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ensuing virtue, subsequent connected virtue [IW] | |||
ensuing virtue [RY] | |||
[[dge ba'i sems byung gi bag chags rjes 'brel gyi dge ba]] 'Ensuing virtues' are the habitual patterns of the [eleven] virtuous mental states. [RY] | |||
subsequent connected virtue [dad sogs dge ba'i sems byung gi bag chags] [IW] | |||
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རྗེས་འབྲེལ་གྱི་དགེ་བ
ensuing virtue, subsequent connected virtue [IW]
ensuing virtue [RY]
dge ba'i sems byung gi bag chags rjes 'brel gyi dge ba 'Ensuing virtues' are the habitual patterns of the [eleven] virtuous mental states. [RY]
subsequent connected virtue [dad sogs dge ba'i sems byung gi bag chags] [IW]