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| Wylie | Definition | English |
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| 'chi med 'phags ma'i snying thig gi cha lag gtsug tor rnam par rgyal ma'i gzungs sgrub dang mchod pa'i cho ga bltas du bkod pa dri med nor bu | on uSHN'iSHavijay'a, by kong sprul blo gros mtha' yas - (1813-1899) | |
| 'chi med ye shes kyi bdud rtsis bkang ba | filled with the wisdom nectar of immortality | |
| 'chi 'pho ba dang skye ba'i mngon shes | the superknowledge of deaths and rebirths, mngon shes,] | |
| 'chi 'pho ba dang skye ba shes pa | knowledge of death, transmigration and birth | |
| 'chi 'pho dang skye pa mngon par shes pa | the superknowledge of death, transmigration and birth | |
| 'chi 'pho skye ba shes pa | knowledge of death, transmigration and birth | |
| cho ga shes pa | priest | |
| chog mi shes | knows no end | |
| chog mi shes pa | insatiable | |
| chog shes bsten pa | remain content, to keep content | |
| chog shes | contentment; contentment, meek, content, satisfied, content with what one has, satisfaction, knowledge of ritual; to be content; contentment | |
| chog shes dang tshim pa | gser gyi ri thob kyang nam shi bar chog shes dang tshim pa med will never be satisfied even though they obtain a mountain of gold | |
| chog shes med | malcontent, unfulfilled | |
| chog shes med pa | discontent, dissatisfied, never content | |
| chog shes med pa | was not satisfied with | |
| chog shes pa | be content; opp of brnab sems | |
| chog shes pa | to be content; to know/ have contentment | |
| cho 'phrul rnam gsum | threefold miraculous action | |
| cho 'phrul rnam pa gsum | threefold miraculous action | |
| chos bzod chos shes rjes bzod rjes shes | see mthong lam skad cig bcu drug # | |
| chos can spyi'i rnam gzhag | the general presentation of conditioned things | |
| chos dan chos nyid rnam 'byed | by Maitreya | |
| chos dang chos nyid rnam 'byed | Discerning Dharmas and Dharmata, chos dang chos nyid rnam par 'byed pa | |
| chos dang chos nyid rnam par 'byed pa'i bstan bcos | The Treatise for Discerning Dharmas and Dharmata | |
| chos dang chos nyid rnam par 'byed pa'i 'grel pa | , one of the pra ka ra na sde brgyad, - the eight Prakarana of Vasubhandu | |
| chos dang chos nyid rnam par 'byed pa | Maitreya's "Discrimination of Dharmas and Their Nature"; Discerning Dharmas and Dharmata, one of the byams chos sde lnga, the five books of Maitreya | |
| chos dbyings kyi ye shes | dharmadhatu wisdom, pristine cognition of the expanse of reality | |
| chos dbyings ye shes | dharmadhatu wisdom, wisdom of dharmadhatu; dharmadhatu pristine awareness; awareness of the expanse of dharma. pristine cognition of the expanse of reality. one of the ye shes lnga | |
| chos dbyings ye shes lnga | the five aspects of the dharmadhatu wisdom | |
| chos gos rnam gsum | [TRS 58-1]; the three robes of a bhikshu; the three Dharma robes | |
| chos 'khor gyi rnam bshad | the various turnings of the wheel, or pronouncements of the dharma of lord buddha | |
| chos kun shes nas | knowing all things | |
| chos kyi bdag med rtogs pa'i shes rab | the knowledge which realizes the nonself of dharmas, the prajna which realizes the egolessness of all dharmas | |
| chos kyi bzod shes | acceptance and cognition of the dharmas [of the four truths in the desire realm] | |
| chos kyi dbyings kyi ye shes | [dharmadhatu-jnana] dharmadhatu wisdom, wisdom of dharmadhatu, awareness of the expanse of dharma. one of the ye shes lnga, five types of pristine awareness | |
| chos kyi dbyings kyi ye shes | Dharmadhatu wisdom | |
| chos kyi dbyings kyi ye shes | dharmadhatu wisdom, wisdom of dharmadhatu, awareness of the expanse of dharma. one of the ye shes lnga, five types of pristine awareness; the wisdom of all-encompassing space, dharmadhatu wisdom | |
| chos kyi ded dpon ye shes dpal | see ye shes dpal | |
| chos kyi 'du shes skyed la rtag tu 'bad | strive always to develop awareness of the Dharma | |
| chos kyi mtshan ma rnam par 'jig pa | to destroy the marks of phenomena | |
| chos kyi rnam grangs | Dharma sections, classification of dharmas, Dharma sections, religious discourse [skillful means in teaching the Doctrine]; Dharma texts | |
| chos kyi rnam grangs drug bcu | Sixty Doctrines. The twelve events of the supreme emanation body in the twelve realms each of which possesses the five perfect accomplishments of place, teacher, retinue, doctrine and time | |
| chos kyi sku'i 'od gsal rnam pa bzhi | the four kinds of dharmakaya luminosity, [Syn bar do'i skad cig bzhi pa'i 'od gsal, snang ba, manifestation, mched pa, increase, thob pa, attainment, nye bar thob pa, full attainment] | |
| chos kyi sku shin tu rnam par dag pa | the utterly pure dharmakaya | |
| chos la bdag med pa'i ye shes rnam par mi rtog pa | thoughtfree wakefulness [that sees] the absence of self-entity in things | |
| chos la dga' ba'i rnam par smin pa | maturing in delight of the Dharma | |
