Nine attributes of a learned person

Nine attributes of a learned person (T. mkhas pa'i tshul dgu), according to Tibetan Buddhism, are:

• being skilled in the threefold training of listening, reflection and meditation
• being skilled in exposition, debate, and composition
• being learned, virtuous, and noble (T. mkhas btsun bzang gsum)

Also known as "nine ways of being learned", "nine modes of expertise", etc.

Sources

• mkhas_pa'i_tshul_dgu, Rangjung Yeshe Wiki
• Nine modes of expertise, Rigpa Shedra Wiki

External links

• When Can Buddhism Be Considered Dead and When Living? by Prof. Dorji Wangchuk on YouTube
• The Scholar-Practitioner in the age of AI - Presentation by Julia Stenzel (read by Catherine Dalton; begins at 46min mark) on YouTube