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'''three [[Buddha]] natures''' (三佛性). These are:  
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'''[[three Buddha natures]]''' ([[三佛性]]). These are:  
  
   (1) [[Buddha nature]] inherent in all [[sentient beings]] but unknown to them,  
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   (1) [[Buddha nature]] [[inherent]] in all [[sentient beings]] but unknown to them,  
   (2) [[Buddha nature]] gradually revealed through one’s [[spiritual]] training, and  
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   (2) [[Buddha nature]] gradually revealed through one’s [[spiritual]] {{Wiki|training}}, and  
 
   (3) [[Buddha nature]] fully revealed in a [[Buddha]].
 
   (3) [[Buddha nature]] fully revealed in a [[Buddha]].
 
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Latest revision as of 09:54, 21 September 2015

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three Buddha natures (三佛性). These are:

  (1) Buddha nature inherent in all sentient beings but unknown to them,
  (2) Buddha nature gradually revealed through one’s spiritual training, and
  (3) Buddha nature fully revealed in a Buddha.

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