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English Definition | Fourteen root downfalls; fourteen root transgressions of the tantric vows/ precepts.\n1. {rdo rje slob dpon la brnyas pa/} belittling the vajra master/guru\n2. {bde gshegs bka' las 'das pa/} despising the precepts of the Buddha\n3. {rdo rje'i spun } {la 'khu ba/} speaking badly of vajra brothers and sisters\n4. {byams pa 'dor ba/} abandoning love for sentient beings\n5. {smon 'jug gi sems 'dor ba/} abandoning the wishing and committed mind of enlightenment\n6. {mdo sngags kyi chos la smod pa/} despising the [sūtra] and tantra teachings\n7. {smod min la gsang ba sgrog pa/} exposing the secret of tantra to those who are not initiated\n8. {phung po la brnyas pa/} mistreating one's body\n9. {stong pa nyid spong ba/} abandoning emptiness or being sceptical about it\n10. {gdug can gyi grogs bsten pa/} associating with bad friends\n11. {stong pa nyid dran par ma byas pa/} not reflecting on emptiness\n12. {dad ldan sems sun 'byin pa/} disturbing another's faith in the Dharma\n13. {dam tshig ji bzhin mi bsten pa/} not observing the pledges and commitments\n14. {bud med smod pa/} despising women. |
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