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[[zas kyis dug pa]] poisoned by food [RY]
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three postures [according to the penetration of sound [[sgra thal 'gyur]] ngb vol 10, the posture of the lion which rests in the buddha-body of reality frees 1 from all fears of bewilderment and enables 1 to see with eyes of indestructible reality; the posture of the elephant which rests in the buddha-body of perfect rapture brings about the experience of reality and enables 1 to see with lotus eyes; the crouching posture of a sage which rests in the emanational body emanates reality as appearances, and enables 1 to see with the eyes of reality] [IW]


old coat or garment patched up and mended, dress, garment [JV]
three postures [RY]
 
1) tattered clothing; 2) [arch] bad [IW]


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དུག་སྟངས་གསུམ
three postures [according to the penetration of sound sgra thal 'gyur ngb vol 10, the posture of the lion which rests in the buddha-body of reality frees 1 from all fears of bewilderment and enables 1 to see with eyes of indestructible reality; the posture of the elephant which rests in the buddha-body of perfect rapture brings about the experience of reality and enables 1 to see with lotus eyes; the crouching posture of a sage which rests in the emanational body emanates reality as appearances, and enables 1 to see with the eyes of reality] [IW]

three postures [RY]