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Buddhism Dictionary: yoga-tantra

(Sanskrit). The third class of tantra according to the late standardized classificatory scheme, although during the 8th century ce, tantras later categorized as anuttara-yoga-tantra were also included in this class. In contrast to kriyā-tantra type of practice, yoga-tantra is traditionally said to emphasize internal meditational and yogic practices. Few tantras belonging to this class have survived but most noteworthy is the large Sarva-tathāgata-tattva-saṃgraha which is regarded as the root tantra of the yoga-tantra class.

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