Bon gods

The Bon religion of Tibet: the iconography of a living tradition

Per Kværne.

Oracles and Demons of Tibet: the cult and Iconography of Tibetan Protective Deities

René de Nebesky-Wojkowitz

Kar gliṅ Źi khro: a Tantric Buddhist concept

Henk Blezer.

Sa bdag nye lam sde bzhi: the Nye lam sde bzhi is a terma

[rediscovered by Dbyil-ston Dpon-gsas Khyung-rgod].

Gtsaṅ mz Źaṅ źuṅ gi Bon khod gsaṅ ba drag chen gyi sgrub pa las tshogs bcas kyi gsuṅ pod: a collection of texts from the rediscoveries of Dpon-gsas Khyuṅ-rgod-rtsal concerned with the Bonpo deities of the Ge-khod cycle and their propitiation.

Dpon-gsas Khyuṅ-rgod-rtsal

Bonpo ritual texts: a collection of popular liturgical works focussing upon the invocation and propitiation of Bonpo deities of the cycles of Gʼyuṅ-druṅ Rnam-ʼjoms, Dbalkhyuṅ Dmar-po, Rig-ʼdzin Tshe-dbaṅ-mchog-ʼdus Tshesgrub, and Du-tri-su Sgrib-sbyoṅ.

Ye srid ʼphrul gyi ju thig Zhang-zhung Bon gyi mo yig lag len nyer mkho bzhugs so: Xiangxiong jie sheng ji shi wen hua

mdzad pa po, Skyang-sprul Nam-mkhaʼ-rgyal-mtshan ; Rnga-ba khul Bod yig rtsom sgyur cus kyis bsgrigs

The Bon Religion of Tibet: The Iconography of a Living Tradition

Per Kvaerne

Gʹyuṅ-druṅ Bon gyi lha tshogs daṅ dkyil ʼkhor: Yongzhong ben jiao fa xiang bao dian

Bon skyon sgrub thabs bskan gsol bcas: a collection of propitiatory rituals for the host of Bonpo protective deities.