Difference between revisions of "Abbot Rabnang"

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...is to gradually attain the paths and bhumis. On the path of fruition, you should still regard the practice of unified emptiness and compassion as the basis of the path.

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−	...is to gradually attain [[the paths]] and [[bhumis]]. On the [[path of fruition]], you should still regard the practice of unified [[emptiness]] and [[compassion]] as the basis of the [[path]].	+	...is to gradually attain [[the paths]] and [[bhumis]]. On the [[path]] of [[fruition]], you should still regard the practice of unified [[emptiness]] and [[compassion]] as the basis of the [[path]].



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