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Skilful means (Skt. upāya; Tib. ཐབས་, tab ; Wyl. thabs) — compassion, which is the counterpart of the wisdom of emptiness, and all bodhisattva activity motivated by compassion. The first five paramitas are skilful means, the sixth is wisdom.

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	'''Skilful means''' (Skt. ''upāya''; Tib. ''tab'' ; [[Wyl.]] ''thabs'') — compassion, which is the counterpart of the [[wisdom]] of [[emptiness]], and all [[bodhisattva]] activity motivated by compassion. The first five [[paramitas]] are skilful means, the sixth is wisdom.		'''Skilful means''' (Skt. ''upāya''; Tib. [[ཐབས་]], ''tab'' ; [[Wyl.]] ''thabs'') — compassion, which is the counterpart of the [[wisdom]] of [[emptiness]], and all [[bodhisattva]] activity motivated by compassion. The first five [[paramitas]] are skilful means, the sixth is wisdom.

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