Five Pure Lights
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The Five Pure Lights are a conceptual mystery in the Dzogchen tradition of Bön and Nyingma and are aspects of non-dual clarity and primordial luminosity of dharmakaya, Kunzhi and/or the Void. It is important to emphasise from the outset that their light-like essence-quality and their associated colours are oft-described according to the five coloured Himalayan Rainbow. This symbolic association of Himalayan concepts and naming conventions is a cultural attribution to that which is unnameable and inconceivable.
The Five Pure Lights are the most sublime essence-quality of the Five Elemental Processes of Space, Air, Water, Fire, Earth and constitute the Rainbow Body of Dzogchen.
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- Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche (2002). Healing with Form, Energy, and Light. Ithaca, New York: Snow Lion Publications. ISBN 1559391766
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