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The Dharma has two aspects: the truth of cessation, which is the three qualities of inconceivability, nonduality, and nonthought; and the truth of the path, which is the three qualities of purification, clarity, and remedial power. [Jokyab Rinpoche] | |||
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The Dharma has two aspects: the truth of cessation, which is the three qualities of inconceivability, nonduality, and nonthought; and the truth of the path, which is the three qualities of purification, clarity, and remedial power. [Jokyab Rinpoche]
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