The terma symbol

[Paul DiFilippo]

Folks--please excuse my sloppiness.  I should know my memory
plays tricks.  The terma symbol is _not_ a mini-pyramid.  Turning
to my copy of _The Tibetan Book of the Dead_ (Shambhala Press, 1992)
I find it to be--as I should have known--a kind of "division
symbol" icon:  an open circle above and below a horizontal bar.
I think I was dazed by seeing the copy machine's "Toner Out"
symbol too often!

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Paul Di Filippo & Deborah Newton/2 Poplar St./Prov., RI 02906
"So far as the interests of the capitalist go it does not matter
whether he invests his money at home or abroad; it does not matter
whether his goods are manufactured in London or Timbuctoo." HG Wells