Saraha (in some traditions)

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Saraha is a semi-legendary Indian Buddhist mahāsiddha and poet-saint, revered especially in Vajrayāna traditions for his influential doha (songs of realization) and tantric teachings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist poet-saint
mahāsiddha
tantric master
associatedWith Mahāmudrā NERFINISHED
doha tradition
yogic song literature
category Buddhist mystic
Buddhist poet
Indian Buddhist saint
historical religious figure (semi-legendary)
culture Indian
doctrine direct experiential insight
non-dual realization
flourishedIn medieval India
genre didactic verse
spiritual songs
honorificTitle Great Brahmin Saraha (in some sources)
Mahāsiddha Saraha NERFINISHED
influenced Kagyu Mahāmudrā literature
Tibetan doha composers
later Vajrayāna masters
languageOfWorks Apabhraṃśa (vernacular Indic) NERFINISHED
notableFor doha (songs of realization)
influence on Indian Buddhist tantra
influence on Mahāmudrā tradition
tantric teachings
region South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent
religion Buddhism
role lineage holder in Mahāsiddha traditions
spiritual exemplar
teacher of tantric practice
sourceType hagiographical accounts
status semi-legendary figure
teachingEmphasis everyday life as path
spontaneous realization
transcending conceptual elaboration
tradition Tantric Buddhism
Vajrayāna Buddhism NERFINISHED
veneratedIn Tibetan Buddhism NERFINISHED
Vajrayāna traditions

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Apabhramsha hasNotableAuthor Saraha (in some traditions)