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the four life-binding nails [IW]
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*the four life-binding nails [IW]


[[four stakes to bind the life-force]] ([[srog sdom gzer bzhi]]) - [detailed expl., ''[[The Light of Wisdom]]'', Vol. 2, page 108]. Furthermore: To explain the ''four stakes to bind the life-force,'' the object to be purified is the state of affairs of a [[sentient being]]'s [[body, speech and mind]] as well as its activities. The result of purification is the [[Body, Speech, Mind, Qualities and Activities]] of [[buddhahood]]. Even though this basic state of affairs of any [[sentient being]] is [[primordially pure]] as these aspects of [[buddhahood]], in the apparent state these are seen as being impure and involved in the [[cause and effect]] of [[samsaric existence]]. The [[means]] which purify are to apply these [[key points of instruction]] to these four stakes which bind this life-force and herein you come to realize the way it ultimately is. Thus, by binding [[samsara and nirvana]] with the life-force of their purity in being completely equanimous, both the basic and the apparent aspects - the practitioner's [[three gates]] and [[Activities]] and the deity's Body, Speech, Mind and Activities - are brought into the path as the [[great primordial purity]]. This is therefore the extraordinary key point of the nonseparateness of [[development stage]] and [[completion stage]] and the special feature of the Old School of the [[Early Translations]], [[Ngagyur Nyingma]]. [[Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche]] [RY]
*[[four stakes to bind the life-force]] ([[srog sdom gzer bzhi]]) - [detailed expl., ''[[The Light of Wisdom]]'', Vol. 2, page 108]. Furthermore: To explain the ''four stakes to bind the life-force,'' the object to be purified is the state of affairs of a [[sentient being]]'s [[body, speech and mind]] as well as its activities. The result of purification is the [[Body, Speech, Mind, Qualities and Activities]] of [[buddhahood]]. Even though this basic state of affairs of any [[sentient being]] is [[primordially pure]] as these aspects of [[buddhahood]], in the apparent state these are seen as being impure and involved in the [[cause and effect]] of [[samsaric existence]]. The [[means]] which purify are to apply these [[key points of instruction]] to these four stakes which bind this life-force and herein you come to realize the way it ultimately is. Thus, by binding [[samsara and nirvana]] with the life-force of their purity in being completely equanimous, both the basic and the apparent aspects - the practitioner's [[three gates]] and [[Activities]] and the deity's Body, Speech, Mind and Activities - are brought into the path as the [[great primordial purity]]. This is therefore the extraordinary key point of the nonseparateness of [[development stage]] and [[completion stage]] and the special feature of the Old School of the [[Early Translations]], [[Ngagyur Nyingma]]. [[Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche]] [RY]


four nails which control life-breath [RY]
*four nails which control life-breath [RY]
 
*[[Four Stakes That Bind The Life-force]] [CJD]


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  • the four life-binding nails [IW]
  • four nails which control life-breath [RY]