As defined and classified by Gampopa in The Jewel Ornament of Liberation
Generosity (dana, jinpa): giving fully without attachment.
1. giving wealth,
2. giving fearlessness,
3. giving Dharma.
Ethical discipline (shila, tsultrim): taking precepts from others; pure motivation; renewing when it declines; mindfulness and respect.
1. restraint;
2. accumulating virtue;
3. benefitting sentient beings.
Patience (shanti, zopa): a feeling of ease accompanied by compassion.
1. patience toward someone harmful;
2. patience of accepting suffering;
3. patience in understanding the Dharma.
Diligence (virya, tsondru): joy in virtue.
1. armor-like diligence until the end of samsara;
2. applied diligence to avoid kleshas, accomplish virtue, and benefit beings;
3. insatiable diligence until awakening.
Meditation (dhyana, samten): calmly abiding one-pointedly on virtue.
1. abiding bliss free of discursive thoughts;
2. accumulating good qualities;
3. benefitting sentient beings.
Wisdom (prajna, sherab): full discrimination of all phenomena.
1. mundane wisdom: medicine, reasoning, language, arts;
2. lesser supramundane wisdom: hearing, reflection, and meditation that realizes the three marks: impermanence, selflessness, suffering;
3. greater supramundane wisdom: hearing, reflection, and meditation that realizes the emptiness of all phenomena.
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