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The space (nam-mkha') or dimension (dbyings) or expance (klong) of the Dharmakaya provides room for all possible manifestations of phenomena to arise without obstruction. Thus, the literal significance of Dharmakaya (chos-sku) is not "body," such as "Truth Body" or "Law Body," as some would treanslate it, but the dimension (sku, Skt. kāya) of all existence (chos, Skt. dharma). Dharma is what exists, that is, "reality"; and, therefore, it is also the teaching about what really exists. The term kā
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― The Golden Letters: The Tibetan Teachings of Garab Dorje, First Dzogchen Master
― The Golden Letters: The Tibetan Teachings of Garab Dorje, First Dzogchen Master
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To this I replied, "I still think that my body is not merely a sensory appearance, for surely it came from my parents, who were its cause and condition."
He said, "If you think that your body came from your father and mother, then what are the beginning and end of these parents? What are their source, their location, their final destination? Tell me!"
I answered, "I think that they exist, but I am not aware of what they are. It seems to me that a physical body without parents is not possible."
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― Buddhahood Without Meditation: A Visionary Account Known As Refining One's Perception
― Buddhahood Without Meditation: A Visionary Account Known As Refining One's Perception
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