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the four kinds of taming [IW]
the ritual of the three objects of taming [summer retreat, restoring the vow, dgag dbye rnams qv* [IW]


the four kinds of taming [four kinds of taming of the supreme emanational body (taming by the great merit of the buddha-body [[sku bsod nams chen pos 'dul ba]] taming by the direct perception of buddha-mind [[thugs mngon sum pas 'dul ba]] taming by inconceivable miraculous abilities [[rdzu 'phrul bsam gyis [IW]
the ritual of the three objects of taming [three bases of completely purifying/training in the precepts, the summer retreat, restoring the vow, dgag dbye rnams qv. A practice text clearly showing those three and the details of how they are to be performed, composed in the 15th century by the monk grags pa rgyal mtshan.] [IW]
 
the four kinds of taming [4 kinds of taming of the supreme emanational body [R] [IW]
 
four conversions, Four Kinds of Instruction of the Supreme Emanation Body. Instruction by the great merit of the buddha- body [[sku bsod nams chen pos 'dul ba]] instruction by the direct perception of buddha-mind [[thugs mngon sum pas 'dul ba]] instruction by inconceivable miraculous abilities [[rdzu 'phrul bsam gyis mi khyab pas 'dul ba]] and instruction by knowledge conveyed in speech [[gsung rig pas 'dul ba]] [RY]


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the ritual of the three objects of taming [summer retreat, restoring the vow, dgag dbye rnams qv* [IW]

the ritual of the three objects of taming [three bases of completely purifying/training in the precepts, the summer retreat, restoring the vow, dgag dbye rnams qv. A practice text clearly showing those three and the details of how they are to be performed, composed in the 15th century by the monk grags pa rgyal mtshan.] [IW]