Kangyur — Tantras – page 4
626 texts · page 4 of 7 (texts 301–400)
Toh 786: The Dhāraṇī for Calming Sin
Toh 787: The Dhāraṇī for Calming Wrath
Toh 788: The Dhāraṇī for Calming the Enraged
Toh 789: The Dhāraṇī for Forceful Words
Toh 790: The Dhāraṇī for Self-Protection
Toh 791: The Dhāraṇī for Attractiveness
Toh 792: The Dhāraṇī for a Pleasant Voice
Toh 793: The Dhāraṇī for Accomplishing Goals
Toh 794: The Dhāraṇī for Accomplishing Actions
Toh 795: The Dhāraṇī that Assuages Poison
Toh 796: The Dhāraṇī for Release from Bondage
Toh 797: The Dhāraṇī for Intimidating Demons
Toh 798: The Dhāraṇī for Treating Wounds
Toh 799: The Dhāraṇī that Assuages the Pain of Burns
Toh 800: The Mantra that Dispels Bile Diseases
Toh 801: The Dhāraṇī that Dispels Phlegm Diseases
Toh 802: The Dhāraṇī that Dispels Phthisis
Toh 803: The Dhāraṇī for being Invulnerable to Infectious Fevers and Vermin
Toh 804: Dhāraṇīs for Giving Bodily Excretions as Charity
Toh 805: The Noble Tantra “Subāhu’s Questions”
Toh 806: Tantra of the Procedures Common to All Maṇḍalas
Toh 807: The Section on Propitiation Rituals [in the Great Tantra, Susiddhikara]
Toh 811: A Prayer from the Great Susiddhikaratantra
Toh 832: The Secret Nucleus Definitive With Respect to the Real [the 22 chapter Guhyagarbha tantra]
Toh 834: The Secret Nucleus Definitive With Respect to the Real [the "80 chapter" Guhyagarbha tantra]
Toh 836: The Tantra of the Great Magical Net of the Goddess
Toh 838: The Secret Tantra of the Wheel of Mañjuśrī's Four Activities
Toh 839: The Great Tantra of Aśvottama's Display
Toh 840: The Most Profound Secret Tantra of Śrī Heruka's Compassionate Display
Toh 841a: A Fragment from the Vajrakīlaya Root Tantra
Toh 842: Tantra of the Flaming Ḍākinī
Toh 843: Root Tantra of Vajramantrabhīru
Toh 844: The Tantra of Lokastotrapūja
Toh 862: The Essence Dhāraṇī of the Tathāgata Bhaiṣajyaguru
Homage to the thus-gone, worthy, perfectly awakened Bhaiṣajyaguruvaiḍūryaprabharāja.
Toh 865: [Untitled Dhāraṇī of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas]
Summary This short untitled text teaches a dhāraṇī and a rite for its practice.
Toh 866: The Dhāraṇī of Padmanetra
Toh 891: The Noble Dhāraṇī of Āvaraṇaviṣkambhin
Summary The Dhāraṇī of Āvaraṇaviṣkambhin presents two short dhāraṇīs that purify evil deeds, ease the dying process, and bring about birth in the heavenly realms.
Toh 953: The Dhāraṇī of Vajrapāṇi, the Yakṣa Lord
The Dhāraṇī of Vajrapāṇi, the Yakṣa Lord is a short work that teaches a vidyāmantra of Vajrakumāra, which is said to repel and avert illness, as well as other malevolent actions perpetrated by a variety of spirits and enemies, and to grant protection to the individual who recites or wears it.
Toh 987: The Glorious Tantra of the Play of the Goddess Uṣṇīṣā
Summary The Tantra of the Play of the Goddess Uṣṇīṣā is a short tantra concerning a series of disease-causing spirits and the incantations that avert them.
Toh 1024: The Dhāraṇī “Pacifying All Suffering”
Summary The Dhāraṇī “Pacifying All Suffering” is a short dhāraṇī text in which, at Vajrapāṇi’s request, the Buddha Śākyamuni teaches a mantra associated with Mañjuśrī Vādisiṃha that serves as a method for the pacification of suffering.
Toh 1059: A Mantra for Incanting Medicines, Extracted from “Destroyer of the Great Trichiliocosm”
Summary This text consists of a short mantra for incanting medicines that has been extracted from Destroyer of the Great Trichiliocosm (Toh 558). Dharmacakra Translation Committee, trans., Destroyer of the Great Trichiliocosm , Toh 558 (84000: Translating the Words of the Buddha, 2016).
Toh 1066: The Noble Dhāraṇī “The Supreme Stem Ornament”
Summary The Dhāraṇī of the Supreme Stem Ornament is a short work that includes several prayers for protection, each of which is followed by an essence-mantra.
Toh 1071: [The Dhāraṇī for] Blessing the Offerings
Toh 1072: [The Dhāraṇī for] Clouds of Offerings to be Produced
Toh 1180: Extensive Commentary on the Meaning of the Condensed Hevajra Tantra
Toh 1181: Untitled
Toh 1182: Untitled
Toh 1184: Untitled
Toh 1186: A Commentary on the Difficult Points of the Condensed Hevajra Tantra, called “The Essence of the Vajra Words”
Toh 1187: A Commentary on the Difficult Points of the Second Part, "Illusion," of the Great Sovereign Tantra of Hevajra, called “The Vale of Memory”
Toh 1189: A Commentary on the Difficult Points of the Glorious Hevajra Tantra called “The Garland of Pearls”
Summary The String of Pearls is a commentary on the Hevajra Tantra, one of the most seminal texts of the Yoginī Tantra class. Written within one hundred and fifty years of the appearance of the root text by a master and scholar who himself was a holder of a Hevajra transmission lineage, this commentary has always been one of the most highly regarded by scholars both past and present. It is written in the pañjikā style where the root text is analyzed word by word lexically and grammatically, and provided with an exhaustive exegetical analysis, where not only the text itself is analyzed, but, in addition, important tenets of Yoginī Tantra are explained. As such, the String of Pearls is an indispensable companion for studying the Hevajra Tantra.