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King Indrabodhi / bhuti. An Indian king during the time of the Buddha who became a great accomplished master. He symbolizes the person of the highest caliber who can utilize sense pleasures as the path of practice [RY] | King Indrabodhi / bhuti. An Indian king during the time of the Buddha who became a great accomplished master. He symbolizes the person of the highest caliber who can utilize sense pleasures as the path of practice [RY] | ||
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རྒྱལ་པོ་ཨིན་དྲ་བོ་དྷི
King Indrabodhi / bhuti. An Indian king during the time of the Buddha who became a great accomplished master. He symbolizes the person of the highest caliber who can utilize sense pleasures as the path of practice [RY]
Indrabodhi [RY]