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[[gzugs kyi 'dod chags]] - attachment to form [the realm of form] [RY]
 
[[gzugs kyi 'dod chags]] - attachment to form [the realm of form] [RY]
  
[[gzugs khams]] - 1) [[lus khams]]; 2) form relmas dhyana realms above [[Mt. Meru]] in space, [[dvangs pa]]'i [[rang bzhin gyi]] realm of form, visible form element, 1 of the 18 dhatus] [IW]
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[[gzugs khams]] - 1) [[lus khams]]; 2) form realms [[dhyana]] realms above [[Mt. Meru]] in space, [[dvangs pa]]'i [[rang bzhin gyi]] realm of form, visible form element, 1 of the 18 dhatus] [IW]
  
 
[[gzugs khams kyi gnas ris bzhi]] - four domains of the realm of form [IW]
 
[[gzugs khams kyi gnas ris bzhi]] - four domains of the realm of form [IW]
  
[['og min]] - [[Akanishtha]], the highest plane of existence; Akanishtha. Syn {[[lcang lo can]]} Akanishtha, the Unexcelled, Highest [realm]. highest pure land, [[buddhafield]] of Akanishtha; pinnacle pure realm; pure realm of Akanishtha/ Pinnacle Under Nothing. Syn {lcang lo can} Akanishtha, Highest Pure Land, the Unsurpassable Buddhafield, "Below None" [a deities' level], the Unexcelled, Highest [realm] 1) the fifth of the {[[gnas gtsang ma lnga]]} in the [[realm of form]]. 2) the place of [[enlightenment]], 3) pure land of [[Vairochana]], 4) unsurpassable. one of the 28 classes of gods in the {[[gzugs kyi khams]]} form realm of the {[[gnas gtsang ma]]'i} pure reaches. In Nyingma terminology is used to indicate an "invaluable" inner experience. See Longchenpa's {[[dpal gsang ba snying po de kho na nyid nges pa'i rgyud kyi 'grel pa]]} the place of {[[sangs rgya ba]]}, the pure land of {[[rnam par snang mdzad]]} the fifth of the {[[gnas gtsang ma lnga]]} [RY]
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[['og min]] - [[Akanishtha]], the highest plane of existence; Akanishtha. Syn {[[lcang lo can]]} Akanishtha, the Unexcelled, Highest [realm]. highest pure land, [[buddhafield]] of Akanishtha; pinnacle pure realm; pure realm of Akanishtha/ Pinnacle Under Nothing. Syn {lcang lo can} Akanishtha, Highest Pure Land, the Unsurpassable Buddhafield, "Below None" [a deities' level], the Unexcelled, Highest [realm] 1) the fifth of the {[[gnas gtsang ma lnga]]} in the [[realm of form]]. 2) the place of [[enlightenment]], 3) pure land of [[Vairochana]], 4) unsurpassable. one of the 28 classes of gods in the {[[gzugs kyi khams]]} form realm of the {[[gnas gtsang ma]]'i} pure reaches. In Nyingma terminology is used to indicate an "invaluable" inner experience. See Longchenpa's {[[dpal gsang ba snying po]] [[de kho na nyid]] [[nges pa]]'i [[rgyud kyi]] [['grel pa]]} the place of {[[sangs rgya ba]]}, the pure land of {[[rnam par snang mdzad]]} the fifth of the {[[gnas gtsang ma lnga]]} [RY]
  
  

Latest revision as of 12:50, 2 August 2007

tshangs pa - Brahma one of the {phyogs skyong bcu} the ten guardians of the directions. Brahma, [ruler of the realm of form], whole, complete. Brahma (God); pure/ chaste [RY]

gzugs kyi 'dod chags - attachment to form [the realm of form] [RY]

gzugs khams - 1) lus khams; 2) form realms dhyana realms above Mt. Meru in space, dvangs pa'i rang bzhin gyi realm of form, visible form element, 1 of the 18 dhatus] [IW]

gzugs khams kyi gnas ris bzhi - four domains of the realm of form [IW]

'og min - Akanishtha, the highest plane of existence; Akanishtha. Syn {lcang lo can} Akanishtha, the Unexcelled, Highest [realm]. highest pure land, buddhafield of Akanishtha; pinnacle pure realm; pure realm of Akanishtha/ Pinnacle Under Nothing. Syn {lcang lo can} Akanishtha, Highest Pure Land, the Unsurpassable Buddhafield, "Below None" [a deities' level], the Unexcelled, Highest [realm] 1) the fifth of the {gnas gtsang ma lnga} in the realm of form. 2) the place of enlightenment, 3) pure land of Vairochana, 4) unsurpassable. one of the 28 classes of gods in the {gzugs kyi khams} form realm of the {gnas gtsang ma'i} pure reaches. In Nyingma terminology is used to indicate an "invaluable" inner experience. See Longchenpa's {dpal gsang ba snying po de kho na nyid nges pa'i rgyud kyi 'grel pa} the place of {sangs rgya ba}, the pure land of {rnam par snang mdzad} the fifth of the {gnas gtsang ma lnga} [RY]