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Esoteric Teachings of The Tibetan Tantra - Part II - The Six Yogas of Naropa - Chapter Eight - The Yoga of The Light

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Esoteric Teachings of The Tibetan Tantra - Part II - The Six Yogas of Naropa - Chapter Eight - The Yoga of The Light

This document summarizes chapter eight of the book "Esoteric Teachings of the Tibetan Tantra" which discusses the yoga of light. It describes light yoga practices for both the waking and sleeping states. For the waking state, it discusses common light practices found in different Buddhist schools as well as unique tantric practices focused on realizing innate bliss. For the sleeping state, it provides instructions for visualizing syllables to recognize voidness and emerge the four levels of voidness while sleeping.
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CHAPTEREIGHT
THEYOGAOFTHELIGHT
TheinstructiononLightYogaisgivenintwoparts:The
practiceofLightYogainthewakingstate,andthepracticeof
LightYogainthesleepingstate.
ThisLightYogapracticedinthedaytimereferstothegeneralor
commonLight(incontrasttotheuniqueTantricLightpractice),
whichisthefundamentalDharmaessenceapartfromthe
realisticandnihilisticextremes95.Thisisthe(socalled)Light
ofObjecttheunderstandingorrealizationofwhichis(called)
theLightofObject(literally,theLightofComprehendingthe
Object).ThisteachingisfoundinbothHinayanaandMahayana,
intheParamitaVehicleaswellasinTantra,andinthethree
LowerTantrasaswellastheHighestDivisionofTantra.Itisa
teachingcommontoallBuddhistschools.Sometimesitiscalled
theAbsoluteLight.TheuniqueLight(astaughtinTantra)isno
differentinessencefromthecommonLightofObject.The
differenceliesintheLightofSubject,which(intheTantric
teachings)istherealizationoftheInnateGreatBliss.
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TheuniqueteachingoftheAnuttaraTantrafortherealizationof
theInnateBornGreatBliss,requiresmainlytheentering,
remaining,anddissolvingofthepranaintheCentralChannel,
ortheBlissofthePerfectingYoga.ThisInnateGreatBlissis
not,however,producedthroughthemeltingofThigle,nor
throughtheconcentrationpracticeofordinarymeditationthe
nothoughtexperienceapartfromdrowsinessanddistraction.
Neitheris
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itproducedthroughthetamingofprana.FortheBlissproduced
throughthetamingofpranaisquitedifferentfromtheInnate
GreatBliss.Throughthetamingofprana,theexperienceof
brightness,nothought,andblissmaybeproduced,butthisbliss
isdifferentfromtheInnateGreatBliss.ItmayalsobeaBliss
ofMelting,butitisnotthesameBlissoftheArisingYogathe
MeltingBlissisnotproducedthroughthepranaenteringinto
theCentralChannel,etc.Oneshouldcarefullydistinguishthe
differentBlisses,andunderstandthemwell.
Asexplainedbefore,intheHeatYoga,theInnateGreatBlissof
thePerfectingYogashouldbemergedwiththewellstudied
ViewoftheSolenessthusarisestheVoidBlissWisdom,
calledtheLight,ortheLightofthePath.Inthepracticeof
PerfectingYoga,tounfoldthislightisrequiredbeforethe
IllusoryBodiescometopass.Inadditiontothis,manyother
practicesarerequiredfortheraisingoftheIllusoryBodies.
Here,thespecialLightpracticeisemphasized.Theenteringof
LightrequiresadependenceoneithertheactualIllusoryBody
oronanysimilarillusorybody.
ThesubsidingprocessoftheLight[isnowdiscussed].
Theexplanationsonthissubjectarenotveryclearinmostofthe
pithinstructions.However,thereisaverygoodonethat
describestheprocessasfollows:
TheyogishouldvisualizehimselfastheFatherandMother
Yidam.AttheDharmaWheeloftheHeartCenterintheCentral
ChannelstandsablueHwordontheSunDisc.
FromthisHwordemanatebeamsoflightshininguponall
thecosmosandpurifyingthemthenthebeamsenterandare
absorbedintothebodiesofallsentientbeings.
