(I can send you links for my blog posts on each of the stages of that sequence of mixing Western ideas into Theravada if you are want to be bored by the historical details :)
Well, yes, but inasmuch as I talk about tantra, it’s with anuyoga tendencies, which makes sense since anuyoga is the yana closest to atiyoga.
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Ahh, and in your conception, atiyoga isn't a subset of tantra? (I apparently need everything spelled out!)
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There are multiple taxonomies. According to one, atiyoga is a tantric yana. According to another, Dzogchen is non-tantric and is its own thing. It’s useful to understand and apply both. (Hey… meta-systematicity!) [The Dzogchen scriptures are explicitly meta-systematic.]
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