YITSO HIMA
The ancient name for the King of Sacred Lakes-Manasarovar
In Tibetan
Yid(ཡིད། yid) speaks of the nature of the mind
While Tso(མཚོ།) means lakes and vast seas.
Yitso — the lake of the heart
In Sanskrit
It stirs with the meaning of
"a sudden flutter of the heart"
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