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dge ba bcu gnyis
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[dvadaṡa kuṡalāvi]/ The twelve virtues.\n1. {ngo bo nyid kyi dge ba/} [svabhāvakuṡala]/ natural virtue\n2. {'brel ba'i dge ba/} [saṁbandhakuṡala]/ associate virtue\n3. {rjes su 'brel ba'i dge ba/} [anubandhakuṡala]/ concordant virtue\n4. {kun slong gi dge ba/} [samutṭhānakuṡala]/ motivated virtue\n5. {don dam gyi dge ba/} [paramārthakuṡala]/ ultimate virtue\n6. {skye bas thob pa'i dge ba/} upapattipratilambhikakusala/. virtue aquired by birth\n7. {sbyor ba'i dge ba/} [prayogakuṡala]/ virtue acquired through learning\n8. {phan 'dogs pa'i dge ba/} [upakārikuṡala]/ beneficial virtue\n9. {yong su 'dzin pa'i dge ba/} [parigrāhakakuṡala]/ fully acquired virtue\n10. {gnyen po'i dge ba/} [pratipakṣakuṡala]/ antidotal virtue\n11. {nye bar zhi ba'i dge ba/} [upaṡamakuṡala]/ fully pacified virtue\n12. {rgyu mthun gyi dge ba/} [niṣyandakuṡala]/ virtue congruent to its cause.
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