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yuttadhammo
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It's called the "twin miracle": The DPPN entry under Yamaka pātihāriya says,

The Twin Miracle is described at DA.i.57, and in very great detail at DhA.iii.204; see also J.iv.263ff. etc.

It's called the "twin miracle": Yamaka pātihāriya says,

The Twin Miracle is described at DA.i.57, and in very great detail at DhA.iii.204; see also J.iv.263ff. etc.

It's called the "twin miracle": The DPPN entry under Yamaka pātihāriya says,

The Twin Miracle is described at DA.i.57, and in very great detail at DhA.iii.204; see also J.iv.263ff. etc.

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It's called the "twin miracle": Yamaka pātihāriya says,

The Twin Miracle is described at DA.i.57, and in very great detail at DhA.iii.204; see also J.iv.263ff. etc.