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Four Primary Hidden Points of Divination ([[gab rtse bzhi]]) | Four Primary Hidden Points of Divination ([[gab rtse bzhi]]) | ||
*The following four necessary aspects form the basis upon which all divination techniques are actually implemented: 1) the discrete elements which are determined according to their external, internal, and secret classifications; 2) the sense-objects which convey these elements to the senses; 3) the intellect which analyses the mutual relationships between the elements and sense objects; and 4) the mind which grasps the negative and positive attributes of such relationships. [[GD]] (from the Glossary to [[Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings]]) | *The following four necessary aspects form the basis upon which all divination techniques are actually implemented: 1) the discrete elements which are determined according to their external, internal, and secret classifications; 2) the sense-objects which convey these elements to the senses; 3) the intellect which analyses the mutual relationships between the elements and sense objects; and 4) the mind which grasps the negative and positive attributes of such relationships. [[GD]] (from the Glossary to [[Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings]]) | ||
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Four Primary Hidden Points of Divination (gab rtse bzhi)
- The following four necessary aspects form the basis upon which all divination techniques are actually implemented: 1) the discrete elements which are determined according to their external, internal, and secret classifications; 2) the sense-objects which convey these elements to the senses; 3) the intellect which analyses the mutual relationships between the elements and sense objects; and 4) the mind which grasps the negative and positive attributes of such relationships. GD (from the Glossary to Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings)