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projecting and gathering (of thought) [RY]
projecting and gathering (of thought) [RY]

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སྤྲོ་བསྡུ
projecting and gathering (of thought) [RY]

to emanate and gather, dispense and concentrate, gathering and expanding, thought process, thinking or concentrating, projecting and dissolving, emanating and absorbing, dispersion and concentration, sending out and gathering back [RY]

complexity and simplicity; being complex or simple; to complicate or simplify; analysis and synthesis; proliferation and reduction/ subsiding/ resolution (of thoughts/ concepts); shining (forth) and reconverging (of light); isc. multiply and dwindle; isc. emanation and resolution; isc. vacillation/ vacillate/ waver [e.g. garuda is spro bsdu med pa in sky] [RB]

dispense and concentrate, gathering and expanding, thought process, thinking or concentrating, projecting and dissolving, emanating and absorbing, dispersion and concentration, sending out and gathering back [IW]

emanating and absorbing [RY]

emanate and resolve [JV]

emanate and resolve, proliferation and resolution [JV]

emanation and reabsorption, emanating and reabsorbing, sending out and gather back, radiation and reconvergence, radiating and reconverging (of light, during visualizations) [Erick Tsiknopoulos]