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ordinary awareness; (state of) conscious awareness/ consciousness; knowing quality/ understanding/ knowledge; to be aware/ conscious (of); to know/ understand;

examine and analyze; 2) contemplation; 3) intention, motivation, mentation, [conscious] apprehension, volition; 4) [act of] will; 5) motivator, activator; 6)

dpal dbyangs, thought process, ordinary mind, attention, attentive mind, conscious mind, state of mind [JV] cognitive act [RY] (ordinary) mind [RB] 1) cognition

recollectedness; to recall/ be mindful/ think about/ miss; to be aware/ conscious of; (deliberate) recollection; consciousness [RB] 1) (Tha dad pa), be mindful

cognition, 'cognizing' see also rnam shes consciousness/ perception, be conscious of a form, perceive, cognition, discrimination, perceptive functions consciousness

light, shine, be bright, be seen, be perceived, show oneself, apparent, conscious, regard, seem, visualization, how things appear, vision, manifestation

cognize, know, understand, to be aware, cognizant, knowing, wakeful, awake, conscious. Syn ha go ba 4) to appear, show [itself], manifest, appearing [in the

the misapprehension of the nature of actual reality (Skt. dharmatā) that conscious states of delusion arise, a total elimination of these dissonant mental

pa cognition, mind, knowing, cognizance [RY] discerning consciousness; conscious awareness [RB] idea, notion, principle, knowledge [JV] perception, realization

contemplate/ imagine/ reflect on; (to pay) attention (to); consciousness; to be conscious (of) [RB] thought, idea, plan, intention, spirit, trend, motivatedness

apparent/ happen/ occur; isc. to experience/ be(come) aware of/ be(come) conscious of [RB] shar ba to arise [RY]

apparent/ happen/ occur; isc. to experience/ be(come) aware of/ be(come) conscious of [RB] [p 'char ba], arise clearly dawn, manifest, shine [IW]

case when matter is composed of material particles and mind is what is conscious and cognizant [RY] disjunct entity, interpretative schemata, group which

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. གསལ་རིག cognizant and conscious, clear awake. 2) term from mtshan nyid; one of the characteristics of mind

more upcoming features. སྒོམ་པ bhavana, meditation, creative imagination, conscious cultivation, meditative development, making a living experience of, contemplate

consciousness of guilt [JV] guilt [feelings], feel remorse/ sorrow, be conscious of guilt [IW] feel ashamed; embarrassment; 1) guilt, guilt feelings. 2)

rig byed [RY] cognition [JV] rnam par rig pa discerning consciousness; conscious awareness [RB] mental cognition [IW]

an altruistic aspiration becomes spontaneous and no longer requires any conscious effort for its arisal. The measure of having realised such a state is that

ཀུན་གཞིའི་རྣམ་ཤེས consciousness as the basis/ ground of all (ordinary) experience; conscious aspect of the basis/ ground of all experience [RB] all-ground consciousness;

pa'i phung po la brten nas clinging to me and mine, personal self-habit [conscious, unconscious] [IW] adherence to a personal self-entity, personal ego-clinging;

org/ for more upcoming features. གནས་འགྱུ་རིག་གསུམ abiding, moving and conscious; stillness, occurrence and awareness; the still, thinking and noticing

recollection [ggd] [RY] mindful consciousness; isc. (merely) consciousness/ conscious awareness [RB]

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཤེས་ཆ shes pa'i cha conscious quality; isc. [kun gzhi] preconscious quality/ aspect [RB]

birth [RY] born nirmanakaya [JV] skye ba'i sprul pa emanation through conscious rebirth [RB] incarnated nirmanakaya [IW]

gnong ba; to be conscious of one's guilt, to feel remorse, to be seized with anguish [RY] (tha mi dad pa gnongs pa, gnong ba,, be conscious of guilt, feel

mindless way, forgotten [JV] unconscious, oblivious, thoughtless [RY] without conscious recollection/ ordinary attention [RB] absent-minded [RY]

of the mind is characterized by ignorance and delusion. A succession of conscious instants gives it an appearance of continuity. In absolute terms, the mind

wakefulness, cognizance [IW] mindful awareness; isc. (merely) consciousness/ conscious awareness [RB] awakeness, wakefulness, cognizance [RY] mindful awareness

