Chokyi Zangpo. The Dzogchen of the Nyingma was often identified with the subitist ("sudden enlightenment") of Moheyan, and was called to defend itself against this charge by avowed members of the Sarma lineages that held to the staunch view of "gradual enlightenment" Iconography According to Ying Chua, Moheyan is often iconographically depicted holding a shankha (Sanskrit) and a mala (Sanskrit): An iconographic thangka depiction of Moheyan is held in the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art (SAMA) collection, St. Francis College, Loretto, Pennsylvania. See also Chöd Notes References Sources Printed sources Web-sources External links Moheyan (undated). Moheyan (undated). Sam van Schaik (2008), Tibetan Chan II: the teachings of Heshang Moheyan Sam van Schaik (2008, Tibetan Chan III: more teachings of Heshang Moheyan Vladimir K., On Thoughts in Zazen Tang dynasty Buddhist monks Chan Buddhist monks Rangtong-Shentong