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-eight worldly concerns [[rnyed bde grags bstod bzhi 'dod cing dang du len la, de dag gi ldog phyogs bzhi mi 'dod pa'o]] The 'eight worldly concerns' are to desire and pursue four things: gain, pleasure, fame and praise, and to avoid their four opposites. [[de'i dbang gis 'jig rten pa rnams rtsom pa sna tshogs dang, rtsod pa sogs 'byung ba'i 'jig rten phal ba'i chos so]] Swayed by these, worldly people give rise to various undertakings, quarrels and so forth. Thus, they are the attributes of common worldly people. [RY]
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+As the saying goes, "�" [RY]
-the 8 worldly dharmas [IW]
-Syn [['jig rten phal pa'i chos]] common worldly Dharma. the eight worldly Dharma, [lankikagryadharma] supreme mundane qualities [RY]
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