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཤེས་པའི་ཆ shes cha conscious quality; isc. [kun gzhi] preconscious quality/ aspect [RB]

[RY] kun brtags bdag 'dzin - conceptualized ego-clinging; theoretical [conscious, intellectual] self-habit. etc [RY] khrag 'thung - 1) Heruka, lit. 'blood-drinker';

consciousness as the basis/ ground of all (ordinary) experience; conscious aspect of the basis/ ground of all experience [RB] all-ground consciousness;

perception; spirit. stream of conscious awareness; stream of consciousness, [vijnana santana] [RY] mindstream/ stream of conscious awareness [RB] knowledge

upcoming features. སེམས་འཇོག་པ mental placement/ resting, conscience, conscious, [cognitive] awareness/ alertness, self-possession, vigilance [Ll] TSE

upcoming features. སྐྱེ་བའི་སྤྲུལ་པ skye ba'i sprul sku emanation through conscious rebirth [RB]

lucid and aware (characteristics of ordinary mind) [RB] cognizant and conscious, clarity and awareness; to be clear and aware [characteristics of ordinary

thoughts, thinking, thought process; a thought [RY] thoughts [RY] ordinary (conscious) thought processes; isc. attention and conceptualization; isc. concepts

stages in the bardo of the after-death experience. ignorance, stirring of conscious patterning, discursive consciousness, and labeling subject and object [RY]

dpal dbyangs, thought process, ordinary mind, attention, attentive mind, conscious mind, state of mind [JV] cognitive act [RY] (ordinary) mind [RB] 1) cognition

occurrence, and awareness) [JV] gnas 'gyu rig gsum - abiding, moving and conscious; stillness, occurrence and awareness; the still, thinking and noticing

features. དྲན་པ་རྙེད regain one's senses, become conscious [IW] to regain one's senses, become conscious [RY]

mental consciousness. Vijñāna thus encompasses both the Western terms ‘conscious’ and ‘unconscious’ and for that reason is difficult to translate by any

for more upcoming features. འཛིན་ཀྱི་ཤེས་པ the grasping conscious mind [RY] grasping conscious mind/ awareness [IW]

stages in the bardo of the after-death experience. ignorance, stirring of conscious patterning, discursive consciousness, and labeling subject and object [RY]

devoid of any personal self. They do not understand that all material and conscious phenomena are devoid of true reality, and, asserting a truly real partless

for more upcoming features. མི་སེམས people's minds, not think [JV] not conscious, people's/human mind [IW] capture the mind's of the people [IW] people's

cognitive event, noetic capacity, modes of awareness, sensory perception, conscious activity, to perceive by observable qualities, consciousness principle

introspective alertness, vigilance. sems 'jog pa mental placement. conscience, conscious, cognitive alertness, introspection, awareness; conscientiousness, attentiveness

light, shine, be bright, be seen, be perceived, show oneself, apparent, conscious, regard, seem, visualization, how things appear, vision, manifestation

directly to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. བྱ་བཙལ conscious striving; deliberate search/ seeking/ attempts to do (anything about .

sense impression or mental occurrence; anything that is experienced by a conscious mind. A normal person always feels that appearances are 'out there' and

significant. unpleasant, harsh, fierce, ugly [RY] 1) to consciously embrace, embrace consciously, deliberately embrace, embrace deliberately, purposefully

features. ཀུན་བརྟགས་བདག་འཛིན conceptualized ego-clinging; theoretical [conscious, intellectual] self-habit. etc [RY]

འཕོ་བའི་གདམས་པ esoteric instruction on the technique of transference of the conscious principle at the moment of death [RY]

