Original sentence: A tertön is one who finds terma.A vast system of transmission lineages developed.As such, they represent a tradition of continuing revelation in Buddhism.Many tertön are considered incarnations of the 25 main disciples of Padmasambhava.Nyingma scriptures were updated by terma discoveries and terma teachings have guided many Buddhist and Bön practitioners.So the tradition of rediscovering hidden teaching in not unique to Tibet.The Hindu Vaishnava saint Chaitanya is said to have rediscovered a fragment of the Brahma Samhita in a trance state of devotional ecstacy.The central Mahayana figure Nagarjuna rediscovered the last part of the "Prajnaparamita-Sutra in one hundred thousand verses" in the realm of naga, where it had been kept since the time of Buddha Shakyamuni.The majority of terma teachings are tantric in nature although there are notable exceptions.The terma tradition has antecedents in India and cultural resonances in Hindu Vaishnavism as well
Edited sentence: A vast system of transmission lineages developed through the ages.As such, they represent the only tradition of continuing revelation in Buddhism.Case in point, Nagarjuna rediscovered the last part of the "Prajnaparamita-Sutra in one hundred thousand verses" in the realm of naga, where it had been kept since the time of Buddha Shakyamuni.Many tertön were incarnations of the 25 main disciples of Padmasambhava.Nyingma scriptures were updated when the time was appropriate.Terma teachings have guided many Buddhist and Bön practitioners to realisation and enlightenment.The Vaishnava saint Chaitanya rediscovered a fragment of the Brahma Samhita in a trance state of devotional ecstacy during his culturally rejuvenating sankirtan movement.The majority of terma teachings are tantric in nature, although there are notable exceptions.The terma tradition has antecedents in India and cultural resonances in Vaishnavism, for example