Aspects of Shenrab Miwoche
Shenrab Miwoche is said to have three aspects or forms: the tulku (Tibetan: sprul sku; Sanskrit: nirmaṇakāya), Shenrab Miwoche; the dzoku (Tibetan: rdzogs sku; Sanskrit: sambhogakaya), Shenlha Okar; and the bonku (Tibetan: bon sku; Sanskrit: dharmakāya), Tapihritsa.
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