Yeshe Tsogyal

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Yeshe Tsogyal is a revered 8th-century Tibetan yogini and consort of Padmasambhava, honored as a key founder and lineage holder of Tibetan Buddhism, especially within the Nyingma tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist practitioner
Tibetan yogini
disciple of Padmasambhava
female tantric adept
historical religious figure
activity hiding teachings as termas for future discovery
recording Padmasambhava’s oral instructions
associatedSchool Nyingma NERFINISHED
associatedWith Guru Rinpoche cycle of practices NERFINISHED
Vajrayana Buddhism NERFINISHED
dakini practices
terma tradition
century 8th century
commemoratedIn Guru Rinpoche feast practices
ritual practices of the Nyingma school
consortOf Padmasambhava NERFINISHED
discipleOf Padmasambhava NERFINISHED
gender female
honorificTitle Dakini of Space NERFINISHED
Great Bliss Queen NERFINISHED
Mother of Tibetan Buddhism NERFINISHED
influence Nyingma visionary literature
female yogini lineages
status of women in Tibetan Buddhism
knownFor being a model of female enlightenment in Tibetan Buddhism
concealing spiritual treasures
exemplifying the path of a female bodhisattva
preserving Padmasambhava’s teachings
lineageHolderOf Nyingma tradition NERFINISHED
terma teachings
nationality Tibetan
practiced Dzogchen NERFINISHED
Mahayana path
Vajrayana tantra
region Tibet NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
religiousTradition Tibetan Buddhism NERFINISHED
role compiler of teachings
key founder of Tibetan Buddhism
protector of tantric lineages
treasure revealer
spiritualQuality bodhisattva compassion
tantric realization
spiritualTeacher Padmasambhava NERFINISHED
textualSource Namthar of Yeshe Tsogyal
The Life and Visions of Yeshe Tsogyal NERFINISHED
veneratedAs emanation of Sarasvati
emanation of Tara
emanation of Vajravarahi
fully enlightened Buddha

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Nyingma school associatedWith Yeshe Tsogyal