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Why are these three called ‘vehicles leading from the origin’? It is because they lead us along the path to the result of liberation from [[samsara]] by abandoning all the actions (''[[karma]]'') and destructive emotions (''[[kleshas]]'') which are the cause or ‘origin’ [of suffering]. | Why are these three called ‘vehicles leading from the origin’? It is because they lead us along the path to the result of liberation from [[samsara]] by abandoning all the actions (''[[karma]]'') and destructive emotions (''[[kleshas]]'') which are the cause or ‘origin’ [of suffering]. | ||
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Revision as of 09:43, 23 May 2009
Three Outer Yanas Leading from the Origin (Wyl. kun 'byung 'dren pa'i theg pa gsum) — the name given to the three causal vehicles of characteristics in the context of the nine yana categorization. They are:
Why are these three called ‘vehicles leading from the origin’? It is because they lead us along the path to the result of liberation from samsara by abandoning all the actions (karma) and destructive emotions (kleshas) which are the cause or ‘origin’ [of suffering].