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Tiklé Gyachen

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Hrīḥ. Within the luminous dharmakāya, unfabricated and beyond concepts,

The manifold maṇḍalas of the infinite sections of tantras are perfectly complete.

To the three-kāya guru, beyond meeting and parting,

I offer praise relatively as a mere illusion.

Texts related to Tiklé Gyachen (thig le'i rgya can), The Sealed Quintessence, the innermost secret guru practice of the Longchen Nyingtik cycle:

Fulfilment

Jamyang Khyentse composed this fulfilment offering during a visit to Gangri Thökar, Longchenpa's main residence, in the summer of 1838, when he was just eighteen years old.

Lineage Prayers

A supplication to the lineage of the Longchen Nyingtik's innermost secret guru practice, the Sealed Quintessence or Tikle Gyachen (thig le'i rgya can).

Sādhanas

The innermost secret guru practice of the Longchen Nyingtik cycle focuses on Longchen Rabjam and is considered an indispensable preliminary to Dzogchen practice. Jigme Lingpa revealed the practice some time around 1761, during his second three-year retreat, then kept it secret for five years.

Tsok

Jamyang Khyentse spontaneously composed this feast-offering liturgy for the Sealed Quintessence, or Tikle Gyachen (thig le'i rgya can), when he was just sixteen years old. He later revised the text and made it available at the request of some students.

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If you are unsure as to whether you are entitled to read or practice a particular text please consult a qualified lineage-holder.

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