| chos la gnas pa'i rgyu mtshan mi brjed pa'i rnam pa bsgom pa | to cultivate the quality of not forgetting the reasons to abide by the truth | |
| chos la nges shes kyi bzod pa | the acceptance of having certainty in the Dharma | |
| chos la rin po cher 'du shes | the notion of the Dharma being precious | |
| chos la shes bsam | concern for the Dharma; thoughtfulness of the teachings | |
| chos la sman gyi 'du shes | the notion of the Dharma being medicine | |
| chos mi brjed pa'i rnam pa bsgom pa | to cultivate the quality of not forgetting the teachings / truth | |
| chos mngon pa kun las btus pa'i rnam bshad nyi ma'i 'od zer | a commentary of the kun las btus pa, by bu ston | |
| chos nyan pa'i skabs kyi 'du shes drug | the six notions [to keep] when listening to teachings | |
| chos nyid kyis rnam par nges pa | intrinsically defined | |
| chos nyid rnam dag gi phyag | one of the phyag rgya drug the six mudras [in rituals] | |
| chos nyid rnam dag gi ye shes | innate pure wakefulness | |
| chos nyid rnam par mi rtog pa'i ting nge 'dzin | the nonconceptual samadhi of dharmata, reality; the | |
| chos rab du rnam par 'byed pa yang dag byang chub kyi yan lag | enlightened investigation of truth, one of the byang chub kyi yan lag bdun, seven branches of enlightenment | |
| chos rab rnam 'byed | full discernment of phenomena so sor rtogs pa'i shes rab kyi lhag mthong full discernment of dharmas / things | |
| chos rab rnam 'byed kyi blo | the intellect that fully discerns phenomena | |
| chos rab rnam 'byed lhag mthong | Abbr. of chos rab rnam 'byed so sor rtogs pa'i shes rab kyi lhag mthong | |
| chos rab rnam 'byed so sor rtogs pa'i shes rab kyi lhag mthong | the insight of discriminating knowledge that fully discerns phenomena | |
| chos rab rnam 'byed yang dag byang chub kyi yan lag | the correct bodhi-factor of fully discerning dharmas | |
| chos rab rnam par 'byed pa | fully discerning phenomena | |
| chos rab tu rnam 'byed | fully discerning phenomena; one of the byang chub yan lag bdun | |
| chos rab tu rnam par 'byed pa | accurate analysis | |
| chos rab tu rnam par 'byed pa | fully discerning phenomena; investigation into / analysis of / discrimination of dharmas, extremely precise analysis of phenomena | |
| chos rab tu rnam par 'byed pa'i shes rab | the knowledge that fully discerns phenomena | |
| chos rab tu rnam par 'byed pa yang dag byang chub kyi yan lag | the correct bodhi factor of fully discerning phenomena. One of the byang chub kyi yan lag bdun, seven branches of enlightenment | |
| chos rgyal mes dbon rnam gsum gyi rnam thar rin po che'i phreng ba | byang chub sems dpa' sems dpa' chen po chos rgyal mes dbon rnam gsum gyi rnam thar rin po che'i 'phreng ba - an account of the lives of the dharmarajas of Tibet of the 8th century; by mnga' bdag nyang ral nyi ma 'od zer (1124-1192) | |
| chos rgyal mes dbon rnam gsum | Songtsen Gampo, Trisong Deutsen and Tri Ralpachen | |
| chos rgyal mes dbon rnam gsum | Three Forefather Dharma Kings, three ancestral Dharma kings | |
| chos rgyal mes dbon rnam gsum | Three Forefather Dharma Kings; three ancestral religious kings, three great "Buddhist" kings of Tibet Songtsen Gampo, Trisong Deutsen, and Tri Ralpachen srong btsan sgam po, khri srong lde btsan and khri ral pa can;: | |
| chos rjes shes bzod | cognition, ensuing cognition, acceptance and ensuing acceptance of the Dharma | |
| chos rnam 'byed yang dag byang chub kyi yan lag | the true bodhi factor of discerning phenomena | |
| chos rnam dag byed pa | decide to practice Dharma genuinely | |
| chos rnam dag 'ong ba | be able to practice Dharma purely | |
| chos rnam par gzhag pa | presentation of the teachings | |
| chos rnam rgyal | rta nag thub bstan mkhan po | |
| chos rnams rab tu rnam 'byed med pa | to lack discernment of things | |
| chos rnams rab tu rnam par 'byed pa | to fully discern all phenomena | |
| chos rnams sgyu ma lta bur shes pa | to understand that all things are like magic / all phenomena are illusory | |
| chos rnams thams cad de bzhin shes par gyis | Know that all phenomena are like this | |
| chos shes | cognition of dharma, knowledge of, perception of the doctrine. mthong lam skad cig bcu drug | |
| chos shes pa | cognition of dharmas, one of the shes pa bcu, ten types of knowledge. shes pa bcu gcig,] | |
| chos sku'i 'od gsal rnam pa bzhi | the four kinds of dharmakaya luminosity. snang ba, mched pa, thob pa, thams cad ston pa 'od gsal ba. Syn 'od gsal rnam pa bzhi'i ye shes | |
| chos sku'i ye shes | dharmakaya wisdom, primordial wisdom of the dharmakaya | |
| chos sku'i ye shes gsum | the threefold dharmakaya wisdom | |
| chos sku rang byung gi ye shes | self-existing wakefulness of dharmakaya | |
| chos sku spros pa dang bral ba'i ye shes | the unconstructed wisdom of dharmakaya | |
| chos thams cad kyi rang bzhin mnyam nyid rnam par spros pa ting nge 'dzin gyi rgyal po'i mdo | The Samadhi Raja Sutra that Fully Reveals the Equal Nature of all Things | |
| chos thams cad kyi rang bzhin stong pa'i ye shes | the empty wisdom nature of all phenomena | |
