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| + | Skt sugatagarbha; sugata-essence, buddha nature, enlightened essence, essence for attaining experience of bliss [RY] | ||
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| + | 1) sugata/ enlightened essence; 2) sugatagarbha [IW] | ||
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| + | sugatagarbha; "buddha nature" potential/ heart essence for attaining/ reaching the state of bliss [sutra context] potential/ heart essence that constitutes attaining/ reaching the state of bliss [Dzogchen context] [RB] | ||
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| + | buddha nature [RY] | ||
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| + | Sugatagarbha. 'Sugata essence.' The most common Sanskrit term for what in the West is known as 'buddha nature.' [RY] | ||
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བདེ་བར་གཤེགས་པའི་སྙིང་པོ
Skt sugatagarbha; sugata-essence, buddha nature, enlightened essence, essence for attaining experience of bliss [RY]
1) sugata/ enlightened essence; 2) sugatagarbha [IW]
sugatagarbha; "buddha nature" potential/ heart essence for attaining/ reaching the state of bliss [sutra context] potential/ heart essence that constitutes attaining/ reaching the state of bliss [Dzogchen context] [RB]
buddha nature [RY]
Sugatagarbha. 'Sugata essence.' The most common Sanskrit term for what in the West is known as 'buddha nature.' [RY]