Significance of Six Paramita

The Six Paramita in Tibetan Buddhism refers to the six perfections that a Bodhisattva should practice to cultivate essential qualities for enlightenment. These perfections include generosity, ethics (or moral discipline), patience, effort, meditation, and wisdom. They serve as guiding principles for Bodhisattvas in their spiritual development, aiding not only their own quest for enlightenment but also their commitment to help all beings. Mastery of these six perfections is crucial for attaining Buddhahood and crossing the ocean of afflictions.

Synonyms: Six perfections

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