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| − | 1) Yogic Application, Activity Application, Active Application, Application of Action, Phase of Application; 2) Enactment Activity, Activity of Enactment, Phase of Activity. A special proper noun for a specific type of practice, usually one wherein one actively applies the principles of the main practice as a means of attaining a practical result; generally within the context of a ritual and/or additional visualization and recitation. [ | + | 1) Yogic Application, Activity Application, Active Application, Application of Action, Phase of Application; 2) Enactment Activity, Activity of Enactment, Phase of Activity. A special proper noun for a specific type of practice, usually one wherein one actively applies the principles of the main practice as a means of attaining a practical result; generally within the context of a ritual and/or additional visualization and recitation. [[ET]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:22, 8 May 2023
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ལས་སྦྱོར
application of the activities [IW]
application of the activities, applications, (stage of) enactment; the activities [RY]
(phase of) enactment [RB]
destructive action [JV]
1) Yogic Application, Activity Application, Active Application, Application of Action, Phase of Application; 2) Enactment Activity, Activity of Enactment, Phase of Activity. A special proper noun for a specific type of practice, usually one wherein one actively applies the principles of the main practice as a means of attaining a practical result; generally within the context of a ritual and/or additional visualization and recitation. ET