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| − | + | the four streams of teachings; 1) texts with commentaries, 2) instructions with special notes, 3) empowerments with transmissions, 4) ritual performances with mantras of [[dharma protectors]], [[buddha activity]] and applications.) [[IW]] | |
| − | + | the four streams of teachings. [[IW]] | |
| − | + | the Four Streams of Teachings: 1) texts with commentaries. 2) instructions with special notes. 3) empowerments with introductions. 4) ritual performances with mantras of [[Dharma protectors]]. [[RY]] | |
| − | [[Category:Tibetan Dictionary]] [[Category:rydic2003]] [[Category:ka]] | + | [[Four Rivers of the Transmission]]. [[RY]] |
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བཀའི་ཆུ་བོ་བཞི
བཀའི་ཆུ་བོ་བཞི།
the four streams of teachings; 1) texts with commentaries, 2) instructions with special notes, 3) empowerments with transmissions, 4) ritual performances with mantras of dharma protectors, buddha activity and applications.) IW
the four streams of teachings. IW
the Four Streams of Teachings: 1) texts with commentaries. 2) instructions with special notes. 3) empowerments with introductions. 4) ritual performances with mantras of Dharma protectors. RY