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[[nyams rtogs]] - Experience and Realization. An expression used for insight and progress on the path. 'Experience' refers to temporary meditation experiences and 'realization' to unchanging understanding of the nature of things [RY]
The aspects of phenomena as set forth by the [[Cittamatra]] and [[Yogachara]] schools: the 'imagined,' the 'dependent,' and the 'absolute.' <br>


[[skyes tshul gyi rim pa]] - progress [of experience and realization] [RY]
*The imagined ([[kun brtags]]) is the two kinds of self-entity.
*The dependent ([[gzhan dbang]]) is the eight collections of consciousness.
*The [[absolute]] ([[yongs grub]]) is the empty nature of things, [[Suchness]]. [RY]


[[go myong rtogs]] - experience and realization [IW]
SA ([[mtshan nyid gsum]]).


[[go myong rtogs]] - experience and realization. Syn {go myong rtogs gsum} [RY]
Three Natures ([[rang bzhin gsum]]); among the [[Three Turnings of the Wheel of Dharma]]. [RY]


[[go myong rtogs gsum]] - theory, experience and realization. Understanding, experience, and realization. Intellectual comprehension, practical experience, and unchanging realization. Abbr. of {go ba nyams myong rtogs pa} [RY]


[[nyams rtogs]] - experience and realization, understanding, knowledge [RY]
[[Category: Key Terms]]
 
[[nyams rtogs]] - insights, felt value and understanding, experience and realization, experiences and understanding [JV]
 
[[nyams rtogs]] - 1) the good qualities of familiarity w the goal; 2) practice; 3) experience and realization; 4) understanding, knowledge; 5) inquire fully D [IW]
 
[[nyams rtogs kyi yon tan]] - qualities of experience and realization [RY]
 
[[nyams rtogs skye ba]] - attain experience and realization [spiritual insight] [IW]
 
[[nyams rtogs skye ba]] - to attain experience and realization [spiritual insight] [RY]
 
[[nyams rtogs khyad par can]] - special experience and realization [insight] [RY]
 
[[nyams rtogs khyad par can]] - exceptional experience and realization [RY]
 
[[nyams rtogs mthar phyin pa]] - perfected experience and realization [RY]
 
[[nyams dang rtogs pa'i rtsal chen rdzogs]] - the great power of experience and realization will be perfected [RY]
 
[[nyams snang]] - 1) the good qualities of familiarity w the goal; 2) practice; 3) experience and realization; 4) understanding, knowledge; 5) inquire fully D; 6) experiences [and displays], visionary/ meditative experiences [IW]
 
[[thugs dam]] - 1) (h) for samaya. {thugs kyi dam bca'} spiritual pledge, vow, commitment. 2) (h) for experience and realization. 3) (h) for {yi dam} practice, meditation, meditative commitment.4) [daily] practice, sadhana, practice object, realization. Syn {thugs kyi dam tshig}daily practice; personal practice, spiritual practice; sacred bond [RY]
 
[[thugs dam]] - tutelary god, devotion, contemplation, happily, spiritual power, compassionate pledges, holy opinion, advice, oath, vow, solemn promise, prayer, wish, heart-vow, yidam practice, experience and realization, realization, confirmation by oath, personal practice [JV]
 
[[thugs dam gong 'phel]] - experience and realization increasing more and more in 1's continuum [IW]
 
[[thod rgal ba'i rigs]] - Skipping the grades type. People whose qualities of experience and realization increase or decrease without sequential order [RY]
 
[[bde stong dbyer med kyi nyams rtogs khyad par can]] - exceptional experience and realization of indivisible bliss and emptiness; extraordinary experience and realization of bliss-emptiness [RY]
 
[[bla ma]] - master. In the Lamrim Yeshe Nyingpo, Padmasambhava says: "The vajra master, the root of the path, is someone who has the pure conduct of samaya and vows. He is fully adorned with learning, has discerned it through reflection, and through meditation he possesses the qualities and signs of experience and realization. With his compassionate action he accepts disciples." In short, someone with the correct view and genuine compassion [RY]
 
[[lung rtogs kyi dam chos]] - the holy dharma of experience and realization [IW]
 
 
 
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Latest revision as of 12:34, 25 January 2006

The aspects of phenomena as set forth by the Cittamatra and Yogachara schools: the 'imagined,' the 'dependent,' and the 'absolute.'

SA (mtshan nyid gsum).

Three Natures (rang bzhin gsum); among the Three Turnings of the Wheel of Dharma. [RY]

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