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The Aro lineage has antecedents in a "Mother Essence Lineage" of female tertöns stretching back to Yeshe Tsogyal in the early days of Buddhism in Tibet. It is based on the Aro gTér, a terma ("revelation") discovered by the female tertön Aro Lingma (1886-1923).

This terma has several distinctive characteristics: it treats all Buddhist subjects from point of view of Dzogchen; as a consequence its practices are simpler than the elaborate sadhanas typical of Tantric Buddhism; and it includes practices of semde and longde as well as the more common men-ngag-de. These characteristics make it particularly suitable for those with jobs and families, and therefore limited practice time, which accords with the Aro lineage's non-monastic orientation.
From: Wikipedia.org

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Aro gTer
http://www.aroter.org/


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Dangerous Friend: The Teacher-Student Relationship in Vajrayana Buddhism by Rig-dzin Dorje - book

Dzogchen - The Importance of Sem-de in the Aro gTer by Kandro Dechen Tsedrup Rolpa'i Yeshe
http://www.aroter.org/history/semde.htm


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History of the Aro Tradition
http://www.aroter.org/history/history_toc.htm


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Introduction to the Aro gTer
http://www.aroter.org/what_is/whatis.htm


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