檢視 Three doors 三門（身、語、意）的原始碼

A person's '''three doors''' (Skt. ''tridvāra''; Tib. ''go sum''; [[Wyl.]] ''sgo gsum'') are his or her:
*body (Skt. ''kāya''; Tib. ''lü''; Wyl. ''lus''), 
*speech (Skt. ''vāk''; Tib. ''ngak''; Wyl. ''ngag''), and 
*mind (Skt. ''citta''; Tib. ''yi''; Wyl. ''yid'').

Through these three doors, we accumulate either positive or negative [[karma]]. Of the three, the mind is the ‘boss’, and the body and speech are subservient.

In [[Vajrayana]], the three doors are considered to be, in essence, the [[three secrets]] or [[three vajras]].

==Alternative Translations==
*Three avenues of being
*Three gates

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