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Buddha-speech ([[gsung]]) | |||
*The speech of the buddhas is said to have five aspects in that the buddhas may communicate through: 1) uncreated meaning ([[skye med don gi gsung]]), enlightened intention and symbols ([[dgongs pa brda'i gsung]]), 3) expressive words ([[brjod pa tshig gi gsung]]), 4) indivisible reality ([[dbyer med rdo rje'I gsung]]), and 5) the blessings of awareness ([[rig pa byin labs kyi gsung]]). [[GD]] (from the Glossary to [[Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings]]) | |||
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Buddha-speech (gsung)
- The speech of the buddhas is said to have five aspects in that the buddhas may communicate through: 1) uncreated meaning (skye med don gi gsung), enlightened intention and symbols (dgongs pa brda'i gsung), 3) expressive words (brjod pa tshig gi gsung), 4) indivisible reality (dbyer med rdo rje'I gsung), and 5) the blessings of awareness (rig pa byin labs kyi gsung). GD (from the Glossary to Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings)