High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Tummo (Tibetan: gtum-mo; Sanskrit: ca??ali) is one of the methods of the Kagyu Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism used to recognize the ultimate nature of reality. Although this practice of meditation got its fame in the cold, mountaneous regions of Tibet for its ability to produce body heat as a side effect of the meditation itself; originally and most importantly Tummo practice was and still is used by meditators to work with inner energy channels. The outcome of this practice, as explained by Indian accomplishers, or mahasiddhas, is an intensely blissful feeling, an aspect of the innate state of our mind. In the Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, Tummo belongs to The Six Yogas of Naropa teachings, an advanced set of practices used to recognize the nature of our mind. Tilopa (988–1069) gave this method to Naropa along with five other meditations which today we know as The Six Yogas of Naropa. Naropa's Tibetan student Marpa (1012–1097) brought...

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