Three Vajras

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The Three Vajras namely 'body', 'speech' and 'mind' are a formulation within Tibetan Buddhism and Bon which holds the full experience of the 'openness' (Sanskrit: nyat ) of Buddha-nature, void of all bar the 'qualities' (Wylie: yon-tan) and 'marks' (Wylie: mtshan-dpe) and establishes a sound experiential key upon the 'continuum of the path' to enlightenment. In Japanese Buddhism they are known as the Three Mysteries (Japanese: san-mitsu). The Three Jewels imply purity of action, speech and thought and therefore in Tibetan Buddhism the Three Vajras are viewed in The Twilight Language as a form of the Three Jewels.

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The Three Vajras namely 'body', 'speech' and 'mind' are a formulation within Tibetan Buddhism and Bon which holds the full experience of the 'openness' (Sanskrit: sunyata) of Buddha-nature, void of all bar the 'qualities' (Wylie: yon-tan) and 'marks' (Wylie: mtshan-dpe) and establishes a sound experiential key upon the 'continuum of the path' to enlightenment. In Japanese Buddhism they are known as the Three Mysteries (Japanese: san-mitsu). The Three Jewels imply purity of action, speech and thought and therefore in Tibetan Buddhism the Three Vajras are viewed in The Twilight Language as a form of the Three Jewels.