Bokar
Rinpoche
Introduction to
Kālacakra
Sanskrit and
Symbolism
History
Kālacakra
Practice
Seed
Syllable
Wrathful Kālacakra
Depictions of the ground
Orbital Confusion
Sambhala
Kings
Kālacakra
empowerment in Poland, 2005
Kālacakra
empowerment
The Six
Yogas
Kālacakra
Calendar
A Reformed Tibetan
Calendar
Kālacakra and number
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Kirti Tsenchap Rinpoche, a great Kālacakra master, who passed away on 16th December 2006.
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When
this website was first established a few years ago the use of Unicode for the
representation of extended character sets was far from widely adopted. It was
therefore decided not to use such characters on this website. However, the
accurate representation of Sanskrit terminology and the Sanskrit vowels and
consonants that are so important in Kālacakra symbolism require the use of
various diacritic markings that are not in standard character sets.
The situation is now very different, and most modern operating systems and web
browsers support Unicode well. The content of this website is now therefore in
the process of being edited to include all necessary characters. If your web
browser does not display these properly - such as the long "a" with a bar over
it, as in the word Kālacakra - then it might be worth upgrading to a modern
browser such as Mozilla Firefox. It might also be necessary to install the
"Arial Unicode MS" font. This used to be available for download from
Microsoft's website, but is unfortunately now only distributed by Microsoft
with Office. An alternative font is "Times Extended Roman", available here:
thdl.org.
Also, see this link for a Russian translation of this website.
Click here for old non-Unicode pages. These will
not be updated in future.
"All beings arise in time,
Time continually consumes them all,
Time is the Lord who possesses the vajra,
Whose nature is that of day and night."
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information regarding material on this site, please contact Edward Henning
Last modified 26 June 2009.
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