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• Chapter XX — Discussion of Skill in Means (RiBa)
  the 4 restraints, the 4 bases of accomplishment, the 5 faculties, the 5 powers, the 7 limbs and the 8 fold path.] One does not affect the extinction of
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• Glossary from The Great Gate
  and the three kayas. [RY] Five Excellent Beings (rigs can drva ma lnga). Five recipients of the Anu Yoga teachings. [RY] Five paths (lam lnga). The path
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• Glossary from Blazing Splendor
  Dzogchen practice of Togal, the five gross elements which form the physical body, dissolve back into their essences, five-colored light. Sometimes the only
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• Chapter I — The Practice of the Knowledge of All Modes (RiBa)
  form, etc., and he does not enter Nirvana midway before he realizes ten powers of Tathagatas, his four grounds of self-confidence, and the eighteen dharmas
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• shes rab/tm
  the five defilements that afflict beings be dispelled! May they bring the five powers to perfection!89dbang po lnga. This refers to the five powers that
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• Wakefulness
  Padmasambhava, this learned and accomplished monk once exhibited his miraculous powers, attained through mastery of Vajra Kilaya, by soaring through the sky like
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• Chapter VI — Dedication and Jubilation (RiBa)
  qualities of Buddha and nature, and with perfections of self-confidence and of powers; and also anyone associated with any perfection of superknowledges, of comprehension
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• Chapter I — The Practice of the Knowledge of All Modes
  form, etc., and he does not enter Nirvana midway before he realizes ten powers of Tathagatas, his four grounds of self-confidence, and the eighteen dharmas
  32 KB (5,574 words) - 09:32, 12 January 2006
• Enlightened Vagabond/Notes
  third turning of the wheel of dharma by Buddha Shakyamuni. It is one of the Five Treatises received by the great Indian pandita Asanga in visions from the
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