'gyu rig gsum [RY] moving, stillness, and occupance; abiding, moving and conscious; stillness, occurrence and awareness; the still, thinking and noticing

time of breath awareness on the occasion of the last breath [IW] last conscious moment at the verge of death [RY]

pa'i phung po la brten nas clinging to me and mine, personal self-habit [conscious, unconscious] [IW] gang zag gi bdag 'dzin - adherence to a personal self-entity

always thinking, thinking of all [IW] be conscious or cognizant of all things, think at all times [JV] to be conscious things [RY]

reflect, assume, apprehend, intend, direct one's mind, pay, attention, be conscious. 2) contemplation, one of the chos spyod bcu ten religious practices. 3)

ordinary awareness; (state of) conscious awareness/ consciousness; knowing quality/ understanding/ knowledge; to be aware/ conscious (of); to know/ understand;

features. དྲན་པ་རྙེད་པ 1) regain one's senses, become conscious; 2) child's 1st becoming conscious [IW]

for more upcoming features. གསལ་རིག་གི་ཤེས་པ the conscious mind. Syn rang rig rang gsal [RY] conscious mind [IW]

features. རྩིས་ཟིན embrace [RY] to recognize [JV] 1) to consciously embrace, embrace consciously, deliberately embrace, embrace deliberately, purposefully

features. ཀུན་བཏགས་ཀྱི་འཇིག་ལྟ conscious futile view, imputed view of the transitory. See 'jig tshogs la lta ba [RY] conscious futile view, imputed view of

Property "English-def" (as page type) with input value "conscious principle or purusha [eternalist view" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and

thob pas gdos bcas 'od gsal du dag. and 3) the condition under which the conscious ness endowed with the five inexpiable sins is entrusted to aware ness by

Property "English-def" (as page type) with input value "the conscious mind. Syn [[rang rig rang gsal" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and

page type) with input value "conceptualized ego-clinging; theoretical [conscious, intellectual] self-habit. etc" contains invalid characters or is incomplete

Property "English-def" (as page type) with input value "conscious futile view, imputed view of the transitory. See [['jig tshogs la lta ba" contains invalid

type) with input value "mind-stream, spirit, perception; spirit. stream of conscious awareness; stream of consciousness, [vijnana santana" contains invalid

Property "English-def" (as page type) with input value "cognizant and conscious, clarity and awareness; to be clear and aware [characteristics of ordinary

thinking and noticing / cognizant [aspects of mind]; abiding, moving and conscious; stillness, occurrence and awareness; abiding, movement, and awareness"

input value "Mahamudra: rig pa sing nge yo re bar bcos fashioning your conscious mind into being clear and open" contains invalid characters or is incomplete

conceive of a self of the individual personality; personal self-habit [conscious, unconscious" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore

value "gnong ba, gnongs pa, gnong ba]] intr. v.; ft. of gnong ba; to be conscious of one's guilt, to feel remorse, to be seized with anguish" contains invalid

Property "English-def" (as page type) with input value "cognizant and conscious, clear awake. 2) term from mtshan nyid; one of the characteristics of mind

the conscious cultivation of concentration of will (chandasamādhiprahāṇasaṃskārasamanvāgataḥ). The second consists of the energy from the conscious cultivation

thob pas gdos bcas 'od gsal du dag}. and 3) the condition under which the conscious ness endowed with the five inexpiable sins is entrusted to aware ness by

case when matter is composed of material particles and mind is what is conscious and cognizant" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore

introspective alertness, vigilance. sems 'jog pa mental placement. conscience, conscious, cognitive alertness, introspection, awareness; conscientiousness, attentiveness

yerd DK. Involuntary: (Hoshi 2003). Meaning: 1. To be active, to become conscious, to be awake. 2. To surprise DK. To become clear (of the sky) (Hoshi 2003)

stages in the bardo of the after-death experience. ignorance, stirring of conscious patterning, discursive consciousness, and labeling subject and object"

light, shine, be bright, be seen, be perceived, show oneself, apparent, conscious, regard, seem, visualization, how things appear, vision, manifestation

for anyone seeking to learn from this quintessential wise and holy man. "Conscious abstention from hunting and killing living beings, besides inspiring others

