Dictionaries/Tsepak Rigdzin/1123
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| Wylie | mtha' gnyis |
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| English Definition | The two extremes. A.\n1. {rtag mtha'/} [nityānta]/ extreme of eternalism\n2. {chad mtha'/} [ucchedānta]/ extreme of nihilism.\nB.\n1. {srid pa 'khor ba'i mtha'/} extreme of cyclic existence— [saṁsara]\n2. {zhi ba myang 'das kyi mtha'/} extreme of peace— [nirvāṇa]\nС.\n1. {yod mtha'/} [astyanta]/ extreme of existence\n2. {med mtha'/} [ananta]/ extreme of non-existence.\nD.\n1. {bzang mtha'/} extreme of good\n2. {ngan mtha'} extreme of evil. |
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