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3. scriptural source p. 1134. recap
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2 The Changeless Naturewherever pos
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8 The Changeless NatureBuddhist exp
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12 The Changeless NatureIn Sanskrit
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The Three Jewels 15Part One-The Goa
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The Three Jewels 17A. The First Vaj
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The Three Jewels 19a3 Its realisati
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The Three Jewels 21'Freedom from bo
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Buddha Nature 29General Comment on
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Buddha Nature 35Those whose seed is
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Buddha Nature 37Perception of the f
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Buddha Nature 39B2g. PhasesThe impu
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Buddha Nature 41A. Earth is support
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Buddha Nature 43Ca. This buddha-nat
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2nd - 7th level bodhisattvasBuddha
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Buddha Nature 49Because it is of a
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Buddha Nature 51country. Since this
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Buddha Nature 55The man who tries t
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Buddha Nature 57Just as the gold th
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Buddha Nature 59pure dharmakaya nat
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Buddha Nature 61In this example, wo
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Buddha Nature 63mould are the buddh
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Buddha Nature 652. When bees are ve
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Buddha Nature 67Thus the nine impur
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Buddha Nature 69The achievement of
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Buddha Nature 71There are five mist
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Buddha Nature 734. The defects of b
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Enlightenment 75The Fifth Vajra Poi
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Enlightenment 81It is like the unbl
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Enlightenment 85birth) and the inco
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Enlightenment 87This is because 'im
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Enlightenment 95the 'Realm of Great
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