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suffering 12) yid bde'i dbang bo. faculty of mental pleasure 13) yid mi bde ba'i dbang bo. faculty of mental displeasure 14) btang snyoms kyi dbang bo. faculty

feeling; sensation (i.e. as aggregate or one of twelve links); mental or physical feeling of pleasure pain, one of the phung po lnga the five aggregates (skandhas)

which comprise the physical and mental constituents of a sentient being: physical forms, sensations, conceptions, (mental) formations, and consciousnesses

indifference, unconcern, evenmindedness, apathy [as one of the eleven virtuous mental states]. 2) to ignore, disregard, be careless, indifferent, neutral; impartial;

indifference, unconcern, evenmindedness, apathy [as one of the eleven virtuous mental states]. 2) to ignore, disregard, be careless, indifferent, neutral; impartial;

tshor ba - {tshor ba,} intr. v.; 1) to hear. 2) mental or physical feeling, sensation, perceptions, pleasure pain, [seventh of the one of the {phung po lnga}

[2,4] mental opposition - blo 'gal - def. [3,26] mental other-exclusion - blo'i gzhan sel - def. [3,19] mental pain - yid mi bde [1,25] mental pleasure

It is called 'desire realm' because the beings there are tormented by the mental pain of desire and attachment to material substance [RY]

respectively from: physical sensations of pain; mental unhappiness; mental excitement related to pleasure; and mundane experiences of joy. Lastly, the world-system

The inner offerings are the pleasures of the senses: visual forms, sounds, smells, tastes, physical sensations and mental experiences. These six are symbolised

gyi yan lag brgyad} the eightfold noble path; 1) samadhi, concentration, mental focus, stabilization, meditative stabilization. meditative absorption; contemplation

, visual faculty e., visual consciousness e., etc... mental object e., mental faculty e., mental consciousness e. [RY] Elements, four (bhuta, 'byung ba)

sensual pleasure, agitation and regret, harmful intention, dullness and sleepiness, and hesitation. See also Kimura IV: 182.These are five mental impediments

ba'i bdag nyid can gyi shes pa'o; 3) hear; 4) mental/ physical feeling, sensation, perceptions, pleasure pain [one of the phung po lnga, five aggregates/

qualities [RY] dus bde po - peaceful, quiet, calm [IW] bde ba - 1) [feeling of] pleasure, bliss; 2) good [at]; 4) eas[y]; 5) happy[ness] [+well being healthy],

‘seven types of attention’ in addition to the basis of the ‘nine means of mental stillness’. The seven types of attention are: 1) the attentions of characteristics

yid bde ba bliss; happiness; pleasure; (T) mental bliss

po yong; kun 'gro lnga'i ya gyal; 3) hear; 4) mental/ physical feeling, sensation, perceptions, pleasure pain, [one of the phung po lnga, five aggregates/

where a Buddha is to be expected, at a time when he is born, and with the mental capacity to assimilate his doctrine (Pali AN iv.227.8 ff.): Mv ii.363.4

tshor ba, tshor ba]] intr. v.; 1) to hear. 2) mental or physical feeling, sensation, perceptions, pleasure pain, [seventh of the one of the phung po lnga