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Miraculously/spontaneously-formed image [RY] | <noinclude>{{TermAdmin}}{{Term}}</noinclude> | ||
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Miraculously/spontaneously-formed image. ([[RY]]) | |||
1) | 1) naturally occurring w/o effort; 2) [[dharmadhatu]], [[chos kyi dbyings]]; 3) Brahma is frequently referred to as this; 4) the natural world, nature. ([[IW]]) | ||
self- (existing, originated, refreshing, generating, arising, born), absolute, ever-fresh, spontaneity, spontaneously (arisen, accomplished), innate, self-sprung, epithet of brahma, naturally occurring, natural, naturally arising [JV] | self- (existing, originated, refreshing, generating, arising, born), absolute, ever-fresh, spontaneity, spontaneously (arisen, accomplished), innate, self-sprung, epithet of brahma, naturally occurring, natural, naturally arising. ([[JV]]) | ||
naturally occurring/ self-occurring; (to occur) in and of itself; to occur naturally; naturally occurs; isvfc. self-arising [i.e. | naturally occurring/ self-occurring; (to occur) in and of itself; to occur naturally; naturally occurs; isvfc. self-arising [i.e. [[chos dbyings mdzod]], 205.a.2 [[rang byung]] [[gi]] [[pad ma]]'i [[rgyal po]], self-arising ruler [[Padmakara]]. ([[RB]]) | ||
self-occurring, self-existing [RY] | self-occurring, self-existing. ([[RY]]) | ||
1) | 1) natural occurrence, ie. effortless; 2) [[dharmadhatu]], [[chos kyi dbyings]]; 3) (met) Brahma ([[rang byung khams las 'das pa]] natural, self existing, self-emergence, self-born, self-occurred, miraculously appeared syn [[rang sangs rgyas]] - self-born - self-existing, spontaneously present, self-existent/existing, self-arisen, self-born, spontaneously appeared, natural syn [[rang sangs rgyas]]) ([[IW]]) | ||
spontaneity; self-born; def. [[rgyu rkyen gyis gsar du ma byas pa]]; self originated; natural, self | spontaneity; self-born; def. [[rgyu rkyen]] [[gyis]] [[gsar du]] [[ma byas pa]]; self originated; natural, self-existent, self-emergent, self-borne, self-occurred, miraculous appearance. Syn [[rang sangs rgyas]]; self-existing, spontaneously present, self-existent / existing, self-arisen, self-born, spontaneously appeared, natural Syn [[rang sangs rgyas]]; self-occurring; to occur in and of itself [RY] | ||
1) self-arisen, self-manifested, self-existing, self-occurring; 2) naturally arisen, naturally manifested, naturally existing, naturally occurring; 3) spontaneously arisen, spontaneously manifested, spontaneously existing, spontaneously occurring; 4) spontaneously manifested image; a kind of holy image which emerges from rock or other natural substances through the power of blessings or by the power of a great master's practice. ([[ET]]) | |||
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Miraculously/spontaneously-formed image. (RY)
1) naturally occurring w/o effort; 2) dharmadhatu, chos kyi dbyings; 3) Brahma is frequently referred to as this; 4) the natural world, nature. (IW)
self- (existing, originated, refreshing, generating, arising, born), absolute, ever-fresh, spontaneity, spontaneously (arisen, accomplished), innate, self-sprung, epithet of brahma, naturally occurring, natural, naturally arising. (JV)
naturally occurring/ self-occurring; (to occur) in and of itself; to occur naturally; naturally occurs; isvfc. self-arising [i.e. chos dbyings mdzod, 205.a.2 rang byung gi pad ma'i rgyal po, self-arising ruler Padmakara. (RB)
self-occurring, self-existing. (RY)
1) natural occurrence, ie. effortless; 2) dharmadhatu, chos kyi dbyings; 3) (met) Brahma (rang byung khams las 'das pa natural, self existing, self-emergence, self-born, self-occurred, miraculously appeared syn rang sangs rgyas - self-born - self-existing, spontaneously present, self-existent/existing, self-arisen, self-born, spontaneously appeared, natural syn rang sangs rgyas) (IW)
spontaneity; self-born; def. rgyu rkyen gyis gsar du ma byas pa; self originated; natural, self-existent, self-emergent, self-borne, self-occurred, miraculous appearance. Syn rang sangs rgyas; self-existing, spontaneously present, self-existent / existing, self-arisen, self-born, spontaneously appeared, natural Syn rang sangs rgyas; self-occurring; to occur in and of itself [RY]
1) self-arisen, self-manifested, self-existing, self-occurring; 2) naturally arisen, naturally manifested, naturally existing, naturally occurring; 3) spontaneously arisen, spontaneously manifested, spontaneously existing, spontaneously occurring; 4) spontaneously manifested image; a kind of holy image which emerges from rock or other natural substances through the power of blessings or by the power of a great master's practice. (ET)