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dbang phyug - Ishvara. 'Lord", Hindu non-sectarian term for 'God', but sometimes treated as synonymous with Shiva [RY]
[[rnal 'byor pa]] - Yogi / yogi. Tantric practitioner. Here, this word 'yogi' often holds the connotation of someone of who already has some level of [[realization]] of the [[natural state]] of mind [RY]


dbang phyug - 1) "the all-mighty," believed by some non-Buddhist to be the creator of the world. 2) Lord, sovereign, all-mighty, Maheshvara, Ishvara, God, as creator. lordship, ex. {rnal 'byor gyi dbang phug} the lord of the yogis. 3) the 11th year of {rab byung} Syn {me mo glang}; 3) Ishvara, [the 11th year, the Female Fire Ox]; Lord, God; powerful; powerful lord [RY]
[[rnal 'byor ma]] - '''''Yogini'''''. 1) Female practitioners. 2) Female manifestations appearing in the [[bardo of dharmata]] [RY]


dbang phyug pa - Followers of Ishvara; worshippers of Shiva; Shaiva, Shaivite, a follower of Shiva; Aishvara [RY]




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Latest revision as of 16:17, 22 July 2007

rnal 'byor pa - Yogi / yogi. Tantric practitioner. Here, this word 'yogi' often holds the connotation of someone of who already has some level of realization of the natural state of mind [RY]

rnal 'byor ma - Yogini. 1) Female practitioners. 2) Female manifestations appearing in the bardo of dharmata [RY]