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a work [JV]  
[[Tögal]] ([[thod rgal]]) - 'Direct crossing.' Dzogchen has two main sections: [[Trekchö]] and [[Tögal]]. The former emphasizes primordial purity ([[ka dag]]) and the latter [[spontaneous presence]] ([[lhun grub]]) [RY]  


name of text; Bhumi Sections; the five works on the spiritual stages by [[Asanga]], Treatise on the [[bhumis]]; [RY]
[[thogal]]
Direct Crossing of spontaneous presence ([[lhun grub thod rgal]]) - spontaneously accomplished [[Tögal]] practice, spontaneously present [[Tögal]], all-surpassing realization of spontaneous presence [RY]  


1) fields and serfs/ [[sde 'bangs]] [[mi ser]]; 2) Treatise on the levels [IW]


nt. Bhumi Sections [RY]


The ''Bhumi Sections'' and the ''Ornament of the Sutras'' teach this: the four immeasurables arise based on [[sentient being]]s together with their individual focus, and that based on [[dharmata]] these four arise without focus as this realization that their nature is unborn.
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Revision as of 12:10, 26 February 2007

Tögal (thod rgal) - 'Direct crossing.' Dzogchen has two main sections: Trekchö and Tögal. The former emphasizes primordial purity (ka dag) and the latter spontaneous presence (lhun grub) [RY]

thogal Direct Crossing of spontaneous presence (lhun grub thod rgal) - spontaneously accomplished Tögal practice, spontaneously present Tögal, all-surpassing realization of spontaneous presence [RY]