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Thereupon,allthesentientbeingsmelt(andareabsorbed)into
theMotherYidam.Then,inthedownwardabsorbingprocess,
theheadoftheYidamvanishes,thentheneck,thechest,etc.,
onebyone,andarefinallyabsorbedintheHword.Atthe
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sametime,intheupwardabsorbingprocessthetoesfirstvanish
intotheleg,thenthelegintothethigh,thighintohips,hipsinto
belly,andfinallyallareabsorbedintotheHword.Thereon,
thelowerpartoftheHword,thevowel,vanishesintothe
Ha,andtheHavanishesintothehalfmoonthehalfmoonthen
vanishesintotheThigle[heretobeunderstoodasbinduEd.]
andtheThiglevanishesupwardintotheNada.Sincethis
Visualizationoftheabsorbingprocessisconcentrateduponthe
HeartCenterintheCentralChannel,ifonecanstabilizethe
Visualization,thepranasoftheRomaandRkyangmawillall
enter,remain,anddissolveintheHeartCenterintheCentral
ChanneltheFourVoidnesseswillsuccessivelyarisetheLight
ofPathwillaugment.Atthistime,withblissfulmind,one
shouldunwaveringlymeditateupontheVisualization.
Asmentionedbefore,thiscommentaryontheIllusoryBodyand
LightYogaispreparedonthepithinstructionsofthePao
School.TheinstructionoftheLightYogagivenaboveisbased
ontheuniqueteachingoftheFiveStepsofGsunadusandit
wasintroducedhereasalittleadornmentforthepith
instructions.
IntheHeatYogapractice,ifonecanraise(unfold)theInnate
[WisdomBliss]throughtheenteringofpranaintotheCentral
Channel,hewilleasilybeabletoraisetheInnateLightatthe
timeofLightYogapractice.Atleast,hewillbeabletounfoldit
throughthepracticeoftheabsorbingprocess(without
difficulty).
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IfthepracticeoftheLightoftheSleepingStatecanbedone
throughholdingtheLightofSleepingStatebyprana,whichis
theprerequisitepracticeofDreamYoga,itaccordswiththe
instructionsofmanygurus.Forholdingthedreamthroughprana
isitselfaverygoodmethodofpractisingtheLight.Atfirst,one
shouldeatwellandabundantly,anddressinverywarmclothes
(orcoveroneselfwithawarmquilt).Dependingontheneeds
andtimetheyogishouldabandonsleepfortwoorthreedays,or
sleepasusual(literally,donotabandonsleep).Ifheabandons
sleepfortwotothreedays,hewillbecometoosleepy,andit
willbedifficultforhimtorecognizetheLightofSleep.
Therefore,forthebeginners,itispreferabletopracticetheLight
Yogainacomparativelylightsleepingstate.Fortheadvanced
yogi,whosemeditationhasalreadybecomesteady,itisnot
necessarytoabandonsleephowever,inordertotestone's
abilitytorecognizetheLightinverydeepsleepingstate,hemay
abandonsleepforsomedays.
InthepracticeoftheLightYoga,theyogishouldrender
offeringsandpraytothePreciousOnes,presenttheGtormasto
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theGuards,andpraythemtoassisthiminrecognizingtheLight
ofSleepandinsubduingallhindrances.Heshouldvisualizethe
Yidam'sbody,practisetheGuruYoga,andprayearnestlymany
timesthathisguruassisthimtorecognizetheLight.Theyogi
shouldalsorepeatedlyremindhimselfnottofallintodreamsbut
torecognizetheVoidnessofSleepwhensleepcomes.
Thesleepingpostureshouldbeasfollows:Liedownonthe
rightside,withtheheadtothenorth,thefeetpointingsouththe
back,eastandthemouth,towardthewest.Placetheleftfooton
therightfoot.Thispositioniscalled
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theLionSleepPosture.Then,theyogishouldvisualizetheself
YidambodyandalsovisualizeablueHwordstandinginthe
centerofalotus,withfourgreenleavesextendingineach
direction,situatedattheHeartCenterintheCentralChannel.
OnthefourleavestherearefourwordsAh,Nu,Da,Ra.(In
someotherinstructionsnowordisvisualizedonthefour
leaves).TheAhwordsitsontheleafintheeasttheNuwordin
thesouththeDa,inthewesttheRa,north.Whenonefeels
sleepy,heconcentratesontheAhwordwhenhefeelsvery
sleepyorinsensible,heshouldconcentrateontheNuwordthus
theFirstVoidnesswillappear.Whentheyogiconcentrateson
theDaword,theSecondVoidnessortheExtremeVoidnesswill
emergewhenheconcentratesontheRaword,theThird
VoidnessortheVoidnessofAttainmentwillemerge.
Thereupon,whentheyogiconcentratesontheHwordinthe
center,theFourthVoidnessortheUniversalVoidnesswill
emerge.
