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! Illustration Type
! Illustration Type
| {{{ field | illustrationtype | input type=tokens | values=btags grol, mthong grol, 'thung grol, sbyin sreg - me brtsegs thab dkyil (hearth design), rab gnas, gtor ma, chakra - 'khor lo, yantra - srung 'khor, srog 'khor, spel ba - 'phel ba (increasing - extending), skyed pa (producing - growing), srung ba (protection - to ward off) }}}
| {{{ field | illustrationtype | input type=tokens | values=btags grol, mthong grol, 'thung grol, sbyin sreg - me brtsegs thab dkyil (hearth design), rab gnas, gtor ma, chakra - 'khor lo, yantra - srung 'khor, srog 'khor }}}
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! Associated Deity
| {{{ field | deity | input type=combobox }}}
| The deity associated with the image or that from which it draws its power.
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! Usage
| {{{ field | usage | input type=combobox | values=home, livestock, wearing (gdags), bum pa, me long, stupa - mchod rten}}}
| The purpose of the image or the way it is meant to be utilized or the object which it is meant to be applied to, i.e. protection for the home or worn on one's body or written on a mirror, etc.
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!Activity (las)
!Activity (las)
| {{{ field | activity | input type=dropdown | values=zhi ba (peaceful - pacifying), rgyas pa (increasing - enriching), dbang po (magnetizing - subduing), drag po (wrathful - destroying) }}}
| {{{ field | activity | input type=dropdown | values=zhi ba (peaceful - pacifying), rgyas pa (increasing - enriching), dbang po (magnetizing - subduing), drag po (wrathful - destroying) }}}
| Which of the four activities (las bzhi) is this related to?
| Which of the four activities (las bzhi) is this related to?
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!Purpose
|{{{ field | purpose | input type=combobox | values=srung ba (protection - to ward off), spel ba - 'phel ba (increasing - extending), skyed pa (producing - growing), grol ba (liberation) }}}
| The intended purpose or goal that one wishes to achieve.
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! Protection From
! Protection From
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| That which one intends to protect against or ward off.
| That which one intends to protect against or ward off.
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! Associated Deity
!Protection By
| {{{ field | deity | input type=combobox }}}
| {{{ field | protectionby | input type=combobox }}}
| The deity associated with the image or that from which it draws its power.
|The source of protection or the agent which protects.
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! Usage
| {{{ field | usage | input type=combobox | values=home, livestock, wearing (gdags), bum pa, me long, stupa - mchod rten}}}
| The purpose of the image or the way it is meant to be utilized or the object which it is meant to be applied to, i.e. protection for the home or worn on one's body or written on a mirror, etc.  
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! To Increase or Support
! To Increase or Support

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