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Marpa: the tantric origins of the Kagyu tradition

In this video Lama Jampa recounts the extraordinary life of Marpa (Marpa Chökyi Lodrö, 1012-1097) and describes his importance to the Karma Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. 0:00 Introduction: Tibetan Buddhist Traditions (Nyingma vs Sarma) 1:01 The Rise of the New Traditions: Kadam, Sakya, and Kagyu 2:00 Marpa as Founding Father of Kagyu – Context and Caveats 3:10 Marpa's Early Life: Birth (1012), Family, and Sanskrit Studies 4:15 Sources and Reliability of Marpa's Biographies 5:50 Apprenticeship with Drokmi Lotsawa and Inspiration to Go to India 7:25 First Journey to India: Nepal Stop and Meeting Key Figures 8:42 Encounter with Naropa: Teachings and Significance 10:54 Studies at Pulahari and Key Transmissions (Six Dharmas, etc.) 12:22 Other Gurus: Kukkuripa, Jñānagarbha, and Return to Tibet 13:47 Marpa as Tibetan Householder Tantrika: Family, Farm, and Practice 15:03 Second Journey to India: Meeting Maitripa and Mahamudra Realization 17:41 Maitripa's Teachings: Inseparability of Samsara and Nirvana 18:51 Third Journey: Vision of Saraha in Nepal and Final Blessings 20:06 Back in Tibet: Growing Reputation and Major Disciples 21:41 The Four Major Disciples: Ngok, Metön, Tsur, and Milarepa 23:21 Marpa's Later Life: Hidden Yogin Style and Passing into Clear Light 24:59 The Dream of Four Pillars and Legacy Through Disciples 26:50 Origins of the Name "Kagyu" and Organic Development of the Tradition 28:00 Conclusion: Marpa as a Human, Approachable Dharma Practitioner #lamajampa #dharma #buddhism