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the extreme of peace [RY]
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thirteenfold attire of a peaceful deity: dar gyi chas gos lnga - the five silk garments + rat na'i chas brgyad - the eight jewel ornaments [RY]
 
thirteenfold attire of a peaceful deity. Concerning the attributes and ornaments, the five silk garments are the ribbons, silk scarf, silken crown, silken shawl, and skirt. The eight jewel ornaments are the crown, earrings, choker, short necklace, long necklace, arm rings, bracelets and anklets, belt. These are the thirteen attires of a peaceful deity.  [RY]


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ཞི་ཆས་བཅུ་གསུམ
thirteenfold attire of a peaceful deity: dar gyi chas gos lnga - the five silk garments + rat na'i chas brgyad - the eight jewel ornaments [RY]

thirteenfold attire of a peaceful deity. Concerning the attributes and ornaments, the five silk garments are the ribbons, silk scarf, silken crown, silken shawl, and skirt. The eight jewel ornaments are the crown, earrings, choker, short necklace, long necklace, arm rings, bracelets and anklets, belt. These are the thirteen attires of a peaceful deity. [RY]