Dictionaries/Tsepak Rigdzin/1078
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| English Definition | The five types of minds of a Buddha. According to the Nyingma tradition these are: 1){mi rtog chen po'i thugs/} great non-conceptual mind\n2){mnyam pa chen po'i thugs/} the great balanced mind\n3){'gro ba grol ba'i thugs/} the mind for liberating sentient beings\n4){mi phyed rdo rje'i thugs/} the indestructible adamantine mind\n5){mngon byang gi thugs/} the totally enlightened mind. |
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