dga' ba bzhi

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the four joys [dga' ba, mchog dga', khyad dga', lhan skyes kyi dga' ba] OR four delights [lkog pa mi bde glu la dga'; dmangs rigs stan mtho la dga'; dbul po gtong la dga; shing rgan po gshin nu la dga'] joy, supreme joy, special/ beyond joy, coemergent joy [IW]

the four joys [dga' ba, mchog dga', khyad dga', lhan skyes kyi dga' ba] OR four delights [lkog pa mi bde glu la dga'; dmangs rigs stan mtho la dga'; dbul po gtong la dga; shing rgan po gshin nu la dga'] [IW]

the four joys * OR four delights [T] [IW]

four joys, ananda: joy, perfect joy, joy of cessation, and coemergent joy [RY]

four joys [RY]

four degrees of joy [RB]

the four joys, four degrees of joy, four delights: 1) sga' ba. 2) mchog dga' 3) lhan cig skyes pa'i dga' ba 4) dga' bral gyi dga' ba [RY]

4 levels of joy (dga' ba, mchog dga', dga' bral, lhan skyes dga'), 4 pleasures (lkog ma mi bde klu a dga', dmangs rigs stan mtho la dga', dbul po gtong la dga', zhing rgan po gzhin nu ma la dga'), 4 joys whose experience is connected to the rlung which enter permeate and dissolve in the central channel [JV]

The Four Joys, the Four Degrees of Joy, the Four Delights.The Four Joys (dga’ ba bzhi) represent a progressive deepening of meditative ecstasy and primordial wisdom experienced as the vital essences (thig le) move through the central channel: Joy (dga’ ba) is the initial experience of bliss as the essences begin to flow; Supreme Joy (mchog dga’) is an intensified state that surpasses ordinary sensation; Special Joy (khyad dga’) is an extraordinary, distinct joy marking the transition beyond conceptual dualism; and Co-emergent Joy (lhan skyes dga’ ba) is the ultimate realization in which bliss and emptiness are inseparable (bde stong). Erick Tsiknopoulos