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Enlightened activity (Tib. trinlé; Wyl. phrin las) — the activity of the buddhas for the welfare of beings. It is characterized as being spontaneously accomplished, everlasting and all-pervasive (Wyl. rtag khyab lhun grub).

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	'''Enlightened activity''' (Tib. trinlé; [[Wyl.]] ''phrin las'') - the activity of the [[buddha]]s for the welfare of beings. It is characterized as being spontaneously accomplished, everlasting and all-pervasive (Wyl. ''rtag khyab lhun grub'').		'''Enlightened activity''' (Tib. ''trinlé''; [[Wyl.]] ''phrin las'') — the activity of the [[buddha]]s for the welfare of beings. It is characterized as being spontaneously accomplished, everlasting and all-pervasive (Wyl. ''rtag khyab lhun grub'').

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