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torma used as ritual weapon [RY]
The session torma (thun gtor), also called daily torma (rgyun gtor), is given occasionally as a present at the end of enjoining certain activities. [RY]
offerings made to evil spirits [JV]
1) yungs kar gyi thun 'debs pa; 2) Mtshams thun gyi mthar 'bul gtor [IW]
magic-weapon torma [RY]