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== Padma | == Vida de Padma Sambhava == | ||
Padma Sambhava’s name means “Lotus-Born One.” Although much of his life and work is obscured in legend, he is said to have been the foremost scholar at the famous monastic university in Nalanda, India, in the eighth century <small>A</small>.<small>D</small>. He was renowned for his mystical powers and mastery of the occult sciences—especially for his knowledge and application of ''dharani'' (“mystical sentences”). He also had a great command of worldly knowledge, from languages and fine arts to the earth sciences and architecture. | Padma Sambhava’s name means “Lotus-Born One.” Although much of his life and work is obscured in legend, he is said to have been the foremost scholar at the famous monastic university in Nalanda, India, in the eighth century <small>A</small>.<small>D</small>. He was renowned for his mystical powers and mastery of the occult sciences—especially for his knowledge and application of ''dharani'' (“mystical sentences”). He also had a great command of worldly knowledge, from languages and fine arts to the earth sciences and architecture. | ||