Key Practices
Nam Cho, is the "sky / space treasure" terma of the Tibetan Buddhist Nyingma Palyul Lineage as revealed by Terton Migyur Dorje.
Known as Sadhana, KPC practices may require a Wang (empowerment) and commitments (samaya).
- Nam Cho Ngöndro
- Contemplations that turn the mind to Dharma - Precious Human Rebirth, Cause and Effect, Benefits of Virtue, Faults of Non-Virtue, Faults of Cyclic Existence, Ship to Liberation
- Uncommon Preliminaries
- Refuge - Tree Visualization and Dissolution
- Bodhicitta - Visualization, Vow, Verses, Ship to Liberation, Meditation Upon Joy, Four Immeasurables Meditation, Tonglen
- Mandala Offering - Visualization
- Long Mandala Offering - Three Kaya, Root Terms, Nirmanakya - Ship to Liberation, Sambhogakaya - Ship to Liberation, Dharmakaya - Ship to Liberation - General Short Mandala, Dissolution
- The Kusali Chod - Visualization (Vajrajvarahi), Vajra Verses, Vajrasattva Visualization, Confession, Peascful and Wrathfull Deities - Short Confession, Dissolution, Short Confession, Root Terma - Short Confession - Dedication
- Guru Yoga - Visualization, Vajra Verses, Ship to Liberation, Nam Cho Lineage Prayer, Terma Lineage Prayer, Blessings, Motherly Sentient Beings Prayer, Six Realms Gurus, Four Empowerment, Root Terma, Ship to Liberation, Prayer to Guru
- P'howa - Visualization, Three Deities, P'howa Prayer, Visualization (Impure Doors Blocking), Prayer to be Reborn in Dewachen, Nectar Descent, Prayer to Amitayus, Dissolution
- Chenrezig Generation in the Six Realms
- Nam Cho Dzogchen - Vajra Verses - The Space Treasures of the Great Perfection
- Dzogchen
- Tsog
- Vajrakilaya
- Vajrasattva
- Rigzen Dupia
Meditation practices:
- Mandala
- Tonglen
- Tantra
Related Buddhist practices:
- Mindfulness
- Satipatthana
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