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== Ratnasambhava ==
== Ratnasambhava ==


The name ''Ratnasambhava'' means “the Jewel-born One” or “Origin of Jewels.” The Three Jewels are the Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha. The Buddha is the Enlightened One, the Guru, the hub of the wheel of the Law. The Dharma is the Teaching, or the Law. The Sangha is the Community.
O nome ''Ratnasambhava'' significa “o Ser Nascido da Joia” ou “a Origem das Joias”. As três joias são o Buda, o Dharma e a Sangha. O Buda é o ser iluminado, o Guru, o eixo da roda da Lei. O Dharma é o Ensinamento, ou a Lei. A Sangha é a Comunidade.


Ratnasambhava transmutes the poison of pride (spiritual, intellectual and human pride) into the Wisdom of Equality. Tibetan Buddhists teach that with the Wisdom of Equality one sees all things with divine impartiality and recognizes the divine equality of all beings. One sees all beings and the Buddha as having the same nature.
Ratnasambhava transmutes the poison of pride (spiritual, intellectual and human pride) into the Wisdom of Equality. Tibetan Buddhists teach that with the Wisdom of Equality one sees all things with divine impartiality and recognizes the divine equality of all beings. One sees all beings and the Buddha as having the same nature.
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