gnas nang dgon pa

abiding; sometimes dwelling, staying; stillness/ calm abiding; abiding, engages in, is established, last, live, one who stands on, persevere, remain, remained, stand firm, stillness, quiescence, abidance, the duration of, to persevere, abiding, to stay, to be live, lodge, dwell, stay, to last [about time]. to abide, remain; to be; (mind) at rest; to abide/ dwell/ remain (in)/ rest (upon); to maintain; (phase of) duration; calm state; to abide, to be established; adhere to, keep. 3) Subsistence, as one of the fourteen non-concurrent formations. Def. by Jamg�n Kongtr�l: rgyun de nyid skyes nas ma shi'i bar du mi 'jig par yod pa'o [RY]

1) exist, brten pa, engender, stay, remain; 2) public; 3) subsistence, [one of the 14 non-concurrent formations, ldan min 'du byed, after the 'du byed kyi phung po de dag have arisen in the following instant, or until death/cessation subsisting abiding, engages in, is established, last, live, 1 who stands on, persevere, remain, remained, stand firm, stillness, quiescence, abidance, the duration of, to persevere, abiding, to stay, to be live, logde, dwell, stay, to last [about time] [birth to death] abide, remain, be, relay/ take a stand in [IW]

reside [RY]

place, stationary, remain, preoccupied with, to be established, calm state, continuity, dwell, stableness, subsistence, stabilization, maintain, stay with, exists, have existed as, exist, in, abide, being, contain, last, situated, subsist, tarry, sit, be placed, be in force, continue to exist, reside, stay, remain, continue, adhere to, persevere, religious exercise, monastic function, devotions, SA ldan pa, bstan pa, 1 of ting 'dzin rnam bzhi, state of calm, is contained in, to sustain, find oneself in the state of, state of calm, to be established, quiescent, to be based upon, to be perceived as, abide, live in, to depend upon, remain in that way, dwelling [JV]

(mind) at rest; to abide/ dwell/ reside/ remain (in)/ rest (on); to maintain; to be present/ indwelling; (phase of) duration; isc. to be limited by . . . ; isc. to last/ endure; isc. anything that could abide; isc. to remain caught (in) [RB]

to inhabit [RY]

to live [RY]

to live, reside [RY]

Stillness. Absence of thought activity and disturbing emotions, but with subtle fixation on this stillness [RY]