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Bardo ([[bar do]]), "intermediate" or "transition" state, commonly refers to the state and lapse of time occurring between death and the next rebirth. More precisely one can recognize [[six bardos]]: the bardo of birth and life ([[skye gnas bar do]]), of meditative concentration ([[sam gtan bar do]]), of dream ([[rmi lam bar do]]), of the instant of death ([['chi kha bar do]]), of the absolute nature ([[chos nyid bar do]]), and of seeking a new existence ([[srid pa bar do]]). [MR]  
*Bardo ([[bar do]]), "intermediate" or "transition" state, commonly refers to the state and lapse of time occurring between death and the next rebirth. More precisely one can recognize [[six bardos]]: the bardo of birth and life ([[skye gnas bar do]]), of meditative concentration ([[sam gtan bar do]]), of dream ([[rmi lam bar do]]), of the instant of death ([['chi kha bar do]]), of the absolute nature ([[chos nyid bar do]]), and of seeking a new existence ([[srid pa bar do]]). [MR]  
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See also:
*[[Four Bardos]]
*[[Six Bardos]]


[[Category: Vajrayana Terms]]
[[Category: Vajrayana Terms]]

Latest revision as of 07:28, 6 May 2006

Bardo (bar do, antarabhava). 'Intermediate state.'

  • Usually refers to the period between death and the next rebirth. [RY]



See also: