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|Note=The translation of the title of the ''Saṃdhinirmocanasūtra'' is the object of several discussions among scholars regarding the meaning of the Sanskrit words ''saṃdhi'' and ''nirmocana'' following Lamotte’s first complete translation of the text. Among the various translations into English of this Sanskrit compound, I opted for simplicity and translated the Sanskrit ''saṃdhinirmocanasūtra'' with “The Sūtra Unraveling the Intent,” which I believe renders accurately the meaning and structure of the text. Various interlocutors indeed ask the Buddha repeatedly to explain difficult points in order to clarify the purpose of his seemingly contradictory or complex doctrines on the nature of reality. On this point, see Lamotte 1935, p. 12ff., Ware 1937, Edgerton 1937, Edgerton 1953, p. 558, and later Keenan 1980, p. 126, Powers 1991a, and Powers 1993b, p. 28ff. | |Note=The translation of the title of the ''Saṃdhinirmocanasūtra'' (Tib. ''dgongs pa nges par ’grel pa zhes bya ba theg pa chen po’i mdo'') is the object of several discussions among scholars regarding the meaning of the Sanskrit words ''saṃdhi'' and ''nirmocana'' following Lamotte’s first complete translation of the text. Among the various translations into English of this Sanskrit compound, I opted for simplicity and translated the Sanskrit ''saṃdhinirmocanasūtra'' with “The Sūtra Unraveling the Intent,” which I believe renders accurately the meaning and structure of the text. Various interlocutors indeed ask the Buddha repeatedly to explain difficult points in order to clarify the purpose of his seemingly contradictory or complex doctrines on the nature of reality. On this point, see Lamotte 1935, p. 12ff., Ware 1937, Edgerton 1937, Edgerton 1953, p. 558, and later Keenan 1980, p. 126, Powers 1991a, and Powers 1993b, p. 28ff. | ||
|NoteAuthor=Gregory Forgues | |NoteAuthor=Gregory Forgues | ||
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1) (Tha dad pa [h]. think, consider, reflect, consider[ation], concentrate on, give thought to, wish, thought, idea; 2) mind [h]; 2) essential essence of thinking, intention, mean for, intend to be, [deepest] sense/ meaning; 3) leave of absence, day off [Nad dgongs zhu ba,...Dgongs pa khrol ba,...Dgongs pa rtsa yang,...Dgongs pa rang zhu,...De ring las khungs su yong mi dgos pa'i dgongs pa zhu ba]; 4) realization, insight, vision, meditation, (enlightened [wisdom] [mind], understand[ing], cognizance, know[ing]; 5) care for, feel, regard; 6) decide; 7) great necessity; 8) implication, implicative, intimation; 9) deep experience/ structure, primordial condition [IW]
dgongs pa sangs rgyas kun dang dbyer med par bzhugs - his wisdom mind is inseparable from that of all the Buddhas [RY]
spiritual horizon, vision, primordial state, deep experience, realization, primordial condition, deepest sense, deep structure, intentionality, Mind, intention, state, mind, consideration, thought, opinion, view, to contemplate, intend, think, reflect, meditate, consider, permission, thought, fundamental principles, method of knowledge, principle of knowledge, Mind, true state, enlightened intent, intent, state of knowledge, state of realization [JV]
intent, realization [thd]
[for Dzogchen] enlightened intent(ion) [for lower approaches] enlightened perspective/ outlook [RB]
dgongs pa, dgongs pa,dgongs pa, dgongs trans. v. . (h) Of bsam pa. 1) mind, frame of mind, attitude, intention, thought, consideration, viewpoint, idea. 2) [to emphasize the honorific] enlightened intent, wisdom mind, realization, insight, vision, wisdom, meditation, deep experience. 3) to think, consider, concentrate upon, reflect, understand, give thought to, care for, feel, regard, realize, know, decide, intend. 4) meaning, intent, implication, understanding, cognizance, necessity, intimation, interpretation; kyi dgongs pa enlightened intent behind. 5) implicative, meant for, intended to be. 6) deepest sense, primordial condition, deep structure [RY]
. . . kyi dgongs pa - enlightened intention behind/ perspective/ outlook concerning . . . [RB]
spiritual horizon, vision, primordial state, deep experience, realization, primordial condition, deepest sense, deep structure, intentionality, Mind, intention, state, mind, consideration, thought, opinion, view, to contemplate, intend, think, reflect, meditate, consider, permission, thought, fundamental principles, method of knowledge, principle of knowledge, Mind, true state, enlightened intent, intent, state of knowledge, state of realization, principle of knowledge, principle, state [JV]
1) the inmost intent, innermost intent, true intent, deep intent, underlying intent, enlightened intent. 'Inmost intent' works the best in many contexts; 2) to intend; 3) to imply, to implicate; 4) implication. Erick Tsiknopoulos