Great-Bliss-Tantric-Sex-and-the-Path-to-Inner-Awakening

“As the snake uncoils...” Tilopa; Tsunpa Rinchen Namgyal, The Wondrous Life of the Great Scholar
Nāropa; Guenther, Nāropa, p. 41.
On the Fourth Consecration and maintaining the view: Kṛiṣṇācārya, The Yoga of the Jewel Garland; Ibid.,
p. 127.
On the ultimate granter of the Fourth Consecration: Hevajra Tantra; Ibid., p. 55; Jamgön Kongtrul,
Buddhist Tantra, p. 475 n. 70.
On one-pointed awareness on your mind’s true nature: Saraha, The King’s Song; Thrangu Rinpoche,
Song, pp. 102-103.
“Do not remember…” Tilopa, The Six Words of Advice; Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche, 2005 Ten-Day, p.
176.
On allow the view to arise spontaneously: Tilopa, Oral Instructions on Mahāmudrā; Dowman, Tilopa’s
Mahamudra Instruction, p. 1; online at keithdowman.net.
On relaxing your mind: Tilopa, Oral Instructions on Mahāmudrā; Dowman, Tilopa’s Mahamudra
Instruction, p. 1; Ibid.
“If water is disturbed...” Saraha; Thrangu Rinpoche, Ninth Karmapa’s, p. 88.
“Let thought go where it wishes...” Tilopa, The Treasury of Couplets; Jackson, Tantric Treasures, p. 141.
On allow the view to arise spontaneously: Hookham, Buddha Within, p. 61.
On Sky Meditation: Tilopa, Oral Instrctions on Mahāmudrā; Dowman, Tilopa’s Mahamudra, p. 1; online
at keithdowman.net.
On Vase Breath: Tilopa, Oral Instrctions on Mahāmudrā; Ibid., p. 3.
On Swing Recitation: See notes to Chapter 6: Subtle Energy Yoga.
On Deepening the View: Saraha, The King’s Song; Thrangu Rinpoche, Song, pp. 98-113.
“Mindfulness sees with certainty...” Saraha, The King’s Song; Ibid., p. 102.
“Emptiness is inseparable...” Saraha, The King’s Song; Ibid., p. 119.
“The mind itself is not affected…” Saraha, The King’s Song; Thrangu Rinpoche, Song, p. 101.
“This mind, which is naturally...” Saraha; Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche, 2005 Ten-Day, p. 160.
“These empty appearances have the nature...” Saraha, The King’s Song; Thrangu Rinpoche, Song, p. 103.
“unthinking” Tilopa, Treasury of Couplets; Jackson, TantricTreasures, p. 130.
“The practice is ultimate...” Āryadeva, The Lamp that Integrates the Practices; Wedemeyer, Āryadeva’s
Lamp, p. 279.
“Intellect, mind, and mental...” Saraha, The King’s Song; Thrangu Rinpoche, Song, p. 105.
“The poison of objects turns….” Saraha, The King’s Song; Ibid., p. 55.
“In the pure expanse of sky...” Ānandavajra; Shaw, Passionate Enlightenment, p. 103.
“Purify in utmost…” Saraha, The People’s Song; Jackson, Tantric Treasures, p. 109.
On the results of Nondual Yoga: Hevajra Tantra; Farrow, Hevajra Tantra, pp. 57, 76, 101, 105-106, 121,
128-129; Saraha, The King’s Song, Thrangu Rinpoche, Song, pp. 115-121; Kṛiṣṇācārya, The Yoga of the
Jewel Garland; Farrow, Hevajra Tantra, pp. 105-106, 121-122; Abhayadatta, The Legends of the Eighty-
Four Siddhas; Dowman, Masters; Jamgön Kongtrul, Buddhist Tantra, pp. 269, 474 n. 68; Jamgön
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