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'byung ba chen po bzhithe four major elements, [sa chu me rlung]
'byung ba chen poelements, great element, the major elements
'byung ba chen po lngathe five gross / major elements
'byung ba chethe [great] elements [R]
'byung ba drugsix elements [5 + mind]
'byung baelement(al quality); to occur/ happen/ ensue; to come into being/ come about/ ensue/ lead to/ come from/ issue; to account for/ ensure; to be operant (as); isc. to pertain
'byung ba 'grelrelationship, relatedness
byung ba gsum rgyas gyurdevelopment
byung ba gsum rgyu mthuncausal resemblance
byung ba gsum rnam sminripening
byung ba gsumthe three occurrences
'byung ba gyur pa'i reg byatangible objects which are elements
'byung ba'i bcudthe essence of the elements
'byung ba'i dustime to appear
'byung ba'i dwangs mabcud the essence of the elements. [that which keeps things together, energy]
'byung ba'i gnod pa dang bralbskal pa stong kyang mi 'jig par 'byung ba'i gnod pa dang bral even in the universal destruction at the end of the kalpa, the four elements cannot harm it
byung ba'i khungssource/ origin [from which something comes]
'byung ba'i khungsSyn 'byung khungs
'byung ba'i reg bya bzhithe four elemental textures. 1) sa zhing 'thas pa. 2) brlan cing gsher ba 3) tsha zhing sreg pa 4) yar zhing g.yo ba
'byung ba 'khrugsupsetting of the elements
byung balas byung ba derives from, born of/ occurring due to/ coming out of
'byung ba(las) 'byung ba - to come about due to . . .
'byung ba lnga dag pa'i 'od lngathe five lights of the five pure elements
'byung ba lngathe five elements. Earth, water, fire, air and space. [sa chu me rlung nam mkha']
'byung ba rang rgyudDiagrams of Chinese divination representing the discrete entities of the elements
'byung barappear, gather
'byung bar 'dugwho would become
'byung bar 'gyur bais possible [to be]. future, still to come, will be
'byung bar gyur cigmay there appear!
'byung ba rim brtsegsprogressive stacking of elements (one above the other); gradually piled / layered elements
'byung ba ro snyomsthe equal taste of the elements
byung bathey came upon
'byung ba thim rimthe dissolution stages of the elements
'byung ba tsha grangthe elements of cold and heat
'byung bdunSyn 'byung 'gyur gyi reg bya bdun
'byung 'byur gyi reg byatangible object --- from the elements
'byung 'byurmaterial arisen from the [four] elements, sense object, object of the four physical senses excluding hearing
'byung bzhi 'dus pa'i lusthis body, an aggregate of the four elements
'byung bzhi'i cho 'phrulthe magical displays of the four elements
'byung bzhi'i 'jigs padangers of the four elements: earth quake, flooding, fire, storm
'byung bzhi'i lusthis body, a combination of the four elements
'byung bzhi'i sgra donthe nature of the sounds of the four elements
'byung bzhi rim brtsegsthe tiers of the four elements
'byung bzhithe four elements, [earth, water, fire and wind]. the four material objects, [Syn 'byung 'gyur lnga excluding sgra
'byung che'byung ba che - great elements
'byung gnas 'gro gsumabsolute mode of emerging, dwelling or destination
byung gnas 'gro gsumarrival, remaining and departure
byung gnas 'gro gsum la brtags paexamining the arising, abiding and disappearance
'byung gnas 'gro gsumthree phases of thought/ mind-occurrence, duration, cessation
byung gnas 'gro gsumwhere thoughts arose from, where thoughts stayed, and where thoughts went