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Latest revision as of 20:50, 26 April 2006
The Stake Of Unchanging Realization (dgongs pa mi ‘gyur ba’i gzer)
This is one of the Four Stakes to Bind the Life-Force, a key set of principles in the tantric teachings of the Nyingma school. In particular, this particular stake relates to the recognition of the nature of reality (chos nyid) and wisdom (ye shes).