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chos phung brgyad khri bzhi stong
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[caturasīti sahastraṇi dharma skandhāḥ]/ The eighty-four thousand heaps of doctrine. The entire teachings of Buddha incorporated into four groups of antidotes against four thousand delusions.\n1. {'dod chags kyi gnyen por nyis khri chig stong /} twenty-one thousand heaps of doctrine as antidotes to desire-attachment\n2. {zhe sdang gi gnyin por nyis khri chig stong /} twenty-one thousand heaps of doctrine as antidotes to hatred-anger\n3. {gti mug gi gnyen por nyis khri chig stong /} twenty-one thousand heaps of doctrine as antidotes to closed-mindedness\n4. {dug gsum thun mong ba'i gnyen por nyis khri chig stong /} twenty-one thousand heaps of doctrine as antidotes to all the three root delusions in equal proportions.
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