| chos thams cad rnam rig tsam mo | all phenomena are mind only, chos thams cad sems tsam mo | |
| chu bzang rnam rgyal dpal 'byor | 1578-1651 - Chuzang Namgyal Paljor, founder of Chuzang monastery in Domey | |
| bdag gis mngon shes bden pa | I am omniscient; this is the truth | |
| chung ngu'i 'du shes | 'dod pa'i sas bsdus pa'i 'du shes lesser conception [in the 'dod khams,] | |
| chung ngus chog shes pa | content with little | |
| chu rnam pa lnga | 1) 'gyur ba med pa'i chu. 2) zhi ba gsal dag gi chu, 3) yon tan 'byung ba rgyas pa'i chu, 4) chags pa med pa'i chu, 5) 'dzin med rdzogs pa'i chu | |
| cig car 'jug pa rnam par mi rtog pa'i bsgom don | the object of thoughtfree training in instantaneous involvement | |
| ci mdzad khyed rang gi shes so | total surrender | |
| ci mdzad khyed shes | that it is up to [him] whatever happens | |
| bdag med don rnam gnyis | two meanings devoid of self | |
| bdag med gi don rnam gnyis | the two natures of selflessness. gang zag gi bdag med, chos kyi bdag med | |
| cir snang ye shes kyi 'khor lo | wisdom wheel of whatever is experienced | |
| ci shes | who knows | |
| ci shes | who knows! | |
| ci yang med pa'i 'du shes | conception of nothing whatsoever | |
| ci yang med pa'i sas bsdus pa'i 'du shes | the notions comprised of the state of Nothing Whatsoever | |
| ci yang med pa'i skye mched kyi rnam thar | the emancipation of the perception-sphere of Nothing Whatsoever | |
| bdag med kyi don rnam gnyis | twofold absence of identity; twofold meanings devoid of the concept of self: selflessness of individuals gang zag gi bdag med and selflessness of phenomena chos kyi bdag med | |
| bdag med kyi shes pa | knowledge of egolessness / absence of identity | |
| cung zad dpyad pa rigs shes kyi ngor | when put under the slightest scrutiny of intelligent reasoning | |
| dad gtong shes rab | trusting, generous and intelligent; faith, generosity, and wisdom | |
| dad pa rnam gsum | three types of faith: admiration, longing, and trust dang ba dang, 'dod pa dang, yid ches pa gsum | |
| bdag med pa'i 'du shes | non-self, conception of | |
| dag pa'i 'du shes bzhi | Four pure notions. Regarding oneself as a sick person, the teacher as a doctor, the teaching as a medicine and the practice as the act of following the cure | |
| dag pa'i 'du shes bzhi | the pure correct conceptions | |
| dag pa'i zhing du rnam shes spar ba | sending the consciousness to a pure realm | |
| dag snang ye shes drva ba las gnas lugs rang byung gi rgyud rdo rje'i snying po | a systematic presentation of the teachings of the rdzogs chen approach of rnying ma pa Buddhism revealed by bdud 'joms gling pa and edited by bdud 'joms 'jigs bral ye shes rdo rje | |
| dag snang ye shes drwa ba | terma revealed by bdud 'joms gling pa gter ston, b. 1835; see also gnas lugs rang byung | |
| 'da' ka ye shes | Wisdom of Passing. Name of a Mahayana sutra | |
| bdag med rnam pa bcu drug | sixteen aspects of the four [noble] truths | |
| 'da' kha ye shes kyi mdo | Sutra on the Wisdom of the Verge of Passing | |
| bdag med rtogs pa'i shes rab | transcendent knowledge realizing the nonexistence of self, the prajna that realizes nonself | |
| da lta'i shes pa | present wakefulness | |
| da lta'i shes pa | present wakefulness / awareness, mind of nowness, present mind | |
| da lta'i shes rig | present wakefulness | |
| da ltar gyi shes pa sna tshogs dran rig 'gyu ba can | your present mind with its myriad of thought-forms | |
| da ltar gyi shes pa | the present wakefulness, mind | |
| dam can bstan srung rgya mtsho'i rnam par thar pa cha shas tsam brjod pa sngon med legs bshad | an account of the origins and iconography of the protective deities of Tibetan Buddhism; by sle lung rje drung bzhad pa'i rdo rje (b. 1697) | |
| dam can bstan srung rgya mtsho'i rnam thar | History of the Ocean of Dharma Protectors, by Lelung Shepa Dorje | |
| dam tshig rnam dag pa | pure samaya, totally pure samaya | |
| 'das log sangs rgyas chos 'dzom gyi rnam thar dad pa'i spu long | the relation of the story of sangs rgyas chos 'dzom, incarnation of the precious Avalokiteshvara who visited hells and paradises for seven days and came back from death | |
| 'das pa'i dus la ma chags ma thogs pa'i ye shes gzigs pa 'jug pa | to enter into the perception of the pristine cognition which is unobstructed and unimpeded in respect of the past | |
| bdag shes rig gi skyes bu | CM: grangs can pas 'dod pa'i bdag ste shes bya nyer lnga'i ya gyal zhig, the self asserted by the Samkhya, one of the 25 objects of knowledge [of the Samkhya system]. [mss] | |
| dbang bzhi pa'i don gyi ye shes | real wisdom of the fourth empowerment | |
| dbang don gyi ye shes | the wisdom that is the nature of the empowerment | |
| dbang gsum pa dpe'i ye shes | example wisdom of the third empowerment | |
| dbang gsum pa'i dpe'i ye shes la brten nas don gyi ye shes ngo sprod pa | the use of the illustrative primal wisdom of the third empowerment to introduce true primal wisdom | |
| dbang po'i mngon par shes pa | superknowledge of sense faculties | |
| dbang po'i rnam shes | sense perception, sense consciousnesses | |
| dbang po'i shes pa | sensory cognition, sense consciousnesses | |
| dbang shes blun lkug brda mi 'jal ba | to possess defective faculties or mental capacity, such as being imbecilic, inept or incapable of communicating | |
| dbang shes kyi 'khor du byung ba'i dran pa | occur in association with the consciousnesses of the sense faculties | |
| dbang shes | sense consciousness, sensory cognition, sense perception, dbang po'i shes pa | |
| dbang yul shes pa | abbr. of dbang po sense faculties yul =sense objects, and rnam par shes pa consciousnesses | |
| dbang yul shes pa'i khams bco lnga | the fifteen elements of sense faculties, objects and consciousnesses | |
| dbu ma bzhi brgya pa'i tshig don rnam par bshad pa klu dbang dgongs rgyan | a rare and previously unpublished commentary on a'aryadeva's monumental work on Madhyamaka philosophy - the catu:shatakash'astrak'arik'a; by bod pa sprul sku mdo sngags bstan pa'i nyi ma (1907-1959) | |
| dbu ma rtsa ba'i shes rab | rtsa she - Fundamental Treatise on the Middle Way; Prajña-mulamadhyamaka-karika; Nagarjuna, 1st-2nd century | |
| dbu ma rtsa ba'i tshig le'ur byas pa shes rab | madhyamakak'arik'a of Nagarjuna | |
| dbu ma rtsa ba'i tshigs le'ur byas pa shes rab zhes bya ba | the verses of the root of the middle path entitled "wisdom" | |
| dbu ma rtsa ba shes rab | madhyamakak'arik'a | |
| dbu ma rtsa ba shes rab | Root Knowledge of the Middle Way [thd] | |
| dbu ma rtsa ba shes rab | T 3824, by Nagarjuna | |
| dbu ma rtsa ba shes rab | T 3824 - Madhyamaka-Karika, by Nagarjuna | |
| dbu ma shes rab la 'jug pa | name of text | |
| dbus dang mtha' rnam par 'byed pa | discrimination of the middle [way] and the extremes. one of the byams chos sde lnga a verse treatise on Yogachara philosophy. [Madhyaatayibhaaga] Investigation of the Center and Extremes" by Maitreya. one of the byams chos sde lnga the five books of Maitreya | |
| dbus dang mtha' rnam par 'byed pa'i 'grel pa | [Madhyaanta-visbhanga Tika], one of the pra ka ra na sde brgyad the eight Prakarana of Vasubhandhu | |
| dbus mtha' rnam 'byed | Discerning of the Middle and the Extremes. Syn dbus dang mtha' rnam par 'byed pa Madhyanta-vibhanga, The Investigation of the Center and the Extremes. by Maitreya | |
| dbus mtha' rnam 'byed | Discerning the Middle and the Extremes | |
| dbus mtha' rnam par 'byed pa | Discerning the Middle and the Extremes. One of the Five Teachings of Maitreya | |
| dbyings dag pa'i ye shes | the pristine cognition of the pure expanse | |
| dbyings dang ye shes mnyam pa nyid | Sameness of space and wisdom | |
| dbyings dang ye shes | space and wakefulness | |
| dbyings rnam par dag pa'i rgyud | Pure Space Tantra. One of the Twenty-five Tantras of the Great Perfection taught by Shri Singha to Vairochana | |
| de bzhin gshegs pa'i mtshan gyi rnam grangs | Names or Epithets of the Buddha | |
| de bzhin gshegs pa'i ye shes kyi snying po | Wisdom essence of the tathagatas. Same as sugatagarbha | |
| de bzhin gshegs pa rdo rje'i rigs rnam | the Tathagatas of the Vajra Family | |
| de bzhin gshegs pa thams cad kyi sku gsung thugs kyi gsang chen gsang ba 'dus pa shes bya ba brtag pa'i rgyal po chen po | Sarvathaagakaayavaakchittarahasyaguhyasamaajanaamamahaakalparaaja, Guhyasamaja Tantra | |
| de bzhin nyid gdod ma nas rang bzhin gyis rnam par dag pa | suchness that is naturally pure from the beginning | |
| de kho na nyid ye shes | the pristine cognition of reality | |
| de ltar shes pa'i phan yon bstan pas mjug bsdu ba | to summarize by showing the benefit of understanding in this way | |
| de nyid shes pa | chos kyi de nyid shes pa to know what the Dharma is really about | |
| bde chen chos 'khor yongs 'dzin ye shes grub pa | the 5th - (1781-1845) | |
| dga' ba'i ye shes | pristine cognition of delight; wisdom of joy | |
| dga' bral ye shes | pristine cognition that is free from delight | |
| dga' bral ye shes | wisdom of absence of joy | |
| dga' ldan phyogs thams cad las rnam par rgyal ba'i pho brang | n of Ganden Palace | |
| dga' ldan rnam par rgyal pa'i gling | the Victorious Sanctuary of Tushita; Lord Tsongkhapa's monastery | |
| dga' ldan rnam rgyal gling | Lord Tsongkhapa's monastery | |
| bde chen ye shes | wisdom of great bliss | |
| dge ba dang mi dge ba'i lam gyi rnam par smin pa bstan pa'i mdo | Skt. Subhasubha Karmavipaka Nirdesa Sutra, T 355 | |
| dge ba dang mi dge ba'i lam gyi rnam par smin pa bstan pa'i mdo | T 355. Sutra of Discriminating between the Path of Virtue and the Path of Vice | |
| dge ba dang mi dge ba'i lam gyi rnam par smin pa bstan pa'i mdo | The Sutra Discriminating between the Path of Virtue and the Path of Vice; Skt. Subhasubhakarmavipaka-nirdesa-sutra; T 355 | |
| dge ba dang mi dge ba'i las kyi lam dang de'i 'bras bu rnam pa sna tshogs shes pa | knowledge of virtuous and unvirtuous karmic paths of action as well as their various results | |
