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[[sgom sran]] - exertion, perseverance in practice, rigorous perseverance, exertion; spirit, heart, resolution [RY]
self-existing wakefulness ([[rang byung gi ye shes]]) - self-originated primordial wisdom, self-existing basic intelligence, natural wisdom [RY]


[[sgom sran]] - rigorous perseverance [JV]
[[chos sku rang byung gi ye shes]] - self-existing wakefulness of [[dharmakaya]] [RY]


[['jug pa]] - process, enter, continue, begin, get involved, precede, engage in, inhale, resurrect, fill in, stuff, perseverance ([[Bodhicitta]]), put, slow inhale (direct or indirect), put into, insert, infuse, inject, appoint, constitute, command, permit, suffer, application, slow inhalation, go into, enter, set about, first stage of a disease, fix, manifest, place out, settle, induce, allow, to apply, slow inhalation, SA [[rlung bsang brgyad]], to pursue, to practice [JV]
[[lta ba]] - View. A particular understanding and orientation based on studies of philosophy. In the context of [[Mahamudra]] and [[Trekcho]], the view refers to the state of 'ordinary mind' or ''self-existing wakefulness'' free from any concept, even of philosophical [[insight]] [RY]


[['jug pa byed pa]] - perseverance [JV]
[[don dam byang chub kyi sems]] - Ultimate [[bodhichitta]]. Same as [[prajnaparamita]], the [[unity of shamatha and vipashyana]], self-existing wakefulness, etc [RY]


[['jug pa'i sems skyed]] - steady pursuance of the purpose of life, perseverance in the work of winning enlightenment, an attitude which is on its way toward enlightenment, steady pursuance in the activation of inner potential [JV]
[[rang byung gi ye shes]] - self-existing wakefulness/ basic intelligence, the self-originated primordial/ natural wisdom [IW]


[[snying stobs]] - 1) lightness, purity, goodness; 2) bravery, courage, fortitude; 3) strength, energy, vigor; 4) perseverance, determination; 5) spirit[ual power] [IW]
[[rang byung ye shes]] - self-originated primal awareness, self-refreshing pristine awareness, self-arising wisdom, self-existing wakefulness, self-originated wisdom [JV]


[[snying stobs]] - 1) lightness, purity, goodness, immaculacy, sattva; spiritual power; One of the [[three tattvas]] ([[yon tan gsum]]) - sattva - of the [[Samkhya]]. 2) bravery, courage, fortitude, perseverance, stalwart/ heroic action [RY]
[[rang byung ye shes kyi sku]] - the form of self-existing wakefulness [RY]


[[snying rus]] - perseverance, fortitude, will power; fortitude, endurance, resilience, persistence, tenacity, will-power; diligence/ perseverance/ fortitude, courage, firmness of mind [RY]


 
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Latest revision as of 13:39, 31 January 2006

self-existing wakefulness (rang byung gi ye shes) - self-originated primordial wisdom, self-existing basic intelligence, natural wisdom [RY]

chos sku rang byung gi ye shes - self-existing wakefulness of dharmakaya [RY]

lta ba - View. A particular understanding and orientation based on studies of philosophy. In the context of Mahamudra and Trekcho, the view refers to the state of 'ordinary mind' or self-existing wakefulness free from any concept, even of philosophical insight [RY]

don dam byang chub kyi sems - Ultimate bodhichitta. Same as prajnaparamita, the unity of shamatha and vipashyana, self-existing wakefulness, etc [RY]

rang byung gi ye shes - self-existing wakefulness/ basic intelligence, the self-originated primordial/ natural wisdom [IW]

rang byung ye shes - self-originated primal awareness, self-refreshing pristine awareness, self-arising wisdom, self-existing wakefulness, self-originated wisdom [JV]

rang byung ye shes kyi sku - the form of self-existing wakefulness [RY]

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