The “point of no return” of the Mah

The “point of no return” of the Mahāyāna Paths is reached by entering the “first Sūtra level” (mdo sa dang po), which is in fact the first level of the Bodhisattva path (bodhisattvabhūmi). This level, called “great pleasure,”is intended for the practitioner to train the “perfection of giving” (dāna- pāramitā). It is, however, not exclusively leading to a Bodhisattva career:From this first Sutra level, one may depart with a “3” to the third Tantric level

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The "point of no return ' of the Mahāyāna Paths is reached by entering the" first level "Sutra (mdo sa dang po), which is in fact the first level of the Bodhisattva path (bodhisattvabhūmi). This level, called "great pleasure," is intended for the practitioner to train the "perfection of giving (dāna pāramitā-)". It is, however, not exclusively leading to a Bodhisattva's career: From this first Sutra level, one may depart with a "3" to the third level Tantric

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The "point of no return" Paths of the Mahayana is Reached by Entering the "first level Sutra" (mdo dang po sa) Which is in fact the first level of the Bodhisattva path (bodhisattvabhūmi). This level, Called "great pleasure" is intended for the practitioner to train the "perfection of giving" (dāna- Paramita). It is, however, not exclusively to a Bodhisattva leading career: From this first level Sutra, one may depart with a "3" to the third level Tantric