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Lord who Pervades an Ocean of Mandalas. In the pervaded (khyab bya), the infinite ocean of mandalas, the pervader (khyab byed) is the Guru, the embodiment of all the families. The analogy is the sun in the sky which can be present in countless lakes [RY] | Lord who Pervades an Ocean of Mandalas. In the pervaded (khyab bya), the infinite ocean of mandalas, the pervader (khyab byed) is the Guru, the embodiment of all the families. The analogy is the sun in the sky which can be present in countless lakes [RY] | ||
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དཀྱིལ་འཁོར་རྒྱ་མཚོའི་ཁྱབ་བདག
Lord who Pervades an Ocean of Mandalas. In the pervaded (khyab bya), the infinite ocean of mandalas, the pervader (khyab byed) is the Guru, the embodiment of all the families. The analogy is the sun in the sky which can be present in countless lakes [RY]
Lord Who Pervades an Ocean of Mandalas [RY]