The Bodhisattva’s Approach to Sufferings
Manjushri, thus should a sick Bodhisattva control his own mind in order to overcome old age, sickness, death, and birth. Such, Manjushri, is the sickness… Read More »The Bodhisattva’s Approach to Sufferings
Manjushri, thus should a sick Bodhisattva control his own mind in order to overcome old age, sickness, death, and birth. Such, Manjushri, is the sickness… Read More »The Bodhisattva’s Approach to Sufferings
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