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(1) The ultimate speech of [[dharmakaya]], purity beyond expression. (2) The symbolic speech of [[sambhogakaya]], illustrated by bodily forms. (3) The verbal speech of [[nirmanakaya]], possessing the melodiousness of Brahma. (4) The knowledge speech of [[abhisambodhikaya]], appearing | (1) The ultimate speech of [[dharmakaya]], purity beyond expression. (2) The symbolic speech of [[sambhogakaya]], illustrated by bodily forms. (3) The verbal speech of [[nirmanakaya]], possessing the melodiousness of Brahma. (4) The knowledge speech of [[abhisambodhikaya]], appearing in the individual voices of those to be tamed. (5) The wisdom speech of [[vajrakaya]], the [[nonduality]] of resounding and being empty. | ||
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Revision as of 11:45, 1 March 2007
(1) The ultimate speech of dharmakaya, purity beyond expression. (2) The symbolic speech of sambhogakaya, illustrated by bodily forms. (3) The verbal speech of nirmanakaya, possessing the melodiousness of Brahma. (4) The knowledge speech of abhisambodhikaya, appearing in the individual voices of those to be tamed. (5) The wisdom speech of vajrakaya, the nonduality of resounding and being empty.