| dge ba dang mi dge ba'i las kyi rnam par smin pa | the ripening of virtuous and unvirtuous karma | |
| dge bsnyen mi g.yo ba'i rnam thar | Biography of the Lay Practitioner Achala (in T 44) | |
| dge 'dun rnam pa bzhi | Four Orders. Monks, nuns, laymen, and laywomen. See also the entry under four assemblies | |
| dge mi dge'i las kyi bye brag gi rnam grangs | specific classifications of virtuous and unvirtuous actions | |
| dge' pa'i rnam rtog | a virtuous thought | |
| dge sbyong rnam pa gsum | Three Degrees of Ordination. Those of the renunciate rabs sbyang, the novitiate dge tshul shramanera, and complete monkhood bsnyen rdzogs upasampada | |
| dge sbyor gyi rnam pa rnams | whatever other meritorious activities you may be doing | |
| dge sdig ngo mi shes pa | cannot distinguish good from bad | |
| dge sdig ngo shes bzhin | able to differentiate virtue and nonvirtue | |
| dge sdig rnam par 'byed pa'i mdo | The Sutra Discriminating between the Path of Virtue and the Path of Vice (Skt. Subhasubha Karmavipaka Nirdesa Sutra, Tib. dge ba dang mi dge ba'i lam gyi rnam par smin pa bstan pa'i mdo, T 355) | |
| dge sdig shes pa | ability to recognize right and wrong | |
| dge shes | to understand what is good | |
| dge slong gi sdom pa rnam par dag pa | pure monk's vows; observing monastic vows | |
| dge slong ma'i khrims skyon bral rnam par dag pa srung zhing | kept all of her vows perfectly without fault | |
| dge slong pa'i rnam 'byed | sutra on surely of karmic consequence | |
| dge slong rnam pa lnga | the five monks # | |
| dgongs 'dus rnam bshad | bla ma dgongs pa 'dus pa'i cho ga'i rnam bzhag dang 'brel ba'i bskyed rdzogs zung 'jug gi sgom khog mkhyen brtse'i me long 'od zer brgya pa - gter chen sangs rgyas gling pa'i bla ma dgongs 'dus rnam bshad by 'jigs med gling pa rang byung rdo rje - (1729 or 30-1798) | |
| dgongs pa rnam bzhi | four kinds of intention. The intention directed towards identity mnyam pa nyid la dgongs pa the intention directed towards other meanings don gzhan la dgongs pa or the intention directed towards other times dus gzhan la dgongs pa or and the intention directed towards the thoughts of individuals gang zag gzhan la dgongs pa | |
| dgongs pa rnam dag | pure realization | |
| bden bzhi rnam pa bcu drug | sixteen aspects of the four [noble] truths | |
| dgra bo'i 'du shes | hostile attitude | |
| dgra bo'i 'du shes su byed pa | to regard someone as an enemy | |
| bden don rnam pa bcu gnyis | points of truth, twelvefold, twelve aspects of the meaning of the truth | |
| bden med mngon sum du rtogs pa'i ye shes | the opposite of ignorance | |
| dgyes pa chen po'i ye shes kyi phyag rgya | wisdom mudra of great delight | |
| A rig dge shes bya bral nga dbang bsod rnam | Arik Geshe Chadral Ngawang Sönam; founded Ganden Chökhor Ling Monastery (dga' ldan chos 'khor gling.) | |
| bden pa bzhi'i rnam pa bcu drug | sixteen topics implied in the four noble truths, 16 aspects of the four truths | |
| dka' gnas rnam par dpyad pa | to fully scrutinize the difficult point | |
| dkar po rnam gsum | the Three White Ones the three lay masters of the Sakya tradition: 1) sa chen kun dga' snying pa. (1092-1158). Kunga Nyingpo. 2) bsod nas pha rtsi mo. Sönam Tsemo. (1142-1182) 3) je btsun grags pa rgyal mtshan. Drakpa Gyaltsen among the sa skya gong ma lnga | |
| dkar po rnam par mthong ba'i sa | the first of the seven stages of progressive religious development of the Shravaka. 1) stage of bright vision. 2) the stage of perceiving virtue. 3) the tshogs lam. of the shravakas. 4) One of theg dman sa brgyad. 5) the first of the seven stages of | |
| bden pa rnam bzhi | four truths. The truth of suffering sdug bsngal gi bden pa, the truth of the origin of suffering kun 'byung ba'i bden pa, the truth of its cessation 'gog pa'i bden pa, and the truth of the path lam gyi bden pa | |
| dkon mchog brtsegs pa chen po'i chos kyi rnam grangs le'u stong phrag brgya pa'i mdo | Heap of Jewels Sutra | |
| dkon mchog rin po che rnam pa gsum | the Precious Three Jewels | |
| bden rdzun gang yin mi shes | when you can't tell what's true or false | |
| dkon pa'i 'du shes zhog | be aware of the rarity of such an occasion | |
| dku ba rnam pa lnga | five kinds of odors, garlic, onion, Chinese garlic, Tibetan garlic, asafetida (the use of these are forbidden to the bhikshu) | |
| dkyil 'khor rnam pa gsum | the three kinds of mandala: 1) gzhi lhun grub rtsa ba'i. 2) lam gzugs brnyan thabs kyi. 3) 'bras bu rnam dag rang bzhin gyi dkyil 'khor; 1) Three Kinds of Mandala. According to Anu Yoga. 2) Primordial mandala of Samantabhadri. ye ji bzhin pa'i dkyil 'khor. 3) the natural and spontaneously present mandala of Samantabhadra. rang bzhin lhun grub kyi dkyil 'khor. 4) the fundamental mandala of enlightened mind which is their offspring. rtsa ba byang chub sems kyi dkyil 'khor | |
| dmar khrid thams cad mkhyen par bgrod pa'i myur lam bzhin khrid skyong ba la nye bar mkho ba'i zhal shes 'ga' zhig gi brjed thog | written by blo bzang thogs med, rgyal rong chos mdzad | |
