Kyangma lower end

Flanking-channel trajectory start

Lower trajectory anchor of Kyangma near the pelvic floor, offset to the left of the central axis. The flanking channels parallel uma from below the navel region upward; precise lower-end placement varies between illustrations and carries a wider uncertainty radius than the midline stations.

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Point 14 of 17 in Tibetan Tsa Lung — Three Channels

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

Tsongkhapa, A Book of Three Inspirations (primary_canonical)

Tsongkhapa describes kyangma as the left flanking channel rising from the lower subtle-body region beside uma. The lower endpoint shown here is an interpretive anchor for that textual course.

Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, Awakening the Sacred Body (primary_canonical)

The Tsa Lung practice instructions describe the left-side flanking channel as part of the three-channel visualization from the lower body upward. They support the lower trajectory shown here as a practice image, not as gross anatomy.

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