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| + | [[The Four Not to Leave the Walls of Sakya]]: (Tib.: [[chag me nam shi]]) - four special '[[methods of accomplishment]]' (see - [[Sadhana]]) always to be practiced by [[lamas]] and [[monks]] of [[Sakya]]: | ||
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| + | [[lamdu]], | ||
| + | [[lamsap]], | ||
| + | [[birsrung]], | ||
| + | [[naljorma]]. | ||
| + | </poem> | ||
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| + | This classification become popular at the time of [[Ngorchen]]. Prior to this there was the set of [[Four Golden Dharmas]]: | ||
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| + | [[lamdu]], | ||
| + | [[lamsap]], | ||
| + | [[birsrung]], and | ||
| + | [[nampar jompa]]. | ||
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| + | </poem> | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:47, 7 September 2018
Chag Me Nam Shi: (see The Four not to Leave the Walls of Sakya).
The Four Not to Leave the Walls of Sakya: (Tib.: chag me nam shi) - four special 'methods of accomplishment' (see - Sadhana) always to be practiced by lamas and monks of Sakya:
This classification become popular at the time of Ngorchen. Prior to this there was the set of Four Golden Dharmas:
lamdu,
lamsap,
birsrung, and
nampar jompa.
</poem>
