Introduction to Mahamudra the Co-emergent Unification: An Ornament which is the Luminosity of the Primordial Awareness that Dispels the Darkness of Ignorance

✍ Scribed by Kyobpa Jigten Sumgon

• Publisher: Songtsen Library, Center for Tibetan and Himalayan Studies
• Year: 2004
• Tongue: Tibetan
• Leaves: 42
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

KYOPAJIGTEN SUMGON, the second Nagarjuna, was the foremost disciple and successor of Drogon Phagmodupa wpo was the most outstanding disciple and successor of Dharma Lord Gampopa. Kyobpa Jigten Sumgon founded the Drigung Kagyu order of Tibetan Buddhism in the twelfth century and taught the Dharma extensively for forty years to over hundred thousand disciples at a time. His teachings, coming from his own experience, are well known for their clarity and precision. The quintessence of the whole gamut of his discourses is contained in Gong Chik, the Same Intent.
The Unification of Co-emergent Mahamudra is the amalgamation of the whole gamut of essential pith instructions in Buddha's teachings of sutra and tantra. Left behind by the former siddhas, it is the most profound Dharma of the Kagyu lineage in general and the Dakpo Kagyu lineage in particular. It is a very convenient practice, emphasized by the Dharma Lord Gampopa.

✦ Subjects

#Mahamudra