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Five kinds of wrong livelihood ([[log 'tsho lnga]]). Hypocrisy, flattery, soliciting, expropriating, and calculated generosity.
'''King Indrabhuti''' ([[indra bodhi]]). An Indian king at the time of Lord Buddha. He is used as example for the Vajrayana practitioner of the highest capacity who attains [[liberation simultaneously with understanding]] the instructions and who is perfect in mingling the teachings with all aspects of daily life.


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King Indrabhuti (indra bodhi). An Indian king at the time of Lord Buddha. He is used as example for the Vajrayana practitioner of the highest capacity who attains liberation simultaneously with understanding the instructions and who is perfect in mingling the teachings with all aspects of daily life.

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