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དཀྱིལ་འཁོར་རྒྱ་མཚོའི་ཁྱབ་བདག Lord who Pervades an Ocean of Mandalas. In the pervaded (khyab bya), the infinite ocean of mandalas, the pervader (khyab byed) is the

[ZL] [RY] Lord who Pervades an Ocean of Mandalas (dkyil 'khor rgya mtsho'i khyab bdag). In the pervaded (khyab bya), the infinite ocean of mandalas, the pervader

dkyil 'khor rgya mtsho'i khyab bdag Lord Who Pervades an Ocean of Mandalas

mtsho'i khyab bdag Lord who Pervades an Ocean of Mandalas. In the pervaded (khyab bya), the infinite ocean of mandalas, the pervader (khyab byed) is the

sovereign [who pervades]; All-pervasive Lord, all pervading lord, all pervader, reaches everywhere, presiding master [of ocean-like mandalas], 4) the all-embracing

203; of conceptions 'du shes kyi phung po; definition of, 183; three divisions of, 184; of consciousnesses rnam shes kyi phung po; definition of, 183;

for the translation of the Encyclopedia of Knowledge ("The Great Treatise", "All-Pervading Knowledge", "The Condensation of the Ocean of Buddhist Sutras,

and yogic exercises of the Six Doctrines of Naropa. While being so engaged, he dreamed of one of the Indian Mahasiddhas of old, who introduced himself as

"1) lord, sovereign, master, sovereign lord. 2) central figure of the mandala. 3) sovereign [who pervades]; All-pervasive Lord, all pervading lord, all

Gomadevi and the teacher of Kukkuraja the Elder. Avalokiteshvara, Skt. - spyan ras gzigs, the "Lord who Sees," name of the Bodhisattva who embodies the speech

pa ste having six khyad chos having the nature of the the ocean of kayas and wisdoms, the realization of Samantabhadra] [IW] zag bcas kyi dge ba - conditioned

Lama, who are said to be incarnation of Buddha Amitabha. The first Panchen Lama who holded such a title was Lobsang Chökyi Gyaltsen (1570-1662), who was