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| Processed by: | ycandau (2011-11-11 19:23:09 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 35823 - submitted by 'saraneswald' >> The manners of distinguishing [mind and desire] are eight: these are the straight-and-crooked, the true-and-false, the great-and-small, and the relative-and-all-embracing. (From Master xxxx's "xxxxx," translated by xxx xxxxx and xxxx xxxxx, forthcoming) Editor: 八法 Eight Manners. In cooking too. You can make a Wikipedia article about it. See if they let you hype your book. |
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# 八法 八法 [ba fa] /In Buddhism: The eight manners of distinguishing: straight vs. crooked, truth vs. false, great vs. small, and relative vs universal./ |