The Bodhisattva's Body in a Pill Roger Hambleton Drawing from a rich cache

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The Bodhisattva's Body in a Pill Roger Hambleton Drawing from a rich cacheThe first historical study of the medicinal mani pill and its profound spiritual significance in Tibetan religion and culture The ma? i pill is one of the most popular relic traditions in Tibetan Buddhism. Treasured around the globe, ma? i pills are small edible pellets formed from mixing the powdered bodily remains of buddhas and bodhisattvas with ingredients used in Tibetan medicine and sanctified through a tantric liturgy. Ma? i pills are today