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the generosity of fearlessness [RY]
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Saha world. The name of our present world system. Saha means 'enduring' because the sentient beings here endure unbearable suffering. Saha can also mean 'undivided' because the karmas and kleshas, causes and effects, are not separately divided or differentiated [RY]


generosity of fearlessness, the gift of having no danger [protecton against [fear of] enemies wild beasts etc. and phan 'dogs pa'o the [IW]
long-suffering world/ universe; world of sorrow [RB]


generosity of fearlessness, the gift of having no danger [IW]
long-suffering world/ universe [RY]


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མི་མཇེད་འཇིག་རྟེན་གྱི་ཁམས
Saha world. The name of our present world system. Saha means 'enduring' because the sentient beings here endure unbearable suffering. Saha can also mean 'undivided' because the karmas and kleshas, causes and effects, are not separately divided or differentiated [RY]

long-suffering world/ universe; world of sorrow [RB]

long-suffering world/ universe [RY]