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Kamalasila's ¡msecond Stage of Meditation¡n says: Since the bhagavam buddhas are imbued with great compassion they remain until the end of the realm in which beings dwell, even though they have attained the complete perfection of their own aims.
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And also: The sole cause of the non-abiding nirvana of the bhagavans is great compassion.
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The glorious Candrakirti taught that just as seeds, water, and ripening are important in the beginning, middle, and end of a harvest, similarly, compassion is important in the beginning, middle, and end of the harvest of buddhahood.
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His Commentary on the "Middle Way" (Madhyamakavatara) states: Compassion alone is regarded as the seed of a conqueror's excellent harvest, as water for its development, and as the maturation in a state of long enjoyment. Therefore at the beginning I praise compassion.
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With this powerful idea in view, the ¡mCompendium of the Teachings S?tra¡n says: Bhagavan, bodhisattvas should not learn many teachings. Bhagavan, if bodhisattvas grasp and know one teaching, they will have all of t Buddha's teachings in the palm of their hand. What is this one teaching? It is great compassion.
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Bhagavan, with great compassion all the Buddha's teachings are in the bodhisattvas' palm. For example, Bhagavan, wherever the precious wheel of a universal sovereign is, there also is the assembly of his battalions. Likewise, Bhagavan, wherever the bodhisattvas' great compassion is, there are all the Buddha's traching.
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For example, Bhagavan, once there is a life force, all the other sensory faculties will exist.
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Bhagavan, similarly, once great compassion exists, all the other bodhisattvas' qualities will appear.
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"You received the Great Elder's ultimate instruction!"
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