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Jiva, or [[Jivaka]].  
Path of seeing ([[mthong lam]]). The third of the [[five paths]] which is the attainment of the [[first bhumi]], liberation from samsara and realization of the [[truth of reality]]. [RY]


*A contemporary of the Buddha and an influential sponsor and protector of Buddhism. Son of [[King Bimbishara]] by a concubine. On his birth he is said to have seized the acupuncture needle and bag. He became famous for his medical skill and was honored as the [[king of healers]]. Jiva can be rendered as life-giving. [RY]
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Path of seeing (mthong lam). The third of the five paths which is the attainment of the first bhumi, liberation from samsara and realization of the truth of reality. [RY]