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The Five Dhyani Buddhas and the Five Senses - Vello Väärtnõu

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Author Vello Väärtnõu

Vairocana on nägemine

Akshobhya --- kuulmine

Ratnasambhava on lõhna tundmine

Amitabha --- maitse

Amogasiddha on kompimine.

Nii oli ,,,on ja ,,jääb alati.

V.

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Author Vello Väärtnõu
Written 25 August 2006


Vairocana is seeing

Akshobhya - hearing

Ratnasambhava is the sense of smell

Amitabha - taste

Amoghasiddhi is touch.

So it was, is, and always will be.

V.

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Source

Vello Väärtnõu's own writing "5dhyaanibuda"