upcoming features. དྲན་པོ not forgetting mind [IW] awake, one in his senses, conscious [JV]

org/ for more upcoming features. དྲན་ལས from memory, from consciousness, conscious state [JV]

upcoming features. རང་རྟོགས self consciousness/ awareness, volunteering [IW] conscious, aware [JV]

among the ever-present mental factors that underlie and constitute all conscious states; the Sarvāstivāda Abhidharma lists ten such factors (mahābhūmika

contemplation, intelligence, true condition of the mind of the individual, conscious mind, to notice, to recognize, to see, discovering, discovers, real knowledge

ma shes pa not conscious of; not cognized

mi shes uncognized; not conscious; unconscious; non-consciousness

mi shes pa uncognized; not conscious; unconscious; non-consciousness; ignorance; nescience

'chi ka'i sems tha ma last conscious moment at the verge of death

'dzin kyi shes pa the grasping conscious mind

dran pa rnyed to regain one's senses, become conscious

bag yod conscientiousness; aware; conscientious; conscious

to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. མི་སེམས་པ not conscious [RY]

bag yod pa conscientiousness; aware; conscientious; conscious

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. བསམ་ཤེས་ཅན understanding, conscious, aware [IW]

Syn rnam shes consciousness; thought, mind. 6) to consider, be aware/ conscious (of); distinguish 7) cognitive; (state of) awareness / consciousness; 8)

rather how it is seen in academic Buddhist Studies and elsewhere as a self-consciously esoteric, tantric form of Mahāyāna Buddhism. Therefore 'Esoteric Buddhism'

dran med without conscious recollection/ ordinary attention

to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. གསལ་རིག་གི་བློ conscious mind [IW]

dran rig mindful awareness; isc. (merely) consciousness/ conscious awareness

directly to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཚོར་བ་ཡོད་པ conscious [JV]

rnam rig rnam par rig pa discerning consciousness; conscious awareness

dran shes mindful consciousness; isc. (merely) consciousness/ conscious awareness

shes rgyud mindstream/ stream of conscious awareness

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. བླ་ཡིད་སེམས་འཐོར perceptual conscious and mind [JV]

gdams pa esoteric instruction on the technique of transference of the conscious principle at the moment of death

think, ponder. 2. (with yid la ) To remember, recollect. 3. To become conscious. 4. To think of with love or affection, to be attached to, to long for

cognize, know, understand, to be aware, cognizant, knowing, wakeful, awake, conscious. Syn ha go ba 4) to appear, show [itself], manifest, appearing [in the

"consciousness, [vijnana]; cognition, cognizing. consciousness / perception, to be conscious of a form, to perceive, cognition, discrimination, perceptive functions;

cognize, know, understand, to be aware, cognizant, knowing, wakeful, awake, conscious. Syn {ha go ba} 4) to appear, show [itself], manifest, appearing [in the

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. རང་སེམས་དཔང་དུ be conscious of speaking the truth [JV]

contemplate/ imagine/ reflect on; (to pay) attention (to); consciousness; to be conscious (of)

dran rtog ordinary (conscious) thought processes; isc. attention and conceptualization; isc. concepts and focused attention

apparent/ happen/ occur; isc. to experience/ be(come) aware of/ be(come) conscious of

bya btsal conscious striving; deliberate search/ seeking/ attempts to do (anything about . . . )

recollectedness; to recall/ be mindful/ think about/ miss; to be aware/ conscious of; (deliberate) recollection; consciousness

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. རྣམ་པའི་ཤེས་པ the [mind] conscious of form, cognition of phenomena [RY]

shes cha shes pa'i cha conscious quality; isc. [kun gzhi] preconscious quality/ aspect

org/ for more upcoming features. ཆེད་དུ་འཛིན་པ to reify deliberately/ consciously [RB] clinging; fixation, [deliberate] fixation, goal-oriented, deliberately

bzhad gad kyi phyir yang shes bzhin gyi rdzun mi smra ba. abandoning consciously telling lies at the cost of one's life or even for a joke. 4) sgyu dang

org/ for more upcoming features. ཀུན་བརྟགས་བདག་འཛིན་སོགས theoretical (conscious, intellectual self-habit etc [IW]