Itissaidthatsuccessivelyvisualizingthesefourwordswill
causetheFourVoidnessestoemergesuccessively.However,
thissayingmakeslittlesense,becausesomedonotunderstand
thatinmeditatingonthesewordsattheHeartCenterinthe
CentralChannel,thelifepranawillautomaticallygather
consequently,theFourVoidnesseswillarise.Basedonthis
reasoning,oneshouldnotmisinterpretthetext"visualizingthe
wordofthecenterattheHeart."Theessentialthingisto
visualizeatthecentralpointoftheHeartCenterintheCentral
Channel.Becausethewordsoftheinstructionsarenotclear,itis
wronglysaidthatconcentratingonthethreewordsonthethree
leaveswillproducetheThreeVoidnesses.Thisopinion
completelymissestheessentialpointoftheteaching.Therefore,
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wemaydispensewiththisAh,Nu,Da,Rawordpractice,which
isdifficultandresultsinlittlebenefit.
TheimportantthingistoconcentrateontheHwordinthe
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center.
TherearetwodifferentkindsofmeditatoroftheSleepingLight:
theyogiwhohasattainedastableSamadhiofthevisualized
objectbefore(engaginginthispractice),andtheyogiwhohas
notattainedastableSamadhi.Inthelattercase,theyogiwill
attainaSleepingSamadhiimmediatelyafterhefallsintosleep
throughholdinghismindontheinstructionsgivenbefore,but
thisSleepingSamadhiwilllastonlyaveryshortwhile.
Therefore,relyingmerelyonthemindfulnessofrecognizingthe
sleepingstate,throughdesirewillnotgiveoneastableSamadhi
eventhoughgreateffortsaremade.Forifonecannot"hold"the
Lightthroughthepranapower,theinhalationandexhalation
willstilltakeplace.Thoughthebreathingmaybeverysubtle
andcalm,thebreathcannotbecompletelystopped.Thusa
counterpartoftheFourthEmptinesswillemergebutnotthereal
FourthEmptiness.Consequently,theSleepingLightcannotbe
(fully)recognized.
Inthecaseoftheyogiwhohasalreadyattainedastable
SamadhiandhasmasteredtheHeatYogacapableofgathering
theLifePranaintheCentralChannelandraisingtheFourth
Emptiness,hewillhavenodifficultyinunfoldingtheLightof
theSleepingState.Ifhefollowstheinstructionsasgivenbefore
andvisualizestheHwordintheCentralChannelatbedtime,
hewillbeabletounfoldtheFourthEmptinessoftheSleeping
Statethroughthedissolvingprocessofpranawithintwoorthree
days.
IftheyogicannotunfoldtheEmptinessthroughthepranapower
inthedaytime,butifheattainsastableSamadhi
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withtheexperienceofbliss,brightnessandnonthought,hemay
eitherfollowtheforegoinginstructionsorabsorbhimselfinhis
SamadhitoreachthestateofSleepingSamadhi.Somepeople
saythatifonehasattainedastableSamadhiofanygeneraltype
itisnotnecessaryforonetoleadthepranaenteringintothe
CentralChannel.Thisisnotcorrect,fordoingsowillnotbring
abouttheactualSleepingLightofAnuttaraTantra.
Nevertheless,iftheyogiconcentratesattheHeartCenter,
throughthepowerofthehabitualthoughtproducedbythe
practicehemaywellbringaboutthefruit.Thoughthroughthe
powerofanygeneralDhyanaonemayinduceacertainsleeping
samadhiwiththecapabilityofcontemplatingontheSoleness
andtheLightofthegeneralPaths(HinayanaandMahayana
Path),thatisbynomeanstheLightastaughtbytheteachingof
AnuttaraTantra*.
RecognizingtheLightthroughthepranapowerbyconcentrating
ontheHeartCenterwillcausetheFourVoidnessesto
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successivelyarisethemanneroftheiremergenceisexplained
asfollows:
MeditatinguponaThigleintheHeartCenteratthedeep
sleepingstateinthepreparatorystagewillcauseaperfectLight
ofNoThoughttoemerge.Evenifitdoesnotemergeandthe
yogifallsasleep,hispranawillnaturallygatherintheCentral
Channel.Asinstructedbefore,ifone
p.245

isabletogatherthepranasintheCentralChannelinthedaytime
practiceandpractisestheconcentrationoftheHwordatthe
HeartCenterintheCentralChannelbeforebedtime,thepranas
willbegatheredeasilyintheCentralChannel.Theexperiences
oftheemergenceoftheVoidnessareasfollows:First,theyogi
seesthewaterreflectionlikemirage,thenitvanishesand
becomessmoke.Theyogiseesmanysparklinglightslikethose
oftheglowworm,thentheyvanishagainandbecomethestable
lightofalamp.Thislightvanishes,andtheyogiseesthe
manifestationasthelucidThiglelikemoonlightshininginthe
clearsky.Theserenemoonlightspreadsoveralltheuniverse
thisexperienceiscalledthe"Voidness"orthe"Emergence."
