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The 10 pages that link to Six Dharmas of Naropa, each with the reason it gives.

• KagyuBroader topic: Their transmission became a defining feature of several Kagyu branches.

• MilarepaRelated: These practices became part of the meditation inheritance associated with Milarepa’s lineage.

• Marpa LotsawaBroader topic: Marpa brought these practices from India into the Tibetan transmission later associated with Kagyu.

• NaropaBroader topic: These teachings are the best-known practice system linked to his name.

• TummoNarrower topic: Tummo is the first and best-known practice in this group.

• Karma KagyuRelated: These practices are among the distinctive instructions preserved in Karma Kagyu.

• PhowaNarrower topic: Phowa is commonly taught among these practices or in their associated transmission cycles.

• Dream yogaNarrower topic: Dream yoga is traditionally taught within this broader system of yogic practices.

• Drukpa KagyuRelated: These practices form a major part of the school’s Kagyu meditation inheritance.

• Trul khorRelated: Its subtle-body methods form a related context for Tibetan movement and breath practices.