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཤེས་རིག་གི་སྐྱེས་བུ conscious principle or purusha [eternalist view] [RY]

apparent/ happen/ occur; isc. to experience/ be(come) aware of/ be(come) conscious of

rnam par shes par bgyid pa cognize; be conscious of

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. དྲན་པ་གསལ་མི་གསལ half conscious, blurred, indistinct [IW]

rnam par shes par gyur pa cognize; become conscious of

shes pa'i cha shes cha conscious quality; isc. [kun gzhi] preconscious quality/ aspect

apparent/ happen/ occur; isc. to experience/ be(come) aware of/ be(come) conscious of

kun sems to be conscious things

understand [JV] be aware of, [come to] understand, comprehend, become conscious/ aware of [IW] to be aware of, come to understand [RY]

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. གསལ་རིག་དང་ལྡན་པ cognizant and conscious, clear and awake [IW]

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. གསལ་རིག་དང་བྲལ་བ not cognizant and conscious, not clear and awake [IW]

attaining enlightenment for the sake of himself and others, i.e., his conscious deferral of the merit accruing from any virtuous action as he eschews immediate

and over again. If this problem is not continually addressed in a fully conscious manner, even the most profound of the Buddhist teachings will become layered

skye ba'i sprul sku skye ba'i sprul pa emanation through conscious rebirth

skye ba'i sprul pa skye ba'i sprul sku emanation through conscious rebirth

sad pa {C}on waking up from it; become conscious

rnam par rig pa discerning consciousness; conscious awareness

སིང་ངེ་ཡོ་རེ་བ Mahamudra: rig pa sing nge yo re bar bcos fashioning your conscious mind into being clear and open [RY]

shes consciousness as the basis/ ground of all (ordinary) experience; conscious aspect of the basis/ ground of all experience

bag yod pa Conscious awareness

Alternate Tibetan Definition Tibetan Source Wylie kun btags Wylie Definition 'conscious' Skt. parikalpita. Thurman. Tshad Rig. rtog pa'i yul du btags pa tsam mam

thob pas gdos bcas 'od gsal du dag. and 3) the condition under which the conscious ness endowed with the five inexpiable sins is entrusted to aware ness by

savijYAnaka) savijñānaka¦, adj. (= Pali saviññāṇaka, also saviñ- ñāṇa), conscious, living: °ke kāye Divy 534.25, in a living body (person); cf. Pali AN i

says seems negative about merit, but he seems to mean to say that the conscious pursuit of merit is a worldly concern, not a spiritual one. See Zhi-byed

rab tu rtogs awake; become conscious; understand; knowledge

shes bzhin rab tu ldan {C}fully conscious

saMprajAna) saṃprajāna¦, adj.-pres. pple. (thematization of Skt. °jānant), conscious, mindful, thoughtful; for instances see §§ 18.53 ff. Often follows smṛta

rnam par shes pa gnas pa {C}foundation of conscious life

attain Buddhahood. What is accepted is a relative, impermanent, changeable, conscious-entity self, which is the continuation of one's former life, to this and

vibudhyate, see vibuddhati), awareness, realization, [Page494-b+ 71] becoming conscious (of…, usually in comp.): sarvabuddha- bodhimaṇḍa-°na-(text vibudhyāna-

shes bzhin dang ldan pa {C}self-possessed; clearly conscious

cognize, know, understand, to be aware, cognizant, knowing, wakeful, awake, conscious. Syn {ha go ba} 4) to appear, show [itself], manifest, appearing [in the

Syn {rnam shes} consciousness; thought, mind. 6) to consider, be aware/ conscious (of); distinguish 7) cognitive; (state of) awareness / consciousness; 8)

