Difference between revisions of "Three Seals"

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It is called the seal because it is to certify whether it is the Buddha's teaching or not. Also see Four Seals.

1. sealing mud: for the sort that considers something has been attained and leaves traces

2. sealing water: for whom something is attained but leaves no traces

3. sealing space: for superior ones who attain and leave no trace

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