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'gro ba rigs drugsix kinds of ordinary beings; (beings of/ in) the six states (of ordinary being). six classes/ states of ordinary being(s)
bram ze'i rigspriestly/ brahmin class
chos sku rang mal gyi dgongs paenlightened intent of dharmakaya as the/ in its own natural place of rest
ci rigsas much as circumstances allow
dmangs rigsshudra/ servant class
du ma rang grolnatural freedom of diverse nature/ qualities
gzhi rang malground of being as the natural place of rest/ resting place
las kyi rigskarma/ activity family
lhun grub rang malspontaneous presence as the natural place of rest
ma bkod rang byungnot arranged but occurring naturally
ma spang rang grolnaturally free without being/ having to be renounced/ rejected
med pa bcu'i rang bzhinthe nature of the ten ineffable attributes; the ineffable nature of the ten attributes
med pa'i rang bzhin bcuthe ten attributes whose nature is ineffable
mi rigsmi rigs pa unacceptable/ irrational/ illogical/ unreasonable; does not apply
mi rigs paunacceptable/ irrational/ illogical/ unreasonable; does not apply
ngo rang thog tu 'phrod pato be directly introduced to the essential nature in all its immediacy
pad ma'i rigspadma/ lotus family
rangnatural(ly)/ innate(ly) . . . (in and of itself); self-
rang 'dodselfish vested interest
rang babsnatural condition/ circumstance; (natural state of) utter relaxation; isc. utterly relaxed; isc. natural(ly); (CYDz) natural seelting/ settling naturally/ naturally settled
rang babs suas a natural condition/ circumstance (of); in an utterly relaxed manner
rang byungnaturally occurring/ self-occurring; (to occur) in and of itself; to occur naturally; naturally occurs; isvfc. self-arising [i.e. CYDz, 205.a.2 rang byung gi padma'i rgyal po, self-arising ruler Padmakara]
rang byung chen posupreme naturally/ self-occurring nature
rang byung gi ye shesnaturally/ self-occurring timeless awareness
rang bzhagrang gzhag natural (state of) rest/ settling; to rest/ settle in and of itself; self-settling/ deciding; self-affirming
rang bzhinnature (of being*); the very nature (of things); isc. (one's) true nature. gtso bo primal matter (Samkhya term)
rang bzhin babsinnate nature/ natural state of utter relaxation
rang bzhin babs kyiutterly natural
rang bzhin bcuthe ten attributes
rang bzhin du. . . gi rang bzhin du . . . to be/ as (of) the nature of . . .
rang bzhin du gnas pa'i rigsnaturally abiding aspect of spiritual affinity
rang bzhin gnas panaturally abiding/ indwelling
rang bzhin gyirang bzhin gyis by (its very) nature; naturally occurring; that is natural(ly)/ inherent(ly) (so/ present)
rang bzhin gyi bar donaturally occurring/ self-existing interval/ intermediate state
rang bzhin gyi bsam gtannatural/ inherent meditative stability
rang bzhin gyi gnasnatural abode
rang bzhin gyi ltung badeed (naturally/ inherently) violating ordination (by its very nature)
rang bzhin gyi rigsnatural spiritual affinity; spiritual affinity as the nature of being
rang bzhin gyi sdig padeed (naturally/ inherently) negative/ harmful (by its very nature)
rang bzhin gyisnaturally/ inherently; by its very nature. by (its very) nature; naturally occurring; that is natural(ly)/ inherent(ly) (so/ present)
rang bzhin gyis 'od gsal bautter lucidity/ utterly lucid by its very nature
rang bzhin gyis med pa[in "higher" sense] ineffable by nature [acc. to CR, this means rang bzhin GYIS med pa]; isc. by nature not what it seems [in "lower" sense] without/ have no independent nature/ self-nature
rang bzhin med parang bzhin gyis med pa [in "higher" sense] ineffable by nature [acc. to CR, this means rang bzhin GYIS med pa]; isc. by nature not what it seems [in "lower" sense] without/ have no independent nature/ self-nature
rang bzhin rdzogs pa chen ponatural great perfection/ great perfection as the nature (of being/ reality/ things)
rang bzhin rgyun gyi rtag papermanent and fixed continuity of nature [?]
rang bzhin rnam dag gi skukaya that is totally pure by nature (one of the two aspects of svabhavikakaya)
rang bzhin shugs kyi thugs rjeresponsiveness as a natural power
rang bzhin ye babs kyi bsam gtannatural meditative stability as a timeless and innate abiding [KOT=rDzogs chen equivalent of zhi gnas; cf. rang ngo rang gsal gyi lhag mthong; cf. rang ngo rang gsal gyi lhag mthong]
rang chasnatural(ly)/ inherent(ly) (occurring) quality/ attribute (of being)
rang chas su bzhugs papresent as a natural(ly occurring) quality/ attribute (of being)