| dmigs med ye shes kyi tshogs | accumulation of non-conceptual wisdom | |
| dmigs rnam | dmigs pa'am yul dang rnam pa'am blo the object or focus and the mental attitude or form this takes | |
| dmigs rnam sprad pa | the object on which you focus should be associated / matched with the form | |
| dmigs rnam | yul gzugs sogs la dmigs nas yul can sems la myong ba shar ba'i rnam pa | |
| dmigs shes | awareness of the object [of meditation] | |
| dngos dang dngos med mnyam nyid shes pa | to understand the equality of the concrete and inconcrete | |
| dngos grub rnam gnyis | Twofold siddhis. 'supreme and common siddhis.' | |
| bde stong gi ye shes | empty and blissful wakefulness; a bliss-void wisdom | |
| bde stong gi ye shes skyed pa | arouse the primal wisdom of bliss and emptiness | |
| bde stong gi ye shes | wisdom of blissful emptiness | |
| dngos po 'du shes can | materialistic notion | |
| bde stong lhan cig skyes pa'i ye shes | the wisdom of bliss emptiness inseparable from beginningless time until now | |
| dngos po'i rnam pa | a thing's [mental] form | |
| dngos po lhan cig skyes pa'i ye shes | substantial inborn wisdom [not separate from the experience of bliss] | |
| bde stong ye shes | the wisdom of bliss and emptiness | |
| bde stong ye shes | wisdom of empty bliss / blissful emptiness; primordial wakefulness that is blissful yet empty | |
| 'dod pa'i dbang gis 'du shes nyams | perceptions become debased under the influence of desire | |
| a ro ye shes 'byung gnas | Aro Yeshe Jungney | |
| dol po pa shes rab rgyal mtshan | 1292-1361 - Dolpopa Sherab Gyaltsen | |
| dol po pa shes rab rgyal mtshan | 1292-1361, Jonang scholar [ggd] | |
| don brgyud kyi ye shes 'pho ba | to transfer the wisdom of the actual transmission | |
| don dam lhan cig skyes pa'i ye shes ni | don dam lhan cig skyes pa'i ye shes ni, tshogs bsags sgrib pa dag pa'i lag rjes dang, rtogs ldan bla ma'i byin rlabs kho na las, thabs gzhan bsten pa rmongs par shes par bya Innate absolute wisdom can only come / As the mark of having accumulated merit and purified obscurations / And through the blessings of a realized teacher. Know that to rely on any other means is foolish. | |
| don dam pa'i 'og min chos kyi dbyings rnam dag gi pho brang | the pure Dharmadhatu Palace of Ultimate Akanishtha | |
| don dam pa'i ye shes kyi che ba nyid | the greatness of ultimate wakefulness | |
| don dam pa'i ye shes | ultimate wisdom | |
| don dam rnam gnyis | rnam grangs pa dang de bzhin nyid | |
| don dam rnam par nges pa | fully realizing the ultimate, [- Syn bka' tha ma; doctrine of absolute truth | |
| don dam rnam par nges pa'i dbu ma pa | rgyud bla ma'i 'chad tshul | |
| don dam rtogs pa'i shes rab | the wisdom that realises the absolute truth | |
| don dam shes rab kyi pha rol du phyin pa | ultimate transcendent knowledge | |
| don dam shes rab kyi pha rol tu phyin pa | ultimate transcendent knowledge | |
| don dam shes rab kyi pha rol tu phyin pa | Ultimate transcendent knowledge | |
| don dang shes pa | the object and the consciousness | |
| don du snang ba'i rnam pa | the image perceived as an object | |
| don gcig la ming gi rnam grangs | equivalent and synonymous [ggd] | |
| don gcig ming gi rnam grangs | synonymity [ggd] | |
| bdud 'joms 'jigs bral ye shes rdo rje | 1904-87 | |
| bdud 'joms rin po che 'jigs bral ye shes rdo rje | 1903-1987 - Dudjom Rinpoche Jigdrel Yeshe Dorje, a preeminent master of the Nyingma tradition | |
| don gyi ye shes | True wisdom. The wisdom which is the unity of awareness and emptiness introduced through the fourth empowerment. actual wisdom, genuine pristine cognition, the ultimate / real wisdom; real knowledge; true/ actual pristine awareness | |
| don med rnam g.yeng | don med rnam g.yeng gi ngang nas mi tshe zad pa my life runs out in meaningless distractions | |
| don mi shes | incapable of grasping their meaning | |
| don rnam nges | mi pham rgya mtsho'i don rnam par nges pa shes rab ral gri | |
| don rnam par nges pa shes rab ral gri | work by mi pham rgya mtsho 'jam mgon 'ju mi pham (1846-1912) | |
| bdud las rnam rgyal | complete victory over Mara | |
| dpal bkra shis kyi rnam par bshad pa chen po | one of the chos bcu bzhi fourteen treatises on the Guhyasamaja commentaries by sangs rgyas ye shes | |
| dpal 'byung gi rnam thar | Biography of Shri Sambhava (in T 44) | |
| dpal chen phur bu sgrub pa'i grogs rnam pa bzhi | 1) 'gal rkyen bar chad bsal ba'i grogs. 2) mthun rkyen byin gyis rlobs pa'i grogs 3) smin byed dbang bzhi bskur ba'i grogs 4) grub gnyis dngos grub thob pa'i grogs | |
| dpal dges pa rdo rje'i rnam bshad gsang sngags mdzes rgyan | dpal kyE rdo rje'i phyi nang gi bskyed rim gyi rnam par bshad pa dge legs nor bu'i phreng ba gsang sngags mdzes rgyan - a detailed explanation of the utpattikrama or visualization of the hevajra tantra; by 'jam mgon a myes zhabs ngag dbang kun dga' bsod nams -(1597-ca. 1662) | |
