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1) khams [nature? health] dang success; 2) wind horse banners above houses etc.; 3) wind horse [IW]
 
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1) khams [nature? health] dang success; 2) wind horse banners above houses etc.; 3) wind horse [a quantized state of energizing proportional to brilliance/ success/ charisma and technical term in Shambhala teachings where 1 arouses and cultivates it] [IW]
 
1) khams [nature? health] dang success; 2) wind horse banners above houses etc.; 3) wind horse [a quantized state of energizing proportional to brilliance/ success/ charisma and technical term in Shambhala teachings where 1 arouses and cultivates it] [IW]

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1) khams [nature? health] dang success; 2) wind horse banners above houses etc.; 3) wind horse [IW]

1) khams [nature? health] dang success; 2) wind horse banners above houses etc.; 3) wind horse [a quantized state of energizing proportional to brilliance/ success/ charisma and technical term in Shambhala teachings where 1 arouses and cultivates it] [IW]

1) khams dang lam 'gro [rlung rta dar ba,//rgyag dang mi rgyag the tsom som nyi med, thebs dang mi thebs rlung rta'i steng shod yin]; 2) wind horse banners above houses etc.) [IW]

wind horse (represents all aspects of vitality), horse of fortune inscribed on flags, luck , lungta flags [JV]

the wind horse [RY]