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[[chos thams cad ye nas sangs rgyas pa]] - all [[dharmas]] are perfect, and primordially enlightened [IW] | [[chos thams cad ye nas sangs rgyas pa]] - all [[dharmas]] are perfect, and primordially enlightened [IW] | ||
[[ye nas sangs rgyas]] - {[[sems kyi rang bzhin]] [[ye nas sangs rgyas]] [[ste]]} mind's nature is | [[ye nas sangs rgyas]] - {[[sems kyi rang bzhin]] [[ye nas sangs rgyas]] [[ste]]} mind's nature is [[a buddha]] from the beginning. [RY] | ||
[[ye nas sangs rgyas]] - [[primordial enlightenment]] [JV] | [[ye nas sangs rgyas]] - [[primordial enlightenment]] [JV] | ||
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chos thams cad ye nas sangs rgyas pa - all phenomena primordially perfected [RY]
chos thams cad ye nas sangs rgyas pa - all dharmas are perfect, and primordially enlightened [IW]
ye nas sangs rgyas - {sems kyi rang bzhin ye nas sangs rgyas ste} mind's nature is a buddha from the beginning. [RY]
ye nas sangs rgyas - primordial enlightenment [JV]
ye nas sangs rgyas kyi rgyud - Primordial Buddhahood Tantra. One of the Twenty-five Tantras of the Great Perfection taught by Shri Singha to Vairochana [RY]
ye nas sangs rgyas pa - enlightened from the very beginning, attained Buddhahood from the very beginning; primordially perfected [RY]
ye nas sangs rgyas pa - enlightened from the very beginning [JV]
ye nas sangs rgyas pa'i dkyil 'khor gsum - The Three Primordially Enlightened Mandalas [RY]
sems nyid ye nas sangs rgyas pa'i rang bzhin - primal buddha nature of mind [RY]
See buddha nature [RWB]