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investing/ to invest (something/ things) with reality/ real existence/ substantial existence; to hold/ conceive of (things/ something) to be real; to reify

investing/ to invest (something/ things) with reality/ real existence/ substantial existence; to hold/ conceive of (things/ something) to be real; to reify

fixating/ to fixate on (something/ things) as real/ having real existence/ substantial existence; reification; to reify [RB] reification; to reify; to hold

things) as real/ having real existence/ substantial existence; reification; to reify [RB] clinging to things as real / substantial [RY]

'bras bu skyed pa'i nus pa yod pa'i dngos po'o [IW] substantial existence [RY] substantial existence [JV]

fixating/ to fixate on (something/ things) as real/ having real existence/ substantial existence; reification; to reify

investing/ to invest (something/ things) with reality/ real existence/ substantial existence; to hold/ conceive of (things/ something) to be real; to reify

investing/ to invest (something/ things) with reality/ real existence/ substantial existence; to hold/ conceive of (things/ something) to be real; to reify

fixating/ to fixate on (something/ things) as real/ having real existence/ substantial existence; reification; to reify

[RB] thing, "causally effective phenomena" [ggd] [RY] substantial entity, substantial existence [RY] matter, item, material, thing, essent, article, substance

does not exist as something, there is not, not, have not, without, non-existence, negative quality, transcending, beyond, haven't, negative existential

self / own nature, own-being, substantial, essential nature, entityness, inherent, intrinsic, reality, own-being, sel-existence, own nature, entityness; the

concreteness [JV] real[ity], [real] existence [-t]/ thing, matter, material, (objective entity, substance, substantiality, property, goods, given thing, perceivable

perpetuate/ be in intimate rapport with; perpetuation (of conditioned existence) (one of twelve links of interdependent connection) [RB] 1) to cause, bring

material existence; (to be) established as real/ a substantial entity; substantially established [RB] established as substantial entity, substantial status

insubstantial, without substantial existence [RY] absence, non-thing [ggd] [RY] non-substance, immaterial, without substance, non-essent, non-existence, fictional

substantially existent [ggd] [RY] 1) established as a substance, substantial existence existing as a real thing [like a vase]; 2) independently/ autonomously

inside or outside, which have substantial existence, are self-existing awareness and emptiness, therefore, the existence of dying, as the first stage,

worthwhile, have real existence [IW] meaningful; meaningful(ness); worthwhile, purposeful. Syn don dang ldan pa, significant, substantial [RY] meaningful(ness)

upcoming features. རྫས་གྲུབ substantial establishment [ggd] [RY] substantiality, that which exhibits substantial existence, (conventionally real for vaibhasikas)

inside or outside, that have substantial existence, are self-existing awareness and emptiness, therefore, the existence of dying, as the first stage,

inside or outside, that have substantial existence, are self-existing awareness and emptiness, therefore: 1) the existence of dying, as the first stage

characteristics of te three realms gyi rnam par rig pa tsam with the natre of substantial existence and arising with the cause and condition of the viewpoint of confusion]

stages of existence [RY] three stages of existence. The objects to be purified in the development stage are defined as the 'three stages of existence' with

inside or outside, that have substantial existence, are self-existing awareness and emptiness, therefore, the existence of dying, as the first stage,

be) found to have ever had materiality/ material existence; (to be) established as real/ a substantial entity; substantially established [RB] rdzas su grub

symbolically. 4) omen. 5) symptom. 6) adornment. 7) mark of existence, characteristics of substantiality, signs of own-being [Syn. ?? mtshan 8) conceptual reality

for more upcoming features. བདག་གི་གནས་པ substantial foundation [RY] 1) substantial foundation; 2) existence of ego [IW]

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. བདེན་དངོས real and true (substantial existence) [RB]

Selflessness has two aspects in that it implies the lack of inherent existence both in terms of the individual person's self-identity (Skt. pudgalanairātmya)

upcoming features. རྫས་ཡོད་བཞི the four kinds of substantial existence [IW] the four kinds of substantial existence [1 rigs pas grub pa'i rdzas yod dang, two

ཡོད stable unchanging substance / substantial existence [IW] stable unchanging substance /substantialtial existence [one of the rdzas yod bzhi, uncomp

established - yongs gcod du grub pa - def. [3,20] existence - srid pa [1,141] existence, substantial - rdzas su yod pa - def. [3,17] described and describing

destruction), letters, names and words, and posits that these have substantial existence. The Sutra School characterizes non-concurrent formations as "things

[RY] dngos - real[ity], [real] existence (existent)/thing, matter, material, (objective entity, substance, substantiality, property, goods, given thing