(text °vṛtā°) Laṅk 9.11; cf. 10.14; parāvṛtty-āśraya, having the basis (of conscious- ness) characterized by (this) revulsion 93.3 (or read °vṛttāśra° ?); parāvṛtta

to grasp, and its process of coming to terms may be described only as a conscious cancellation through absolute negations of any false sense of certainty

བདག་འདུ་ཤེས་དང་ལྡན། English the soul is conscious Chinese 想是我，我有想，想具我 Sanskrit (dev) संज्ञावानात्मा Sanskrit (translit) saṃjñāvān ātmā Sanskrit (Tibetanized)

སྐྱེས་བུས་མ་བྱས་པ། English superhuman, not produced by a conscious individual (whether man or god) Chinese 不作男子，非人所作 Sanskrit (dev) अपौरुषेयः Sanskrit

རྣམ་པར་ཤེས་པར་བྱེད་པའི་མཚན་ཉིད། English definition of being conscious Chinese 神識相，識相，最識之相性 Sanskrit (dev) विज्ञानना-लक्षणं Sanskrit (translit) vijñānanā-lakṣaṇaṁ

དེར་འདུ་ཤེས་པས། English being conscious of that Chinese 想指彼，從彼彼想 Sanskrit (dev) तत्संज्ञया Sanskrit (translit) tatsaṃjñayā Sanskrit (Tibetanized) ཏཏྶཾ་ཛྙ་ཡཱ།

skyen po Wylie Definition Wylie Synonym Sanskrit English (psycho) self-conscious {gzhan gyis rang la ci zhig bsam min dang rang gis phyi tshul ston stangs

upcoming features. སྐྱེ་བ་བཞེས་པ accept rebirth [RY] bsam bzhin du + - had consciously taken rebirth [RY] to take rebirth. (h) for skye ba len pa [RY] took birth

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. བསམ་བཞིན་དུ་སྐྱེ་བ་བཞེས་པ had consciously taken rebirth [RY]

pa'i phung po la brten nas clinging to me and mine, personal self-habit [conscious, unconscious] [IW] gang zag gi bdag rang mtshan gyi grub pa med pa'i stong

senses, and having accomplished the formation of an idea of what is neither conscious nor unconscious continues to exist Chinese 超一切無所有處入非想非非想處定具足住，超一切無所有處入非想非非想處具足住

nothingness and having accomplished the formation of and idea of what is neither conscious nor unconscious continues (to exist) and this is the seventh kind of emancipation

company of others—of our physical, verbal, and mental behavior, and the conscious implementation of the principle of adopting what is to be done and rejecting

adj. (to saṃjñā plus -in; in all mgs., seemingly, in Pali saññin), (1) conscious, of living beings (so once in Skt., BR); (sattvāḥ…) saṃjñino vāsaṃjñino

advanced practitioner (someone who has gained a degree of freedom) taking conscious rebirth for the sake of others. Gochen Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche's father's

enlightenment," and one now thinks to convert such to full enlightenment while conscious one is doing so. For it is quite impossible to turn over essential original

Anavataptanāgarājaparipṛcchāsūtra (Toh 156): "He who realizes voidness, that person is consciously aware." "Ultimate realization," far from obliterating the relative world

bhikṣu yadī na bhāra-saṃjñā LV 242.22 (vs), speak, monk, if you are not conscious of a burden (in doing as I ask), wrongly Foucaux on Skt. and Tib. (khur

Kalu Rinpoche Luminous Mind rang rig Sanskrit svasaṃvedanā English self-conscious; self-knower 1996 Hopkins, J. Meditation on Emptiness (1996) rang rig Sanskrit

equivalent to the conscious notion this one wants to kill someone. No Objective Supports and No Own-Being Sariputra: As a result of conscious reflections, the

discoverer. Mind Treasures (dgongs-gter) are those that emerge in the conscious mind of the discoverers, who are realized disciples of Guru Padmasambhava

org/ for more upcoming features. བསམ་བཞིན་ཏུ intentionally, on purpose, consciously, deliberately [IW]

bsam bzhin du skye ba bzhes pa had consciously taken rebirth

skye ba bzhes pa bsam bzhin du + - had consciously taken rebirth

ched du 'dzin pa to reify deliberately/ consciously

bzhad gad kyi phyir yang shes bzhin gyi rdzun mi smra ba. abandoning consciously telling lies at the cost of one's life or even for a joke. 4) sgyu dang

