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• Wylie:Rje sgam po pa'i phyag rgya chen po lam gcig chod  + (''Mahāmudrā: Path of a Single Stride'' is … ''Mahāmudrā: Path of a Single Stride'' is not included in Gampopa’s</br>Collected Works and nothing seems to be known of its provenance</br>other than that its colophon says that Gampopa transmitted it to Dusum</br>Khyenpa.'"`UNIQ--ref-000000AA-QINU`"' This text, in a few words, describes, as its title says, “the path of</br>a single stride,” a phrase often used in mahāmudrā texts to refer to the everpresent, indivisible quality of mahāmudrā, the nature of mind. Dakpo Tashi Namgyal explains:</br><blockquote>Mahāmudrā, the essence of dharmatā, is a path of a single stride. Since dharmatā cannot be divided in terms of its essence, it is said that on the level of the definitive meaning, it is not possible to delineate the stages of bhūmis and paths.'"`UNIQ--ref-000000AB-QINU`"'</blockquote> </br>Thus, the phrase also refers to how the instantaneous type of practitioner</br>attains realization all at once based on mahāmudrā pith instructions. The</br>concise and often paradoxical style of the text, while clear on its own, lends</br>itself well to being the basis for commentary, oral or written.</br></br>''Transmission lineage received by Jamgön Kongtrul''. Gampopa to Dusum Khyenpa, and then the same as previously stated for the Ganges Mahāmudrā.'"`UNIQ--ref-000000AC-QINU`"'for the Ganges Mahāmudrā.'"`UNIQ--ref-000000AC-QINU`"')

• Wylie:Rje sgam po pa'i phyag rgya chen po lam gcig chod  +