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. དངོས་མཚན་མེད་པ without substantial existence or characteristics [RY]

dharmas, objective selflessness, selflessness of dharmas, the non-self existence of all phenomena, the lack of reality in cognizable objects, (Dharmanair

ba'i rdzas yod/} ever unchanging substantial existence\n3. {don byed nus pa'i rdzas yod/} functional substantial existence 4. {rang rgya thub pa'i dzas yad/}

features. དངོས་པོ་ཡིན་པར་སྨྲ་བ proponent of substantiality; to claim that something is / has substantial existence [RY]

more upcoming features. དངོས་པོ་ཡོད་པར་འདོད་པ to regard as having substantial existence [RY]

previously ascertained, [the existence of the seed] is not revealed simply by observing the plant. What therefore proves the real existence of consciousness, in

types of substantial existents. 1-4. (see {rdzas yod bzhi}, ibid)\n5. {tshugs thub kyi dzas/} primordially established substantial existence\n6. {bden

inside or outside, that have substantial existence, are self-existing awareness and emptiness, therefore, the existence of dying, as the first stage,

dngos po substantial entity, substantial existence

the early lineage masters of Kathok which is definite testimony to the existence of Kathok's Dharma lineage. It was purely patrilineal. If we consider Anya

be) found to have ever had materiality/ material existence; (to be) established as real/ a substantial entity; substantially established" contains invalid

self / own nature, own-being, substantial, essential nature, entityness, inherent, intrinsic, reality, own-being, sel-existence, own nature, entityness; the

'dzin pa - grasp ego as 1's own [IW] bdag gi gnas pa - 1) substantial foundation; 2) existence of ego [IW] bdag gi mtshan nyid du kun brtags pa - the false

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. རྫོས་གྲུབ substantial existence [RY]

རྫས་ཡོད་ཆོས་གསུམ the three kinds of dharmas of substantial existences [IW] the three kinds of dharmas of substanial existences [mtshan nyid yin pa'i rdzas su yod pa'i

English English Definition The three features of substantial existence; the three features of those substantial entities that are themselves the definition

dngos po yod par 'dod pa to regard as having substantial existence

dngos mtshan med pa without substantial existence or characteristics

gzung ba'i rdzas subtantial existence of the apprehended object; (T) apprehended substance; apprehended substantial entity

dngos med insubstantial, without substantial existence

symbolically. 4) omen. 5) symptom. 6) adornment. 7) mark of existence, characteristics of substantiality, signs of own-being [Syn. ?? mtshan 8) conceptual reality

rdzas yod real/ substantial existence; substantially existent

dngos po yin par smra ba proponent of substantiality; to claim that something is / has substantial existence

bden dngos real and true (substantial existence)

ngo bo, existence, entity, nature, dgongs pa, meaning, concreteness, existence, reality, solidity, substance, impermanent thing, substantiality, property

be) found to have ever had materiality/ material existence; (to be) established as real/ a substantial entity

They mean the view that identifies the existence of a self in relation to the skandhas. believe in the existence of a selfThis consists of twenty varieties

rdzas su med pa nyid non-substantial-existence

rdzas yod du smra ba claiming substantial existence

rang rkya thub pa'i rdzas su yod pa self-sufficient substantial existence

rdzas 'dzin rtog pa conception conceiving substantial existence

Definition [bhāvanāheyadravyagrāhakakalpa]/ Conceptual apprehension of substantial existence to be abandoned on the path of meditation. English Synonyms Chinese

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. རྫས་ཡོད་དུ་སྨྲ་བ claiming substantial existence [RY]

ngo bo rdzas su grub pa an identity that has substantial existence

rdzas yod substantially existent, substantial existence

entity. Syn yod pa, ngo bo existence, entity, nature. impermanent thing, entity, matter, material, substance, substantiality, subject, category. (real)

Anything that is a definition must fulfil three qualities of a substantial existence (see {rdzas yod chos gsum tshang ba}). B. Study of Buddhist philosophy

upcoming features. རྫས་སུ་མེད་པར་སྨྲ་བ those who say there is no substantial existence [IW]

be) found to have ever had materiality/ material existence; (to be) established as real/ a substantial entity; substantially established

more upcoming features. རྫས་སུ་ཡོད་པར་སྨྲ་བ those who say there is substantial existence [IW]

more upcoming features. ངོ་བོ་རྫས་སུ་གྲུབ་པ an identity that has substantial existence [RY]

be) found to have ever had materiality/ material existence; (to be) established as real/ a substantial entity

dngos po {N}topic; {C}actual reality; real thing; substantial (entity); root; basis; underlying reality; (objective) entity; objective reality; property;

Template:gloss substantial cause nyer len/nyer len gyi rgyu upadāna/upādāna-kāraṇa Template:gloss substantial effect nyer 'bras --- Template:gloss substantial entity

states of existence which resem- ble an autumn cloud or a ‘sand-city’. A third possibility might be a city built of or on sand, hence not substantial.

symbolically. 4) omen. 5) symptom. 6) adornment. 7) mark of existence, characteristics of substantiality, signs of own-being [Syn. ?? mtshan 8) conceptual reality"

the early lineage masters of Kathok which is definite testimony to the existence of Kathok's Dharma lineage. It was purely patrilineal. If we consider Anya

'dzin gyi rdzas tha dad kyis stong pa nyid - emptiness of subject-object substantial dichotomy/ grasping and fixation [IW] gzung 'dzin grangs mnyam pa'i sems

ba - Samsara. 'Cyclic existence,' 'vicious circle' or 'round' of birth and death and rebirth within the six realms of existence, characterized by suffering

tha dad pa/} separate family or class\n4){rdzas tha dad pa/} separate substantial entity. English Synonyms Chinese Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional)

all dharmas are void, signless and wishless. Be not affected by signs, existence, and false views anywhere, or at anytime here appears being, or are beings

each other, because neither can speak and the existence of one does not deny or undermine the existence of the other. It seems more idiomatic to say that

analysis of the available klong snying sngon 'gro literature reveals the existence of some fourteen texts, written or compiled in six chronological strata