Col. 1 (asaMvidita, asaMvidita) asaṃvidita¦, perhaps unperceived, not consciously grasped: in Mv i.41.5 and iii.334.8 (both somewhat corrupt, prob. intending)

bzhad gad kyi phyir yang shes bzhin du rdzun mi smra ba/} abandoning consciously telling lies at the cost of one's life or even for a joke\n2. {sems can

of the mind is characterized by ignorance and delusion. A succession of conscious instants gives it an appearance of continuity. In absolute terms, the mind

མངོན་པར་འདུ་བྱེད་པ་དང་བཅས་པས་ཡོངས་སུ་མྱ་ངན་ལས་འདའ་བ། English one consciously delivered from bodily existence Chinese 現行天行涅槃果，有現行涅槃果，有行般，有行般涅槃 Sanskrit

enlightenment," and one now thinks to convert such to full enlightenment while conscious one is doing so. For it is quite impossible to turn over essential original

bhikṣu yadī na bhāra-saṃjñā LV 242.22 (vs), speak, monk, if you are not conscious of a burden (in doing as I ask), wrongly Foucaux on Skt. and Tib. (khur

case when matter is composed of material particles and mind is what is conscious and cognizant. [RY] nonconcurrent formations (ldan min 'du byed); expl

kaukṛtyāya vilekhāya…; 518.3 bhikṣoḥ saṃcintya kaukṛtyam upasaṃharet, shall consciously cause disturbance of conscience (but see below) to a monk; Mvy 8487 kaukṛtyopasaṃhāraḥ

- sems [1,138] cognitive acts - shes byed - def. [3,10] cognizant and conscious - gsal rig [1,139] cognizing, describing or engaging - shes brjod 'jug

body [RY] skye ba'i sprul pa - {skye ba'i sprul sku} emanation through conscious rebirth [RB] khyab 'jug gi 'jug pa bcu - the ten incarnations emanations

cpd. dharma-dh° where it renders dbyiṅs; once (below, 6) it uses rluṅ; conscious recognition of several different mgs. in a four-pāda vs: sattvadhātu paripācayiṣyase

explain this, even now perform such acts. In addition and also beyond any conscious or discursive efforts as such, these beings simultaneously train in Thusness

sense impression or mental occurrence; anything that is experienced by a conscious mind. A normal person always feels that appearances are 'out there' and

supplicate you who are endowed with this threefold excellence. Having consciously taken rebirth in the central place of Upper Dokham, You awakened, while

cpd. dharma-dh° where it renders dbyiṅs; once (below, 6) it uses rluṅ; conscious recognition of several different mgs. in a four-pāda vs: sattvadhātu paripācayiṣyase

frequently translated as subject or as a compound such as perceiving or conscious subject. However, communicative sound is also considered a yul can, which

discoverer. Mind Treasures (dgongs-gter) are those that emerge in the conscious mind of the discoverers, who are realized disciples of Guru Padmasambhava

adj. (to saṃjñā plus -in; in all mgs., seemingly, in Pali saññin), (1) conscious, of living beings (so once in Skt., BR); (sattvāḥ…) saṃjñino vāsaṃjñino

existence as an aggressor or something else. It may be argued that the conscious self or purusha, asserted by the Samkhyas, enjoys the objects presented

adj. (to saṃjñā plus -in; in all mgs., seemingly, in Pali saññin), (1) conscious, of living beings (so once in Skt., BR); (sattvāḥ…) saṃjñino vāsaṃjñino

adj. (to saṃjñā plus -in; in all mgs., seemingly, in Pali saññin), (1) conscious, of living beings (so once in Skt., BR); (sattvāḥ…) saṃjñino vāsaṃjñino