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ཉི་ཁྱིམ traveller, son-in-law, halo, circle round the sun [JV] 1) the [12 zodiac] houses of the sun; 2) circle round the sun; 3) son in law; 4) traveller; 4)

ཉི་མའི་འོད་སྐོར circle of light round the sun [JV] the circle of light around the sun [RY] 1) the circle of light surrounding the sun, circle of light around

upcoming features. ཉི་མའི་ཁོར་ཡུག surroundings of the sun [JV] circle around the sun, surroundings of the sun D [IW]

ritual. [RY] Maṇḍala [GD] 1) mandala. 'center and surrounding.'. 2) circle. 3) disc [as in sun. moon.]. 4) sphere. 5) entirety. 6) fullness. 7) whole something

ritual [RY] dkyil 'khor - 1) mandala. 'center and surrounding.'. 2) circle. 3) disc [as in sun. moon.]. 4) sphere. 5) entirety. 6) fullness. 7) whole something

tsam] [IW] zodiacal year [IW] [circlke of lunar days [period of sun circling the zodiac circle of khyim lo zodiacal year = 300 lunar days [tshes zhag] + chu

bde gshegs snying po, sugatagarbha; 5) grain, seed, kernel; 6) circle, orb [of the sun]; 7) center, central; 8) energy pulse, nucleus [of reality] [gd]

the disk / circle of the sun, heart of the sun. Syn nyi ma'i dkyil 'khor. 2) Surya-garbha [Buddha] [RY] 1) the disk/ heart / essence of the sun; 2) Surya-garbha

ཉི་མའི་དཀྱིལ་འཁོར orb / circle / disc of the sun, sun disk [RY] sphere/ orb of the sun [RB] sun [disk] [IW] sun disk [JV] a sun disc [RY]

Activities Tantra Circle of the Sun - (phrin las kyi rgyud nyi ma'i snying po) Mentioned in Wellsprings.

hours, time of passing of zodiac sign through meridian, halo or circle around the sun or moon, numeral 21, home, household [JV] household; 1) the zodiac

ཉི་ཟླ 1) the sun and moon; 2) circle and crescent top ornament of a stupa [IW] sun and moon, topmost ornament of chorten [JV] 1) the sun and moon. 2) the

Tibetan by a crescent and a circle, the term is taken in this context to mean the most fine material remainder of that circle above the hum. [Peter Roberts]

schism in the circle of a buddha. Syn {dge bdun 'khor lo'i dbyen} [RY] 'khor lo'i rtsod pa zhi byed - to pacify, reconcile a schism in the circle of a buddha

Temple. See Samye [LW1] [RY] Unchanging circle (thig le 'gyur med) means the primordial ground of the single circle of dharmakaya that is free from angles

together)/ [whirling, revolution, spire, coil, whorl unified] [IW] nyi 'od + - the sun [always] shines [RY] to converge/ be encompassed (within)/ come together/

features. རིམ་པའི་སྔ་རྐང the sun mtshon na is in Cancer, Leo, and Virgo the 1st three houses of the S transit [IW] when the sun is in Cancer, Leo, and Virgo

Erik Pema Kunsang. Boudhanath: Rangjung Yeshe Publications, 1993. Circle of the Sun, Heart of the Matter, Essay on Padmasambhava in The Lotus-Born. sna

pa yin pa phar rnam par bcad pa is excluded]; 3) (met) sun) [IW] 1) anusvara; 2) exclusion; 3) sun [IW] cognitive operation of exclusion [JV] elimination

of Prahevajra, 282 Sun and Moon Siddhi - (nyi zla dngos grub). See Kungamo Sun Circle - (nyi ma'i 'khor): Prahevajra, 314, 422 Sun Mountain of Awakened

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཉི་མའི་འོད་ཀོར rainbow circle of light around the sun [IW]

Activities Tantra Circle of the Sun - (phrin las kyi rgyud nyi ma'i snying po). Mentioned in Wellsprings

'innate nature.' In the short version of the Bardo Tantra of the Union of the Sun and Moon, concealed as a terma by Padmasambhava and revealed by Pema Lingpa

རིམ་མིན་གྱི་སྔ་རྐང 'khor lo ma bsnan par if 1/2 the circle is discarded that is the rim min gyi snga rkang. then the sun la mtshon na is in Capricorn, Aquarius and

རིམ་མིན་གྱི་ཕྱི་རྐང 'khor lo bsnan nas, if 1/2 the circle is discarded that is the rim min gyi phyi rkang. Then the sun nyi ma la mtshon na is in Aries, Taurus and

"English-def" (as page type) with input value "1) the disk / circle of the sun, heart of the sun. Syn nyi ma'i dkyil 'khor. 2) Surya-garbha [Buddha" contains

Nepal: Rangjung Yeshe Publications. Tsele Natsok Rangdrol (1990). The Circle of the Sun. Translated by Erik Pema Kunsang. Kathmandu, Nepal: Rangjung Yeshe

dkyil 'khor 1) mandala. 'center and surrounding.'. 2) circle. 3) disc [as in sun. moon.]. 4) sphere. 5) entirety. 6) fullness. 7) whole something. 8) holy

