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Wylie | tshe dbang rig 'dzin |
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English Definition | The immortality of life. One of the four immortalities (see {rig 'dzin rnam bzhi}) according to the Nyingma tradition of attaining grounds and paths. As soon as a trainee attains the supramundane stage, i.e. the fourth level of the path of preparation, he or she has attained the pure human vajra body, and because his or her consciousness becomes fully ripened to be transformed into the path of seeing, has also attained the immortality of life. |
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