The Six Yogas of Naropa
by C. A. Mus茅s | 1961 | 44,116 words
Summary: The English translation of 鈥淭he Six Yogas of Naropa鈥�: An ancient collection of Tantric practices within Tibetan Buddhism compiled in the 11th century by Tilopa and Naropa鈥攂oth Indian Maha-Siddhas. These Six Dharmas are also known as "the oral instruction transmission for achieving liberation in the bardo". They represent key Tantric Buddhist practices in the Kagyu and Gelug traditions, focusing on transforming the subtle body and accelerating the path to Buddha-hood.
The primary six practices include inner heat (tummo), clear light (枚sel), dream yoga (milam), illusory body (gyul眉), bardo yoga, and consciousness transference (phowa). They essentially require initiation and guidance from a Tantric Guru.
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