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E Ma Ho! The fantastic Dharmadhatu is as broad and boundless as the universe. It is beyond imagination and discrimination by the dualistic consciousness. Due to karma and mental distortion initiated instantaneously, like tides appear in the sea, unlimited physical and mental worlds have emerged like a mirage. All beings  
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[[E Ma Ho]]! The fantastic [[Dharmadhatu]] is as broad and [[boundless]] as the [[universe]]. It is beyond [[imagination]] and {{Wiki|discrimination}} by the [[dualistic consciousness]]. Due to [[karma]] and [[mental]] [[distortion]] [[initiated]] instantaneously, like tides appear in the sea, [[unlimited]] [[physical]] and [[mental worlds]] have emerged like a [[mirage]]. All [[beings]]
  
have been led into the cycles of living and dying by their karma, which is in turn caused by differential attachments. Therefore, with secret mind transmission, the Five Buddha Families emerged from the awareness of the Primordial Samanthabhadra. And then in response to the karma of all sentient beings, countless Buddhas illusorily emanate from the unshaken rigpa to benefit all sentient beings.
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have been led into the cycles of living and dying by their [[karma]], which is in turn [[caused]] by differential [[attachments]]. Therefore, with secret [[mind transmission]], the [[Five Buddha Families]] emerged from the [[awareness]] of the [[Primordial]] [[Samanthabhadra]]. And then in response to the [[karma]] of all [[sentient beings]], countless [[Buddhas]] illusorily [[emanate]] from the unshaken [[rigpa]] to [[benefit]] all [[sentient beings]].
  
The supreme nirmanakaya Buddha Shakyamuni attained Buddhahood at Bodhigaya in India. From then on, Buddhist Dharma started to spread in this world. Several hundred years later, the second Budddha, Padmasambhava, was born in a lotus in the kingdom of Uddiyana as prophesied by Buddha Shakyamuni. Padmasambhava subdued and converted demons and externalists with his wrathful power and greatly carried forward the Buddha-Dharma in Tibet. Before he left Tibet he predicted that “When the  
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The [[supreme nirmanakaya]] [[Buddha Shakyamuni]] [[attained]] [[Buddhahood]] at [[Bodhigaya]] in [[India]]. From then on, [[Buddhist Dharma]] started to spread in this [[world]]. Several hundred years later, the second [[Budddha]], [[Padmasambhava]], was born in a [[lotus]] in the {{Wiki|kingdom}} of [[Uddiyana]] as prophesied by [[Buddha Shakyamuni]]. [[Padmasambhava]] subdued and converted {{Wiki|demons}} and externalists with his [[wrathful]] power and greatly carried forward the [[Buddha-Dharma]] [[in Tibet]]. Before he left [[Tibet]] he predicted that “When the  
  
Dharma Ending Age comes, root of virtues will be scarce, Buddha-dharma will be dim and Maras will grow powerful. So I have sealed various Termas (dharma treasures) in the earth, water, fire and air. There will be a lot of Tertons (Treasure finders) who are my emanations. They will reveal these Termas for the benefit of the sentient beings of that time.”
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[[Dharma]] Ending Age comes, [[root]] of [[virtues]] will be scarce, [[Buddha-dharma]] will be dim and [[Maras]] will grow powerful. So I have sealed various [[Termas]] ([[dharma treasures]]) in the [[earth]], [[water]], [[fire]] and [[air]]. There will be a lot of [[Tertons]] ([[Treasure finders]]) who are my [[emanations]]. They will reveal these [[Termas]] for the [[benefit]] of the [[sentient beings]] of that time.”
  
  

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E Ma Ho! The fantastic Dharmadhatu is as broad and boundless as the universe. It is beyond imagination and discrimination by the dualistic consciousness. Due to karma and mental distortion initiated instantaneously, like tides appear in the sea, unlimited physical and mental worlds have emerged like a mirage. All beings

have been led into the cycles of living and dying by their karma, which is in turn caused by differential attachments. Therefore, with secret mind transmission, the Five Buddha Families emerged from the awareness of the Primordial Samanthabhadra. And then in response to the karma of all sentient beings, countless Buddhas illusorily emanate from the unshaken rigpa to benefit all sentient beings.

The supreme nirmanakaya Buddha Shakyamuni attained Buddhahood at Bodhigaya in India. From then on, Buddhist Dharma started to spread in this world. Several hundred years later, the second Budddha, Padmasambhava, was born in a lotus in the kingdom of Uddiyana as prophesied by Buddha Shakyamuni. Padmasambhava subdued and converted demons and externalists with his wrathful power and greatly carried forward the Buddha-Dharma in Tibet. Before he left Tibet he predicted that “When the

Dharma Ending Age comes, root of virtues will be scarce, Buddha-dharma will be dim and Maras will grow powerful. So I have sealed various Termas (dharma treasures) in the earth, water, fire and air. There will be a lot of Tertons (Treasure finders) who are my emanations. They will reveal these Termas for the benefit of the sentient beings of that time.”



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