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• chos nyid
  entity, nature of things, essence of existence in its pure and absolute reality, ultimate nature, ultimate nature of phenomena, true nature, true nature of
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• samsara
  stream of psycho-physical experiences all of which are characterized by suffering. It is only when one has realized the empty nature of phenomena et dispelled
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• Bodhisattva
  the two aspects of selflessness, with respect to dissonant mental states and the nature of all phenomena. For a detailed description of the bodhisattva
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• byang chub sems dpa'
  Bodhisattvas. Beings who have realized the empty nature of phenomena and the non-existence of individual self. They are free from the klesas, or ordinary emotions
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• Emptiness
  empty nature of self and all reality, the process of releasing our deluded grasp begins. At the moment of our first insight into the empty nature of self
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• Samsara
  stream of psycho-physical experiences all of which are characterized by suffering. It is only when one has realized the empty nature of phenomena et dispelled
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• chos nyid bar do (redirect from Bardo of Reality)
  experience of/ experiencing the nature of phenomena in the interval after death. (RB) intermediate state of reality. (RY) intermediate state of ultimate nature,
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• Dharmakaya
  The first of the Three Kayas, which is devoid of constructs, and space-like as this nature of all things. The basic and all-pervasive nature of all phenomena
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• de nyid
  features. དེ་ཉིད Thatness. The nature of phenomena and mind [RY] essential nature, thatness [thd] that itself, thatness, true nature, quality, that itself, immanent
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• bdag med pa
  nonexistence of the self of the individual personality and/ or self-nature of phenomena; lack of self-nature of its own in phenomena [RY] nonexistence of identity
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• chos kyi bdag med
  selflessness of dharmas; selflessness of phenomena; unreality of phenomena [RY] egolessness of phenomena [IW] egolessness of phenomena [one of the bdag med
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• empty nature of phenomena
  indivisible, unconfined, and undeluded state of dharmakaya, all phenomena appear without any self-nature. The moment of recognizing mind essence is the instant
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• Shunyata
  (stong pa nyid) - the ultimate nature of phenomena, namely their lack of inherent existence. The ultimate understanding of emptiness goes together with the
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• Choying Dzo
  Chapter 8 On the non-duality of awakened mind. Choying Dzo - Chapter 9 On the transcendence of all phenomena within the expanse of awakened mind. Choying Dzo
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• Ultimate Nature
  reality, nature of existence, nature of phenomena [JV] chos nyid - 1) nature, innate nature, true nature of reality, dharmata, real condition of existence
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• stong pa nyid
  (stong pa nyid): the ultimate nature of phenomena, namely their lack of inherent existence. The ultimate understanding of emptiness goes together with the
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• chos nyid mngon sum
  the (true) nature of phenomena* [RB] direct realization of ultimate nature, manifest dharmata, SA snang bzhi, vision of the real manifestation of existence
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• chos kyi bdag
  self of phenomenon; phenomenal self, self-entity of dharmas, self-reality of phenomena, the ego of dharmas; self-nature of phenomena; Def. by Jamg�n Kongtr�l:
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• chos kyi phyag rgya
  one of the phyag rgya bzhi, four mudras [RY] dharmamudra/ experience of symbolic nature of phenomena(l world) [RB] Dharma mudra [RY] speech yoga of dharma
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• byang sems
  goal of Buddhahood. On the absolute level of Ultimate Bodhicitta, bodhicitta is the practice of direct insight into the ultimate nature of phenomena and
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