P03X-Advanced Buddhism, Vajra Yoga Perfection Dharma

This discourse is about the Four-Armed Kuan Yin Bodhisattva Tantra, a  Dharma practice with Preliminary (Prayoga), Main, and Concluding Practices.  It is an Esoteric Yoga Dharma of the Vajra Supreme Group and has been passed down by Holy Beings including Master Thangtong Gyalpo (“B44-Master Thangtong Gyalpo”) in the fifteenth century. Thangtong Gyalpo originally received the dharma directly from Dorje Chang Buddha. It is an advanced practice course that requires completion of many prerequisite courses. The course will use True Stories about a Holy Monk as its text, which includes a complete Practice Dharma and related explanation by Great Dharma King Yangwo Yisinubu, who was revealed to be an incarnation of Dorje Chang Buddha and is now known as H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III. The photo is of the Holy Monk, Elder Dharma King Dorje Losang. CLICK for background information on this disciple of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III.

Prerequisites include  “G02-Spiritual Biography,” ”D35(A)-The 128 Evil and Erroneous Views,”  “DCB12-The Dharma of Cultivation,”  “DCB35-Learning from Buddha,” “G03(A)-Evolution of Buddhism,” “G36-Dharma That Every Buddhist Must Follow,” “B44-Master Thangtong Gyalpo,” and “P02X-The Supreme and Unsurpassable Mahamudra of Liberation (SAUMOL)” and is only available to Xiuxing Seminary students.

To receive credit for this as a LFBCS course, you must follow the three steps in a Final Project/paper to reflect on what parts of the Dharma and Dharma Discourse are most important to you and why. Although you should not share the actual practice, you can still share your experience of the Dharma and what practicing this Dharma means to you with someone.