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dbang po drug
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[ṣaḍ indriyāṇi]/ Six cognitive powers; six faculties; also called the six internal sources of perception (nang-gi skyed-mched drug).\n1. {mig gi dbang po/} [cakṣurindriyam]/ eye sense power\n2. {rna ba'i dbang po/} [ṡrotrendriyam]/ ear sense faculties\n3. {sna'i dbang po/} [ghraṇendriyam]/ nose sense faculties\n4. {lce'i dbang po/} [jihvendriyam]/ tongue sense power\n5. {lus kyi dbang po/} kāyendriyam]/ body sense power\n6. {yid kyi dbang po/} [mana indriyam]/ mental sense power.\n{dbang po gzugs can pa lnga /}\nThe five physical faculties (see {khams bco brgyad} B. 1-5).
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