ཁྱིམ་གྱི་འཁོར་ལོ the zodiac circle of houses [sun's path amng the stars] [IW] the zodiac circle of houses [IW] the zodiac circle [RY]

features. འཁོར་ཕྱེད་དོར discarding half the circle [astr: half of the 27 motion stars: 13) stars and (30 chuts", the sun la mtshon na in Cancer, Leo, Virgo stages

nyi ma'i dkyil 'khor orb / circle / disc of the sun, sun disk

bde gshegs snying po 5) grain, seed, kernel. 6) circle, orb, e.g., nyi ma'i snying po the orb of the sun. 7) central, essential, quintessential, meaningful;

འོད་སྐོར surrounded by light [IW] halo, luminous circle, lantern [JV] round aura/ halo of light surrounding the sun and moon [sometimes rainbow colored [IW]

manifestation of self-cognizance [RY] rang rig thig le nyag gcig - single circle of self-cognizance [RY] rang rig pas nyams su myong ba'i tha snyad - designation

nyi ma'i 'od skor the circle of light around the sun

upcoming features. ཉི་འཁོར the course of the sun, during a day circling here and there [IW] the course of the sun [RY]

the houses [path of sun moon and planets among the stars] [IW] the band of the zodiac, gola of the houses [IW] the band / ring / circle of the zodiac [RY]

Rangjung Yeshe Publications; ISBN 962-7341-31-2 Tsele Natsok Rangdröl, Circle of the Sun; ISBN 962-7341-09-6 Chokgyur Lingpa, The Great Gate; ISBN 962-7341-04-5

upcoming features. འཁྱིམས་པ be encircled with a halo (like the sun and moon) [JV] AR circled [IW]

ཉི་མའི་ཁྱིམ། English the halo or circle around the sun Chinese 日暈 Sanskrit (dev) सूर्यपरिवेशः Sanskrit (translit) sūrya-pariveśaḥ Sanskrit (Tibetanized)

for restricted circulation. Other titles include Vajra Heart, The Circle of the Sun, and Crystal Cave. Preface Translator’s Foreword The Flight of the

consciousness; through [analogy of] boundless illumination shed by the circle of the sun's rays; from boundlessness of all sounds; from boundlessness of the

Garland-Bearers, and Vessel-Bearers. The crests of the seven mountain ranges, the sun, the moon, and all the stars also belong to the abodes of the Four Great Kings

chap.3, note 16). [MR-ShabkarNotes] Lord of the Circle ('khor lo'i mgon po) [LW1] [RY] Lord of the Circle ('khor lo'i mgon po); expl.; [LWx] [RY] Lord of

(mngon byang rnam lnga): detailed expl., 100 accomplishing of the wisdom-circle -- (ye shes kyi 'khor lo sgrub pa): among the subsidiary yogas, expl., 121

which is undeceiving like one's own parents; and wisdom, which is like the sun. [MR-ShabkarNotes] Seven Patriarchs - Early leader of the Sangha in the time

uttered just before passing away. [RY] Terdag Lingpa, the king of Dharma, sun of the teachings of the Early Translations; a reincarnation of the great translator

of one w jaundice [IW] 'khor ba - Samsara. 'Cyclic existence,' 'vicious circle' or 'round' of birth and death and rebirth within the six realms of existence

(Chos mngon pa mdzod kyi 'grel pa grub bde'i dpyid 'jo); and (4) Disk of the Sun: A Detailed Commentary on the "Root Vinaya Sūtra" ('Dul ba mdo rtsa ba'i rgya

ḥkhor la blo gros rnam par rol pa, sporting in enlight- enment in(to) a circle (dkyil alone generally = madhya) that is incomprehensible by thought. Dhātu-kāya

la yang dag blta: quotation by Maitreya, 77, 148; expl., 275 Lord of the Circle - 'khor lo'i mgon po, 23, 228; expl., 38 Lord of the Snow Mountains. See

real nature]] - that something extraneous has vanished, just like when the sun is cleared from clouds. Collected Nyingma Tantras - Nyingma Gyubum; Literally

context. Usually a deity along with its surrounding environment. [RY] Mandala circle (dkyil 'khor gyi 'khor lo). A gathering of deities as one mandala. [RY]

ḥkhor la blo gros rnam par rol pa, sporting in enlight- enment in(to) a circle (dkyil alone generally = madhya) that is incomprehensible by thought. Saṃgīti-paryāya

ḥkhor la blo gros rnam par rol pa, sporting in enlight- enment in(to) a circle (dkyil alone generally = madhya) that is incomprehensible by thought. Saṃgīti-paryāya

many pilgrims as Benpa Chador. People suffering from leprosy would come to circle the temple and paint gold on the face of the embalmed image. Often, the

(Chos mngon pa mdzod kyi 'grel pa grub bde'i dpyid 'jo); and (4) Disk of the Sun: A Detailed Commentary on the "Root Vinaya Sūtra" ('Dul ba mdo rtsa ba'i rgya

tantric yogi Tenpa Sung. At the time of his conception, his mother dreamed of a sun placed on the head of a lion illuminating the entire world. At his birth,