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threefold purity [of not conceptualizing subject, object and action], threefold total/ comprehensive purity [RY] | threefold purity [of not conceptualizing subject, object and action], threefold total/ comprehensive purity [RY] | ||
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threefold purity [of not conceptualizing subject, object and action], threefold total/ comprehensive purity [RY]
3-fold purity [not conceptualizing subject, object and action, as in the case of the perfect training of the seventh bhumi: las su bya ba, byed pa po, bya ba.] [IW]
3-fold purity [IW]
threefold purity, pure motive (no preconceived ideas as to result of action), the receiver of gift, the act of giving, and the person giving must all be in a state of disinterestedness, agent + action + recipient of action [JV]
Threefold Purity. Total purity of the three concepts. Absence of fixation on subject, object and action [RY]
threefold total/ comprehensive purity/ freedom; total purity/ freedom of/ from subject, object, and their interrelationship [RB]