Kagyu school

The Kagyu school is one of the four major traditions of Tibetan Buddhism, emphasizing direct experience and meditation practice to attain enlightenment. It was founded in India and later established in Tibet, with a focus on oral teachings passed from master to student. Central to Kagyu practice are meditation techniques like Mahamudra, aiming to realize the true nature of mind. The school values closeness between teachers and students, and its lineage includes revered figures such as Milarepa and the Karmapa. Overall, Kagyu Buddhism combines profound philosophical insights with practical meditation methods to help practitioners achieve spiritual awakening.