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**suiviouse** · 01-16-2012, 07:05 AM

"Padmasabhava had brought with him a distinct form of Mahayana Buddhism known as Vajrayana. One of the more liberal disciplines, Vajrayana leaned toeards ritual and the majic of Tantrism and was happy to permit an unusual degree of sexual licence among the members of its sangha community of monks."

Hi Andy,

Padmasambhava(Guru Rinpoche) took Tantric Vajrayana Buddhism to Tibet around the 9th Century. The Tibetan Buddhism practised in the Chinese ruled Tibet of the modern era is not the same, and is monitored very closely by the government.

I don't know anything about 'Ching Tu', because I've never heard of it, sorry.

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01-16-2012, 07:05 AM	#7
suiviouse Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 442 Senior Member	"Padmasabhava had brought with him a distinct form of Mahayana Buddhism known as Vajrayana. One of the more liberal disciplines, Vajrayana leaned toeards ritual and the majic of Tantrism and was happy to permit an unusual degree of sexual licence among the members of its sangha community of monks." Hi Andy, Padmasambhava(Guru Rinpoche) took Tantric Vajrayana Buddhism to Tibet around the 9th Century. The Tibetan Buddhism practised in the Chinese ruled Tibet of the modern era is not the same, and is monitored very closely by the government. I don't know anything about 'Ching Tu', because I've never heard of it, sorry. .
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