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path of training [JV] | path of training [JV] | ||
paths of learning [IW] | paths of learning [IW] | ||
Path of learning [[User:DKC|DKC]] | [[slob lam bzhi]] - the four paths of learning: 1) [[tshogs lam]]. 2) [[sbyor lam]] 3) [[mthong lam]] 4) [[sgom lam]] [RY] | ||
[[Path of learning]] [[User:DKC|DKC]] | |||
== Discussion == | == Discussion == | ||
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སློབ་ལམ
path of training [JV]
paths of learning [IW]
slob lam bzhi - the four paths of learning: 1) tshogs lam. 2) sbyor lam 3) mthong lam 4) sgom lam [RY]
Discussion
The Noble paths of seeing and meditation. They are so called because the learner Noble still has more to learn to attain a higher result. DKC