A Bodhi-Pearl Welcome!
Recent Comments
- Tozen on Amoghasiddhi—the Magician of the Phurpa
- Vajragoni on Amoghasiddhi—the Magician of the Phurpa
- scott on Amoghasiddhi—the Magician of the Phurpa
- Vajragoni on Letter from reader
- Vajragoni on Nestled in Quietude
-
Recent Posts
Categories
- A Darkness Visible
- A Docetic Assessment
- A Mystical Odyssey through the Sagathakam
- Akṣayamatinirdeśasūtra
- Akṣhobhya’s Pure Land
- Ālaya-vijñāna
- Anūnatvāpūrṇatvanirdeśaparivarta
- Ariyapariyesanā Sutta
- Ascending the Noble Mountain of Primordial Perfection
- Bankei Zen
- Beyond the Rainbow Body
- Black Dragon Eye Mandala
- Bodhicitta
- Buddhism’s Black Holes
- Buddhist Anecdotes
- Buddhist Hells
- Chuang-Tzu
- Contemporary Musings
- Ḍākiṇī
- Dharmakaya Abbey
- Dharmakaya Stick
- Divine Revelation
- Ekacitta: Advanced Studies in Dark Zen
- Entry into the Dharmadhātu
- Eremitical Dhyani Meditations
- Gnostikos
- Hsin Hsin Ming
- Journey to the Center of the Mind
- Karma and Rebirth
- Korean Sŏn
- Kulayarāja Tantra—The Motherly Buddha
- Little Office of Our Lady of the Void
- LSD and Psychedelic Buddhism
- Mañjuśrī Teaches Prajñāpāramitā
- Māra and Satan
- Mud and Water: Bassui Zen
- Mystagogia
- Nirvana
- Notes from the Iron Stupa
- Nothingness in Nāgārjuna and John of the Cross
- Obscure Religious Cults
- Primordial Qigong
- Reflections on the Saṃdhinirmocana Sūtra
- Spirituality
- Terma: A Mind Film by Vajragoni
- The Afterglow
- The Awakening of Faith
- The Bhagavad Gita
- The Diamond Sutra
- The Divine Ātman
- The Divine Liturgy of Vajrasattva
- The Doctrine of Awakening
- The Dragon Mind of Zen Tarot
- The Great Perfection of the Unborn Mind: A Book of Privy Counseling
- The Heart Sutra
- The Hermit's Den
- The Khaggavisāṇa Sutta: A Rhinoceros Horn
- The Lankavatara Sutra
- The Lankavatarian Book of the Dead
- The Lion's Roar of Queen Śrīmālā
- The Lotus Sutra
- The Mahāparinirvāṇasūtra
- The Naga Chronicles
- The Platform Sutra
- The Ratnagotravibhāgaśāstra
- The School of the Spirit
- The Secret Golden Light of the Unborn
- The Śūrańgama Sūtra
- The Sutra of Primordial Enlightenment
- The Tathāgatagarbhatārā Tantra
- The Udāna
- The Vajrasamādhi Sutra
- The Vimalakirti Sutra
- The Yogasūtras of Patañjali
- The Zen Teaching of Bodhidharma
- The Zen Teaching of Instantaneous Awakening
- The Zen Teachings of Huang Po
- Tozen Teaching
- Tsung-mi: An Intimate Study
- Unborn I Ching
- Unborn Light Reiki
- Uncategorized
- Vasubandhu and the Absolute
- Wisdom from the Masters
- Wordsworth and Zen
- Yoga of the Manomayakāya
- Zen
Category Archives: Kulayarāja Tantra—The Motherly Buddha
The Motherly Buddha Tantra: Epilogue
This series on the Kulayarāja Tantra proved to be singularly about a Mother Tantra. The Primordial mouthpiece Samantabhadrī bespoke of Bodhicitta as the all-manifesting energy (which in this tantra is cast as a feminine energy) or the Undivided Mind of … Continue reading
The Cuckoo of Presence
The Samantabhadrī Discourse continues: (Chapter 30) Listen, O’ Great Bodhi Being! Your very Self is Me, Myself Am You. This is the Self-Same Realization since the Primordial beginning. Be mindful that anyone who is preoccupied with a time-factor in their … Continue reading
The Five Sisters
The Samantabhadrī Discourse continues: [Chapter 23] Great Bodhi-Being, Listen! Because all existence is a reflection of Mind’s Perfect Actuosity, there is no need to resort to doctrinal formulation’s concerning Its already Natural Order. Yogins intuitively grasp this and come to … Continue reading
Posted in Kulayarāja Tantra—The Motherly Buddha
Tagged Lochana, Mamaki, Pandaravasini, Tara verte, The Five Sisters, White Tara
Leave a comment
The Antidote to all smallness
*You will notice some jumping-around with the numbered sequence in these chapters. Some are just supporting subject matter already covered. What follows henceforth will be chapters that introduce new insights for reflection. The Samantabhadrī Discourse continues: [Chapter 22] Great Bodhi-Being, … Continue reading
Posted in Kulayarāja Tantra—The Motherly Buddha
Tagged Dharma-eye, dharmakaya, Primordial Awareness
Leave a comment
The Truth About Enlightenment
The Samantabhadrī Discourse continues: [Chapter 15] Listen, Great Bodhi-Being! My own Being is Self-evident. In this respect I Am actualizing you. By virtue of this Self-Evident Nature, you are a manifestation of Me; thus make this Actualization your own. If … Continue reading
Who Is Worthy?
The Samantabhadrī Discourse continues: [Chapter 13] Listen, great Bodhi-Being! I teach only the Root Source. Outside of this supernal rootedness whatever is taught to be revealed is surface chatter minus the Root. My Suchness is the Root. If one discerns … Continue reading
Posted in Kulayarāja Tantra—The Motherly Buddha
Tagged markless, Root Source, Secret-One, Suchness
Leave a comment
Further Disclosures of the True Nature
Art by Sarahjagdip Chapter Nine continues the discourse on the Tantra vehicles that are linked to cause and effect, thus they are insufficient in light of the Great Perfection. Chapter Ten then reverses the downplay of those vehicles, indicating that … Continue reading
The Four Tantric Yogas
8. The Four Tantric Yogas The Samantabhadrī Discourse continues: “Suchness is devoid of one in the All of no-oneness. My Unborn Beingness is the Such that reflects through objectified dharmata. As such, each apparent separate object contains the seedness of … Continue reading
Posted in Kulayarāja Tantra—The Motherly Buddha
Tagged Anuyoga, Atiyoga, Four Tantric Yogas, Mahāyoga, Sattvayoga, Suchness
Leave a comment
The Inexplicable
Photo by Kevin Krejci 7. The Inexplicable [The following chapter is a paraphrase of the Divine Teachings of Samantabhadrī in her own singular fashion, as witnessed by this channel of her love.] I teach that the fathomless One transcends all … Continue reading
The Wonderment of the Self-Actualizing Mind
6. The Wonderment of the Self-Actualizing Mind Then the [Supreme Source], mind of perfect purity, gave this sermon [in which She declared] that the perfection of all things rests in Her (Samantabhadrī) own being: “Oh great bodhisattva, listen to these … Continue reading