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གཏེར་ཚེག།
gter tsheg
གཏེར་ཚེག།
Terma sign, according to the vision of Taksham Dorje, it is said that the two circles symbolize means and knowledge and the crescent moon their indivisible unity. This is, however, not totally fixed since the wood blocks at Mindroling have only two circles without a crescent moon. (RY)
see also gter tshegs. (JV)