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Vajrayana Buddhism is the innermost essence of the Mahayana
teachings of the Buddha. The Vajrayana path focuses on the view of
Vajrayana and provides an introduction to the different levels of
the Vajrayana path, as well as Mahamudra and Dzogchen. In order to
have a proper understanding and realization in Vajrayana practice,
one must rely on genuine knowledge and wisdom of the three yana
view, meditation, and action. It is necessary for each individual
student to learn this section of the three yana curriculum with his
or her own individual Vajrayana master.
Study of the 400 series generally requires completion of the 200
and 300 series courses, as well as the completion of certain
requirements from the practice curriculum.
400 Series Vajrayana View: Devotion And Enlightenment
| INT400 |
Introduction To Vajrayana |
| VAJ410 |
Vajra Ground: The Sacred Outlook |
| Inseparability of the Three Yanas | |
| Devotion | |
| Transmission and Blessings of the Lineage | |
| Empowerment and Samaya | |
| Sacred Outlook | |
| VAJ430 | Vajra Path: Devotion And Deity |
| Padmasambhava principle: Introduction to the Guru mandala | |
| Deity, Mantra, and Mandala | |
| Ngondro: Preliminary Practices | |
| The Philosophy of Four Tantras | |
| Dakini and Dharmapala principle | |
| Introduction to Mahamudra and Dzogchen | |
| VAJ450 |
Vajrayana Fruition: The Mahasiddhi |
| The Five Wisdoms, the Five Emotions, and the Five Buddha Families | |
| Enlightenment in the Vajrayana Buddhism |