Dictionaries/Tsepak Rigdzin/1276
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| Wylie | 'dus ma byas brgyad |
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| English Definition | [asaṁskṛta]/ The eight types of uncollected phenomena; the eight permanent phenomena.\n1-3. {de bzhin nyid gsum/} the three suchnesses (see {de bzhin nyid gsum})\n4-5. {'du shes med pa dang /} {'gog pa'i snyoms 'jug gi dus kyi sems 'gag pa'i gnas skabs gnyis/} the two moments of the cessation of the mind at the state of meditative absorption without .perception and the absorption of cessation\n6-8. {'dus ma byas gsum/} the three uncollected phenomena (see {'dus ma byas gsum}). |
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