2. Tibetan Secret is actually the product of the combination of Indian Buddhism Tantric Buddhism, Tibetan Bonism and Tibetan local culture. Tantric Buddhism is a system formed by the founders of the Han and Tang Dynasties gradually combining with the culture of the Han Dynasty in the course of many years' practice and on the basis of their great achievements in practice and enlightenment.
Tantric Buddhism sinicizes many Sanskrit incantations and replaces them with Chinese. The Secret of Tibet has not been translated into Chinese.
4. The conversion differences between tantric and Tibetan secrets. Tibetan Buddhism adopts four conversions, which highlights the importance of Master Kong in the practice of tantric Buddhism. On this basis, in the Han Dynasty, the tantric school especially increased its conversion to this deity, and the tantric school attached great importance to the conversion to this deity.
5. Tibetan secrets are related to different cultural traditions in different periods and regions, and have their own national regional and times characteristics. ?
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Tantric Sect is called "Tantric Sect" because it is based on the mystery of Tantric Sect, without the initiation of Ayatollah Pear himself, without the precepts of Samana given by Ayatollah Pear himself, and it is persistent. Without teaching, it is not allowed to learn from each other and show non-tantric believers.
Secrecy refers to the way, method and process of secret practice. Under the condition of body sensory awareness, the body connects with cosmic energy through meditation. After Buddhism was introduced into Tibet, people who preached in Tibet were called "Tibetan Buddhism". Tibetan Buddhism is dominated by Vajrayana. It was first introduced in the fifth century, that is, during the reign of Ratedonier, the king of Tibet.
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