nirmanakaya in a sentence

1. This will be a nirmanakaya manifestation of Vajra Yogini.”

2. The Nirmanakaya-Phowa is here called the "Phowa that one practices".

3. Nirmanakaya is a corpus of bodies that are emanations of the Sambhogakaya.

4. Both of these groups of Nirmanakayas could be labeled “Messengers of the Dharma.”

5. This sambhogakaya Buddha with form transformed into Vajrasattva and other nirmanakayas.

6. Those shadows would be the Nirmanakaya, which is how the Sambhogakaya appears in our four dimensions.

7. At the time of his earthly life, Buddha possessed a human body with all its imperfections (Nirmanakaya).

8. He thought a Nirmanakaya had taken birth and invited the child to the palace as his son as well as religious guide.

9. In Buddhist terms, this analogy would be equivalent to asserting that Muhammad was a Nirmanakaya emanation of Allah.

10. Sambhogakaya forms of Buddhas live until all beings are liberated from samsara, whereas Nirmanakaya forms live only a short time.

11. The subtle bodies of a Buddha are called Nirmanakaya and Sambhogakaya, and are far subtler than the subtle so-called “mental body” of an arhat.

12. Having attained sambhogakaya and nirmanakaya for the welfare of others, you will benefit sentient beings as far as your mind pervades phenomena.

13. Would an ordinary human being who had passed through incarnations since the Lemurian age have been able to receive the overshadowing power of Buddha's Nirmanakaya?

14. Even when he has reached the end of his efforts he will remain with humanity thanks to the special body (Nirmāṇakāya) he has developed during his ascetic practice.

15. Thus the sky before the practitioner is everywhere filled with the glorious and luminous appearances of the Sambhogakayas and the Nirmanakayas as a living presence.

16. Moreover, there are other traditions of explanation, according to which the cosmos of a billion worlds, the Sahā world system, is offered to the deities of the nirmāṇakāya.

17. The various Nirmanakaya Buddhas long ago spread the teachings of the Dharma throughout their respective earthly careers, and these teachings have been preserved as a guide in today's world.

18. One is now empowered to do the Kyerim or the visualization, the practice of transformation, and this eventually leads to the realization of Nirmanakaya or the physical manifestation of enlightenment.

19. Rebirths may be divided into three classes: the divine incarnations called Avataras; those of Adepts who give up Nirvana for the sake of helping on humanity — the Nirmanakayas; and the natural succession of rebirths for all — the common law.