| dpal gyi ye shes | Palgyi Yeshe. Born into the Drogmi clan he was also known as Palgyi Yeshe of Drogmi. He was an adept translator and rendered numerous sutras and tantras into Tibetan including the Tantra of the Mother Deities Mamo. He received the transmission of the Mother Deities, from Padmasambhava and became an accomplished mantrika | |
| dpal kyE rdo rje'i phyi nang gi bskyed rim gyi rnam par bshad pa dge legs nor bu'i phreng ba gsang sngags mdzes rgyan | a detailed explanation of the utpattikrama or visualization of the hevajra tantra; by 'jam mgon a myes zhabs ngag dbang kun dga' bsod nams -(1597-ca. 1662) | |
| dpal ldan ye shes | Panchen lama iii, 1738?-1780 | |
| dpal ldan ye shes | Pelden Yeshe | |
| dpal ngan song thams cad yong su sbyang ba'i sdig sbyong sgo dgu'i rnam bshad gzhan phan mdzes rgyan | kun rig cho ga'i rnam bshad by 'jam dbyangs kun dga rnam rgyal | |
| dpal ye shes kyi mgon po'i bskang bshags | ritual for the propitiation of mah'ak'al'a; by spyan snga lha gzigs ras pa | |
| dpal ye shes kyi mgon po | Mahakala | |
| dpal yul rnam rgyal byang chub gling | the Palyül monastery in kham | |
| dpe'i rnam grangs nyer gcig | the 21 modes of conduct as exemplar | |
| dpe'i ye shes | knowledge indicated by example; the example wisdom, pristine cognition which may be exemplified | |
| dpe'i ye shes | Symbolic wisdom. The wisdom which is the unity of bliss and emptiness of the third empowerment and which is used to introduce the 'true wisdom' of the fourth empowerment | |
| dpe'i ye shes | the example wisdom | |
| dpe'i ye shes | wisdom of example | |
| dpe yi ye shes | example wisdom | |
| dpyad pa'i rigs shes | analytical rational cognition | |
| dpyod med rnam bzhag | presentation | |
| dpyod pa'i rigs shes | cognition | |
| dran dang shes bzhin | mindfulness and alertness | |
| drang ba dang nges don rnam par 'byed pa bstan bcos legs bshad snying po | by tsong kha pa blo bzang grags pa (1357-1419) | |
| drang nges rnam 'byed kyi dka' 'grel rtsom 'phro legs bshad snying po'i yang snying | an explanation of general and real signification of the doctrine by gung thang dkon mchog bstan pa'i sgron me (1762-1823), based on work by tsong kha pa blo bzang grags pa (1357-1419): drang ba dang nges don rnam par 'byed pa bstan bcos legs bshad snying po | |
| drang nges rnam 'byed legs bshad snying po dka' gnad rnams mchan bur bkod pa gzur gnas blo gsal dga' ston | detailed annotations of explanation to the legs bshad snying po of tsong kha pa; by tre hor dge bshes rta mgrin rab brtan | |
| dran pa dang shes bzhin | mindfulness and inspection | |
| dran pa rnam bkod | [- Syn snying khar chos kyi 'khor lo | |
| dran shes | alertness, mindfulness, awareness, "mindful and conscientious.". memory | |
| dran shes bag yod | mindful, attention and care; x dran shes bag yod dang ldan pas nyan be mindful and listen with attention and care | |
| dran shes bag yod | mindfulness, alertness and carefulness, to be mindful, alert and careful | |
| dran shes bag yod | mindfulness, vigilance and carefulness | |
| dran shes | Mindfulness | |
| dran shes | recollection [ggd] | |
| dri bcas rdzun pa'i sems tsam rnam rdzun pa | False Image Mind Only School asserting the defiled to be false | |
| bdun rnam dag | Seven pure aspects. Same as the 'seven branches' (yan lag bdun) | |
| dri ma med pa'i shes rab | undefiled wisdom | |
| dri ma med pa'i shes rab ye shes | undefiled wisdom and awareness | |
| dri ma med pa'i ye shes | undefiled wisdom sems rab tu dang ba dri ma med pa'i ye shes ni byang chub kyi rgyu yin a perfectly clear mind, with pure and undefiled wisdom, is the cause of enlightenment | |
| dri ma rnam par dag pa | total purification of defilement | |
| dri med dag pa'i sems tsam rnam rdzun pa | False Image Mind Only School asserting the undefiled to be pure | |
| dri med ye shes | Syn 'phags pa'i mnyam bzhag gi ye shes | |
| dri za'i rnam shes | scent-eating consciousness | |
| dri za nye bar len pa'i rnam par shes pa bar do na 'khyams pa | a driza, a consciousness on the point of seizing another rebirth, wandering in the intermediate state | |
| drod tshad shes pa | knowledge of spiritual maturity | |
| 'du ba rnam gsum | the three gatherings [wind, bile, and phlegm [R] | |
| 'du byed rnam gnyis | the two kinds of formations, mtshungs ldan --, + mtshungs ldan ma yin pa'i --}; the two kinds of formations, mtshungs ldan 'du byed, mtshungs ldan ma yin pa'i 'du byed | |
| 'dud shes med pa | bsam gtan bzhi pa'i gnas gzhan 'bras bu che ba'i bye brag bsam gtan bzhi pa'i sems las tshor 'du mngon gyur pa skyes thob kyis 'gog pa'i mtshan nyid can, 'di ni 'du shes skyes na 'chi 'pho ste, 'chi khar thar pa la skur 'debs kyi logs lta skye bas lha tshe ring po zhes mi khoms pa'i gnas so | |
| bem shes ldan min 'du byed gsum | matter, consciousness and non-associated compositional factors | |
| bem shes | matter and consciousness | |
| 'dul ba'i mdo'i 'grel pa mngon par brjod pa rang gi rnam par bshad pa | Vinayasu-travr.ttyabhidha-nasvavya-khya-na, by Gun.aprabha yon tan 'od; "An Explanation of my Own," being a Text Written in Commentary to "The Sutra on Vowed Morality," 'DUL BA, Vol ZHU, in the Derge Edition, | |
