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1 буддист
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2 Кагьюр
Religion: Bka'-'gyur ("Translation of the Buddha-word", the collection of Tibetan Buddhist sacred literature representing the "Word of the Buddha"), Bkah-Hgyur, Kagyur, Kan-Gyur, Kanjur -
3 ваджра
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4 джкод
Religion: gcod (Esoteric Tibetan Buddhist rite, performed only after extensive spiritual preparation under the guidance of a guru, that aims at "cutting off" the human ego and thus destroying the illusion of duality between samsara and Nirvana) -
5 ламаист
Lamaist, Tibetan Buddhist -
6 Абхисамаяланкаралока
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Абхисамаяланкаралока
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7 Шантиракшита
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