Difference between revisions of "'chi med lam"

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Poetic term for the sky, hence "the heavenly pathways of the immortals", "the sky paths of the immortals", etc. The implication is that the sky is the place where the "immortal" gods or devas traverse and reside, symbolically. [Erick Tsiknopoulos]
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'''chi med lam'' (“immortal path”) is a poetic term for the sky; hence "the heavenly pathways of the immortals", "the sky paths of the immortals", etc. The implication is that the sky is the place where the "immortal" gods or deva-s traverse and reside, symbolically speaking. [Erick Tsiknopoulos]

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'chi med lam (“immortal path”) is a poetic term for the sky; hence "the heavenly pathways of the immortals", "the sky paths of the immortals", etc. The implication is that the sky is the place where the "immortal" gods or deva-s traverse and reside, symbolically speaking. [Erick Tsiknopoulos]