tantra places a significant focus on external ritual practices, physical cleanliness, and devotional activities. Tara practice involves performing rituals, making offerings, and reciting mantras, which are characteristic of Kriya Tantra.
Purification and Protection: The primary goals of Kriya Tantra practices, including Tara practice, are to purify negative karma, remove obstacles, and invoke protection. Tara, especially Green Tara, is revered for her ability to swiftly alleviate fears and obstacles, which aligns with the aims of Kriya Tantra.

[@riteshraiharikarai3441]

@@TashiLamaNubriSir,Why Guru Rinpoche practice is given a lot importance in every Buddhist lineage?
Even in Vajrayogini and other higher practice he is included.