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Magical display of the four conversions, magical display of the fourfold conversion possessed by a nirmanakaya: Converting through the perfect deeds of his Body endowed with great merit; such as the Twelve Deeds [[mdzad pa bcu gnyis]] and so forth. Conversion through the direct perception of the great super-knowledges of his Mind which are the six super-knowledges [[mngon shes drug]]. Conversion through the great miraculous power of his inconceivable Qualities and Activities which are the various magical displays of the deeds of his Three Secrets [[gsang gsum]]. Conversion through the knowledge of teaching the five vehicles of his Speech or conversion through the Mahayana teaching of his Speech. The five vehicle are for gods, humans, shravaka and pratyekabuddhas, bodhisattvas, and the Secret Mantra. See [['dul ba rnam par bzhi]] [RY] | |||
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magical display of the four conversions [IW]
Magical display of the four conversions, magical display of the fourfold conversion possessed by a nirmanakaya: Converting through the perfect deeds of his Body endowed with great merit; such as the Twelve Deeds mdzad pa bcu gnyis and so forth. Conversion through the direct perception of the great super-knowledges of his Mind which are the six super-knowledges mngon shes drug. Conversion through the great miraculous power of his inconceivable Qualities and Activities which are the various magical displays of the deeds of his Three Secrets gsang gsum. Conversion through the knowledge of teaching the five vehicles of his Speech or conversion through the Mahayana teaching of his Speech. The five vehicle are for gods, humans, shravaka and pratyekabuddhas, bodhisattvas, and the Secret Mantra. See 'dul ba rnam par bzhi [RY]