Tantric Buddhism. Book 2. Makhavirochan Sutra, comments, articles
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The second release of the collection "Tantric Buddhism" (the first one in 1999) included translations of the first chapter of one of the two main esoteric works - "Makhavirochan Sutra" and a commentary to it, recorded by I -Sin from the words of his teacher Shchubhakarasimh (the biography of the latter is placed in the latter. The first issue of the collection in the work of Zhou Ilyan "Tantrism in China") The expanded article by N. Ianaga fascinatingly tells about one of the most terrible and mysterious characters of Tantrism Dakini and their role in Japanese history and worldview. In two reference articles - "Vidyaraja" and the deity with the heads of the elephant "describes the appearance and values of these remarkable deities of theantric pantheon, legends associated with them, and their attributes. In the application, we allowed ourselves to place a translation of labor attributed to Zhi-i (538-597) "Small Zhi-Guan", which is not directly related to the number of tantric texts, but repeatedly quoted and studied by Buddhist tantrics in Japan (starting with Kukai), since It says precisely about that meditative contemplation with the aim of knowing their true consciousness, which is discussed in the initial section of the Makhavirochan sutra.
Compiled by A.G. Fesyun
Compiled by A.G. Fesyun
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-902583-32-5
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