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| + | ===The Auspicious Golden Fishes=== | ||
| + | *(Skt. ''[[kanakamatsya]]''; Tibetan: {{BigTibetan|[[གསེར་ཉ]]}}, Wyl. ''[[gser nya]]'') | ||
| + | They stand for fearlessness, freedom and liberation, as well as happiness, fertility and abundance. | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | * [[Eight auspicious symbols]] | ||
| + | * [[Gaur-matsya]] | ||
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The Auspicious Golden Fishes
They stand for fearlessness, freedom and liberation, as well as happiness, fertility and abundance. |
