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| − | + | I'm still working on putting the entire RY Dictionary of Erik's into Tibetan Unicode...and won't be able to include the directional blue-linked Tibetan characters until I get to each Tibetan word or phrase or set of characters...it's going to take some major time as I'm doing this in the Tibetan alphabetical format. (hint: I'm still only on the 3rd page of 'ka', with 200 entries on each page...lol!). I also have ''The Gilded Palace'' section, which is an English-based version of Erik's RYDictionary which Erik and I agreed to. Much to my surprise, this keeps me researching and meditating even in my sleep! haha! I can't think of a better way to do some true "practice-in-solitude" than to work on this. It's non-stop and literally capable of invoking-to-realization this Essence which we dearly cherish and contemplate. Dudjom Lingpa has much to say about this...among others I mean, of course. --[[User:Richard|Richard]] 23:41, 25 July 2008 (EDT) | |
| − | + | Happy to hear. I was a little worried sometimes on computer things are misunderstood. I think you work is larger. | |
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Oh, no problem at all Bj...[edit]
I'm still working on putting the entire RY Dictionary of Erik's into Tibetan Unicode...and won't be able to include the directional blue-linked Tibetan characters until I get to each Tibetan word or phrase or set of characters...it's going to take some major time as I'm doing this in the Tibetan alphabetical format. (hint: I'm still only on the 3rd page of 'ka', with 200 entries on each page...lol!). I also have The Gilded Palace section, which is an English-based version of Erik's RYDictionary which Erik and I agreed to. Much to my surprise, this keeps me researching and meditating even in my sleep! haha! I can't think of a better way to do some true "practice-in-solitude" than to work on this. It's non-stop and literally capable of invoking-to-realization this Essence which we dearly cherish and contemplate. Dudjom Lingpa has much to say about this...among others I mean, of course. --Richard 23:41, 25 July 2008 (EDT) Happy to hear. I was a little worried sometimes on computer things are misunderstood. I think you work is larger.