Thenthevisionvanishesagain,andtheyogiexperiencesallhis
mentalmanifestationsappearingtobeaclearskyandseesthe
allspreadingglaringsunlight,itscolornotliketheblazingfire
ballbutsparklingandgleaming.Thisexperienceiscalledthe
"ExtremeEmptiness"orthe"AugmentationofManifestation."
Thentheyogiexperiences,astheskyextendingoverallthe
universe,hismentalmanifestationsappearingtobethedark
firmamentatnight,darkbutnotblack.Atthistime,iftheyogi
concentratesontheupperpartofthebody,thevisionwillnot
disappearifheconcentratesonthelowerpartofthebody,the
mindwillbecomedimanddullhowever,thisexperienceisnot
harmful.Keepingone'smindontheinstruction,theyogi
cultivatesthisexperienceofdarknessandeventuallyavery
stable"Light"willemerge.Theemergenceofthislightiscalled
the"GreatEmptiness"orthe"ManifestationofAttainment."
Whentheyogiarisesfromthedarkness,avisionliketheclear
skyofdawnwillemerge,whichisneitherexactly
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likethecolororshapeofthesky,norlikethesunlight,
moonlight,ordarkness.Thisstageiscalledthe"Universal
Voidness."Heshouldtrytoabsorbhimselfinthisgreatvoidness
aslongaspossible.
IntheteachingofGsunadusoftheMarpaSchool,onemayfind
instructionsforavoidingeitherthesuddenawakeningfrom
sleeporthefallingintodreamstate.
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TheFourVoidnessesarealsocalledtheFourBlisses.The
FourthVoidnessisidentifiedwiththesupremeInnateBliss.The
rapturousandnonthoughtaspectsofthisInnateBlissare
expedientlycalled"bliss"actuallytheyaretwocharacteristics
amongothersoftheVoidnesswhichareseenasclearly(bythe
enlightenedbeings)asoneseeshisownpalm.
TheteachingoftheidentityofBlissandVoidoftheUnparalled
Vehicle96istomeditateontheViewoftheSolenesstogether
withtheproducedBliss,asmentionedbefore.Althoughthis
term,theIdentityofBlissVoid,isclaimedbymany,thereare
numerousincorrectandmisleadingexplanationsoftheteaching.
Theyaresimilar,[tothetrueteachingEd.]buterroneousone
shouldexaminethemverycarefully.
Althoughthepithinstructionsofthisschoolaremany,inthis
connectionthereisnomentioningofthe"ThreeVoidnesses."
Somepeopleavowthe"FourVoidnessesprinciple,"butitseems
notbefittinghere.Onemaynotbeabletofindthispointinthe
pithinstructionsoftheRngogpaSchoolnevertheless,itis
clearlystatedinthebookofSpyodbsdus(Collective
InstructionsonPerformancescommentaryofGsunadus),
whichsays:
"Theskandhasthenenterintothesubtleelements,thesubtle
elementsintotheconsciousness,theconsciousness
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intothesubtleconsciousness(Sattva),thesubtleconsciousness
intotheBlindness.*Followingthisproceedingandcoordinating
withit,thesleepingprocedureisreversed.Atthetimethe
'Enteringprocess'ofconsciousness,ofsubtleconsciousness,and
ofthegreatBlindnesstakesplace,inasplitsecondtheyogi
forgetshismeditation(orcompletelyfailstokeephisattention
onthemeditationobject).Later,whentheforgetfulnessis
overcome,theLightessenceofthewisdomwillshineforth.
Ifonecanliberatehimselffromtheforgetfulness,hewillattain
the'essence'throughthePrana(force).Ifanydreamtakesplace
duringthistime,theyogishouldtrytoreversethesleeping
procedureandconcentrateaslongaspossibleonthe
illuminatingLight."
Havingfullyunderstoodthesecretmeaningofthebooksofthe
accomplishedone,IhavegiventheexplanationsontheFour
Voidnessesandthe(practical)instructionsonholdingtheLight.
