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The '''eight perverse actions''' ([[Wyl.]] ''log pa brgyad'') are: to criticize good, praise evil, interrupt the accumulation of merit of a virtuous person, disturb the minds of those who have devotion, give up your spiritual master, give up your deity, give up your vajra brothers and sisters, and desecrate a [[mandala]]. | The '''eight perverse actions''' ([[Wyl.]] ''log pa brgyad'') are: to criticize good, praise evil, interrupt the accumulation of merit of a virtuous person, disturb the minds of those who have devotion, give up your spiritual master, give up your deity, give up your vajra brothers and sisters, and desecrate a [[mandala]]. | ||
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The eight perverse actions (Wyl. log pa brgyad) are: to criticize good, praise evil, interrupt the accumulation of merit of a virtuous person, disturb the minds of those who have devotion, give up your spiritual master, give up your deity, give up your vajra brothers and sisters, and desecrate a mandala.