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The ten innermost jewels of [[Kadampa]] tradition. 1) [[gtad pa bzhi]]. the four entrustments B. 2) [[rdo rje gsum]]. the three diamond hard resolutions. 3) [[thegs]] [[med]] [[rdo rje]]. the resolution to reject objections from parents etc. to one's practicing in seclusion 4) [[khrel med]] [[rdo rje]]. the resolution to face embarrassment 5) [[ye shes rdo rje]] [[dang 'grogs]] [[pa]]. to resolution to abide by promised practices C. 6) [[bud]] [[snyegs]] [[thob]] [[gsum]]. the three, expulsion, finding and attaining 7) [[mi gral nas bud]]. self expulsion from human society 8) [[khyi]] [[gral]] [[snyegs]]. finding the company of dogs 9) [[lha gral]] [[thob]]. attaining heavenly status. ([[RY]])
 
 
The 10 innermost jewels of kadampa tradition. ([[IW]])


the four teachings of the Kadampas. ([[RY]])


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བླའ་གདམས་ཕུགས་ནོར་བཅུ།

The ten innermost jewels of Kadampa tradition. 1) gtad pa bzhi. the four entrustments B. 2) rdo rje gsum. the three diamond hard resolutions. 3) thegs med rdo rje. the resolution to reject objections from parents etc. to one's practicing in seclusion 4) khrel med rdo rje. the resolution to face embarrassment 5) ye shes rdo rje dang 'grogs pa. to resolution to abide by promised practices C. 6) bud snyegs thob gsum. the three, expulsion, finding and attaining 7) mi gral nas bud. self expulsion from human society 8) khyi gral snyegs. finding the company of dogs 9) lha gral thob. attaining heavenly status. (RY)


The 10 innermost jewels of kadampa tradition. (IW)