Theseinstructionscannotbefoundanywhereelse97oneshould
trytounderstandthemproperlyandfollowthem.
Intheabovequotation,"theskandhas"meansthecrudevisions
"thesubtleelements"impliesthetimewhentheelementsenter
intothepranathatis,thetimewhentheearth,water,andfire
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elementssuccessivelysubsidefromonetoanotheruntilthefire
elementsenterintoprana."Enteringintotheconsciousness"
meansthatthepranasubsidesintotheconsciousnesshere,the
consciousnessmeanstheFirstVoidness.The"Sattva"implies
thestageoftheAugmentation"entering"impliesthe
consciousnessentersor(subsides)intothisstage."The
Blindness"
p.248

meansthestageofAttainment."Followingthisproceedingand
coordinatingwithit"meanstheyogishouldcoordinateand
combinehimselfwiththeThreeVoidnessesatthetimeofsleep.
Inshort,thisquotationfromthe"CollectiveInstructionon
Performance"istheessencesummarizedfromYeshesrdorje.
"Thistime"meansthetimeofsleep.The"enteringprocessof
thethreeconsciousnesses98"meansthatformerconsciousnesses
successivelyenterintothelaterconsciousnesses,andatthetime
ofthethirdstageofthethirdconsciousnessthemindbecomes
dim."Later"impliesthetimeaftertheattainment,orthe"After
stage"oftheAttainment."Whentheforgetfulnessisovercome"
denotesthetimewhenoneawakesfromthenonthought
consciousnessinthedeeplyslumberingstatetheexperienceis
likebeholdingtheclearskyatdawn.Duringthistimenoother
visions(orthoughts)cometopass."If[thereis]liberation[from
forgetfulnessEd.],thepranaarousestheessence99."Beforethe
variousdreamscomeinsight,oneshouldtrytoconcentrateon
theLightaslongaspossible.Here,the"liberation"impliesthe
LightSamadhiiftheSamadhibecomesdimorweakenedand
theyogiisforcedtoarisefromit,throughtheforceofthe
(moving)pranatheflowingthoughtswillalsobesetinmotion
whereuponthedreamsalsotakeplace.Incasenodream
whatsoeverarises(atthistime)theyogishouldmeditateonthe
Lightwithoutdistractionaslongaspossible.
IftheyogiisabletobringforththeSamadhiofSleep,butnotto
producethe"Light"throughthepranaholdingpractice,hemay
experiencethetransparencyandclearnessintheSamadhiof
Sleep,but(sinceitfollowsnotthewayofLightYoga)theThree
Voidnessesprecedingthesleepingstage
p.249

wouldneverappear.Therefore,itbynomeanscanbe
consideredashavingthequalificationsandsignificanceofthe
"LightofSleep."Besides,intheSamadhiofSleep,thequalified
andplentifulexperiencesofthemirage,smoke,etc.,preceding
theFirstVoidnesswillnevercomeintobeing,butonlythose
resemblingthem.
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LightofSleep,i.e.,theLightinExperienceandtheLightin
RealizationalsothethickandthinLight,orthebrightanddim
Light.Thoughmanypeopledeclarethatthethoughtless,lucid,
andtransparentSamadhiofSleepisidenticalwiththeLightof
Sleep,nosufficientreasonisfoundforthisclaim.
Thisexposition,basedupontheteachingofthe"HolyFather
andSon"[seelastparagraph,ChapterTwoEd.],oftheLight
YogawithboththeinstructionsontheLightofDaytimeandthe
LightofSleep,isgivenhereaftercarefulstudiesand
contemplations.Thusoneshouldholditdearasmostvaluable
instruction.
IfonehastriedhisbesttoremainintheLight,but,becauseof
thedriftingpranaisunabletoholdon,onemaythenresortto
thespecialteachingondreamarisingsgiveninthepith
instructionofGsunadusoftheMarpaSchool.

Footnotes
244:*ItisclearthatthroughoutthetextTsongKhapais
referringtoapracticalyogatypediscipline,verydifferentfrom
theveryphilosophicalandverbalcontextoftheAnuttaraTantra
aspresentedinmostoftheoccidentallyaccessibletexts,e.g.in
theVowofMahamudra,forexample.Thatpracticalteaching
andtherealizationitbringsisthetrueheartoftheAnuttara
Tantra.Ed.
247:*Hereisthe"enteringprocessofthethree
consciousnesses"mentionedbelow.Seenote98.Ed.
Next:ChapterNine:TheTransformationYoga

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