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'''Patience''' (Skt. ''kshanti''; Tib. ''zöpa''; ''bzod pa''), the third of the [[six paramitas]], is defined as the ability not to be perturbed by anything. | '''Patience''' (Skt. ''kshanti''; Tib. ''zöpa''; [[wyl.]] ''bzod pa''), the third of the [[six paramitas]], is defined as the ability not to be perturbed by anything. | ||
===Subdivisions=== | ===Subdivisions=== | ||
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Patience (Skt. kshanti; Tib. zöpa; wyl. bzod pa), the third of the six paramitas, is defined as the ability not to be perturbed by anything.
Subdivisions
Chökyi Drakpa says:
- "Patience consists of being patient when wronged; the patience to bear hardships for the Dharma; and the patience to bear the profound truth without fear."