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121 key terms from Tibetan Buddhism explained clearly — from Bardo to Dzogchen, Karma to Vajrayana.
The Wheel of Life is a symbolic representation of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Tibetan Buddhism. It is often depicted as a wheel with various realms, including the realms of gods, humans, animals, and hell beings, and is used to illustrate the consequences of our actions and the nature of suffering. The Wheel of Life is used as a teaching tool to help practitioners understand the workings of karma and the importance of developing a positive and compassionate mindset. By contemplating the Wheel of Life, practitioners can develop a greater appreciation for the preciousness of human life and the importance of making the most of the opportunities it presents.
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