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gdan gsum gyi dkyil 'khor
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The [maṇḍala] of threefold seats. The meditation of visualizing one's own physical aggregates, sensory faculties and sources of perceptions as a divine [maṇḍala] of threefold seats in their entirety.\n1. {phung khams gshegs pa gshegs ma'i gdan/} visualizing one's aggregates and sensory faculties as the seat for the male and female Tathagathas\n2. {skye mched sems dpa' sems ma'i gdan/} visualizing one's sources of perceptions as the seat for the male and female Bodhisattvas\n3. {yan lag khro bo khro mo'i gdan/} visualizing one's limbs as the seat for the male and female wrathful deities.
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