subhūtiśrī

subhūtiśrī

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The Inquiry of Avalokiteśvara on the Seven Qualities

Subhūtiśrī

subhūtiśrī

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Subhūtiśrī(śānti) was a paṇḍita from Kaśmīr invited to Western Tibet during the reign of the king Lha Dé (Lha lde) who translated a number of Prajñāpāramitā texts, sūtras, and works of pramāṇa.

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