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ལོགས་ཤར་བ (''logs shar ba'') | ལོགས་ཤར་བ (''logs shar ba'') | ||
1) arisen/arising separately, arisen distinctly, arisen/arising specifically; 2) emerged/emerging separately, emerged/emerging distinctly, emerged/emerging specifically; 3) manifested/manifesting separately, manifested/manifesting distinctly, manifested/manifested specifically. | 1) arisen/arising separately, arisen distinctly, arisen/arising specifically; 2) emerged/emerging separately, emerged/emerging distinctly, emerged/emerging specifically; 3) manifested/manifesting separately, manifested/manifesting distinctly, manifested/manifested specifically. | ||
A term used to describe the intentional manifestation or incarnation of an enlightened being or protector for a specific purpose or audience. It implies that the subject has appeared "specially" or "out of the ordinary" to fulfill a particular need, usually for the benefit of the Buddha's teachings and sentient beings. The term combines ལོགས ([[logs]]), meaning "side," "separate," or "distinct," with ཤར་བ ([[shar ba]]), the verb for "to arise," "to dawn," or "to emerge" (as the sun rises in the east). [[Erick Tsiknopoulos]] | A term used to describe the intentional manifestation or incarnation of an enlightened being or protector for a specific purpose or audience. It implies that the subject has appeared "specially" or "out of the ordinary" to fulfill a particular need, usually for the benefit of the Buddha's teachings and sentient beings. The term combines ལོགས ([[logs]]), meaning "side," "separate," or "distinct," with ཤར་བ ([[shar ba]]), the verb for "to arise," "to dawn," or "to emerge" (as the sun rises in the east). [[Erick Tsiknopoulos]] | ||
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ལོགས་ཤར་བ (logs shar ba)
1) arisen/arising separately, arisen distinctly, arisen/arising specifically; 2) emerged/emerging separately, emerged/emerging distinctly, emerged/emerging specifically; 3) manifested/manifesting separately, manifested/manifesting distinctly, manifested/manifested specifically.
A term used to describe the intentional manifestation or incarnation of an enlightened being or protector for a specific purpose or audience. It implies that the subject has appeared "specially" or "out of the ordinary" to fulfill a particular need, usually for the benefit of the Buddha's teachings and sentient beings. The term combines ལོགས (logs), meaning "side," "separate," or "distinct," with ཤར་བ (shar ba), the verb for "to arise," "to dawn," or "to emerge" (as the sun rises in the east). Erick Tsiknopoulos