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Extracts from music for three rituals were played in 1973 by the magnificent ensemble of shawms, trumpets and percussion of Khampagar Monastery. The recording opens with an invocation to Padmasambhava, who brought Buddhism to Tibet from India. Then follow two rites associated with Mahakala, who removes impediments to enlightenment. Music plays an integral role in Tantric Buddhism, seen as a means to transform the whole stream of being into illumined awareness. The basic musical concepts and the teachings of Tantric Buddhism originally came to Tibet from India beginning in the eighth century. Chanting, such as that heard on this recording, is recognized as a powerful medium for inward transformation, since it is a dynamic form of meditation. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Padmasambhava Tsechu Sadhana: Invocation
992Mahakala Sadhana: Dun-kye
923Mahakala Sadhana: Dag-kye
734Tsedrup
195Yamantaka Trochu Rite Of Khampagar Monastery
36Tsedrup (Life Enhancement)
27Padmasambhava Tsechu Sadhana
28Yamantaka Trochu Rite: Excerpt
29Mahakala Sadhana - Dag-kye
210Mahakala Sadhana-Dun-kye
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