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teacher, spiritual advisor, master, 1 of gnas pa dgu, school master, title of more learned lamas, chief in teaching, instructor, master, professor, acarya [JV] | |||
spiritual | spiritual masters [RY] | ||
spiritual master; preceptor (monastic) [RB] | |||
master; [detailed expl. of qualifications, Light of Wisdom, Vol. 2, page 145] [RY] | |||
1) accomplished master of meditation practice and study; 2) spiritual master, saint, scholar, professor, [religious] teacher; 3) loppon; 4) preceptor TSE; 5) carpenter's thig shing; 6) acharya [IW] | |||
Master, acharya. title given to spiritual teachers and learned scholars [RY] | |||
master [thd] | |||
acharya 1) an accomplished master of meditation practice and study. 2) spiritual master, acharya, saint, scholar, teacher. 3) An official position in a monastery. 4) a preceptor. (presiding) master; preceptor (monastic) [RY] | |||
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སློབ་དཔོན
teacher, spiritual advisor, master, 1 of gnas pa dgu, school master, title of more learned lamas, chief in teaching, instructor, master, professor, acarya [JV]
spiritual masters [RY]
spiritual master; preceptor (monastic) [RB]
master; [detailed expl. of qualifications, Light of Wisdom, Vol. 2, page 145] [RY]
1) accomplished master of meditation practice and study; 2) spiritual master, saint, scholar, professor, [religious] teacher; 3) loppon; 4) preceptor TSE; 5) carpenter's thig shing; 6) acharya [IW]
Master, acharya. title given to spiritual teachers and learned scholars [RY]
master [thd]
acharya 1) an accomplished master of meditation practice and study. 2) spiritual master, acharya, saint, scholar, teacher. 3) An official position in a monastery. 4) a preceptor. (presiding) master; preceptor (monastic) [RY]