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Exploring Hidden Lands

Part II: Outer and Inner Pilgrimage in Dzogchen Tantra

Ian Baker · 193 minutes

The route continues past the waterfall into lower Pemako, now in Arunachal Pradesh, up the Yangsang Chu, which the Tibetan texts describe as the uterine channel of Vajrayogini. Ian Baker describes the Adi and Mishmi communities and the Adi shamans, then turns to tummo, the postures that open the lower gates, and merging the mind stream with the sound of a waterfall. He closes with the search with the amchi Sherab for five magical plants named in the texts. The discussion asks who tantric practice suits.

Tantra and Vajrayana Dzogchen

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