| 'dul ba'i spyi don dang rnam bshad | 'dul ba gzhi bcu bdun gyi spyi don thub bstan gser gyi rgyal mtshan mdzes par byed pa'i legs bshad nor bu'i phreng ba and spyir bstan gyi don rnam par bshad pa 'dul gzhung mdzes pa'i rgyan phreng} exegeses of the Tibetan literature on monastic discipline (Vinaya) - written by thub bstan chos grags | |
| 'dul ba rnam 'byed | Discernment of the Vianaya; one of 'dul ba lung bzhi spoken by the Buddha that fully distinguishes the Pratimoksha | |
| 'dul ba rnam 'byed | Exposition of the Vinaya [1of the four texts of Vinaya taught by the Buddha [R] | |
| 'dul ba rnam par 'byed pa | Divisions of Vowed Morality; Vinaya vibhanga | |
| 'dul ba rnam par bzhi | four conversions, Four Kinds of Instruction of the Supreme Emanation Body. Instruction by the great merit of the buddha- body sku bsod nams chen pos 'dul ba instruction by the direct perception of buddha-mind thugs mngon sum pas 'dul ba instruction by inconceivable miraculous abilities rdzu 'phrul bsam gyis mi khyab pas 'dul ba and instruction by knowledge conveyed in speech gsung rig pas 'dul ba | |
| 'dul ba rnam par bzhi | the four kinds of taming [4 kinds of taming of the supreme emanational body [R] | |
| 'dul ba rnam par gtan la dbab pa nye bar 'khor gyis zhus pa | The Fully Established Vinaya Requested by Upali nye bar 'khor | |
| 'dul ba rnam rgyal gser mdog | Golden-Hued All-Victorious Vinaya, by the fifth Dalai Lama | |
| 'dus byas dang 'dus ma byas rnam par nges pa | Sam.skr.ta-sam.skr.tavinishcaya; by Dashabalashri-mitra stobs bcu dpal bshes gnyen; Ascertaining Caused and Uncaused Phenomena; DBU MA, Vol HA, in the Derge Edition, | |
| bE ro tsa na'i rnam thar 'dra 'bag chen mo | rje btsun thams cad mkhyen pa bE ro tsa na'i rnam thar 'dra 'bag chen mo - an account of the life of the 8th century rdzogs chen master found in both bka' ma and gter ma transmissions | |
| dus dang rnam pa thams cad | at all times/ always | |
| dus dang rnam pa thams cad du | always | |
| dus dang rnam pa thams cad du | always and in every situation | |
| 'du shes bskyed pa | think of ... as; x rigs kyi bu khyod kyis bdag nyid la nad pa'i 'du shes bskyed par bya'o noble one, you should think of yourself as someone who is sick | |
| 'du shes bzhag | consider | |
| 'du shes bzhag | keep an idea | |
| 'du shes bzhi brten pa | the four metaphors: sdong po bkod pa las - the Sutra Arranged like a Tree says: rigs kyi bu khyod kyis bdag nyid la nad pa'i 'du shes bskyed par bya'o - noble one, you should think of yourself as someone who is sick; chos la sman gyi 'du shes bskyed par bya'o - of the Dharma as the remedy; dge ba'i bshes gnyen la sman pa mkhas pa'i 'du shes bskyed par bya'o - of your spiritual friend as a skilful doctor; nan tan nyams su len pa ni nad nye bar 'tsho ba'i 'du shes bskyed par bya'o - and of diligent practice as the way to recovery | |
| 'du shes bzhi bsten | to apply the four metaphors; x skabs 'dir yang dag pa'i 'du shes bzhi bsten te rang gi thos pa'i chos nyams su blangs nas thar pa'i lam du 'gro ba zhig dgos this is the moment to apply the four metaphors, putting the teachings you have heard into practice, and traveling the path of liberation | |
| 'du shes bzhi | four notions | |
| 'du shes dang tshor ba 'gog pa | cessation of conception and sensation. Def. by Jamgön Kongtrül: [[ci yang med pa'i skye mched man chad kyi 'dod chags dang bral la, srid rtse las kyang spang bya ci rigs pa spangs nas gyen du bskyod pa'i 'du shes dang tshor ba btang snyoms kyang zhi bar gnas pa thob par bya'o snyam pa'i 'du shes sngon du btang bas tshogs drug dang nyon yid 'gog pa'o,]] | |
| 'du shes drug | the six kinds of perception; 1) with characteristics mtshan bcas kyi 'du shes dang 2) mtshan med kyi 'du shes, without characteristics, 3) rgya chung ba'i 'du shes of small extent, 4) rgya che ba'i 'du shes, of great extent, 5) tsad med pa'i 'du shes, immeasurable, 6) ci yang med pa'i 'du shes nothing whatever OR 1) six perceptions in listening to the Dharma: ; 1) oneself is like a sick person 2) the Dharma is like med., 3) the spiritual friend is like a doctor, 4) earnest practice is like being cured 5) the manner of the Dharma la ?? long remaining 6) tathagata as a holy being.] | |
| 'du shes gsum ldan | 1) infused with / endowed with three notions, 2) within the context of three authentic perceptions | |
| 'du shes gsum | three notions | |
| 'du shes 'jug pa | to entertain the idea that .. | |
| 'du shes kyi phung po | aggregate of conceptions, perceptions | |
| 'du shes kyi phung po bcu gnyis | the twelve aspects of the aggregate of conceptions | |
| 'du shes kyi phung po'i rigs kyi chos lnga | the fifteen aspects of the aggregate of conceptions | |
| 'du shes lnga | five notions | |
| 'du shes log pa | with wrong ways of thinking | |
| 'du shes med 'du shes med min gyi lha | the gods of neither conception nor nonconception | |
| 'du shes med 'du shes med min gyi skye mched | the ayatana/ activity/ realm field of neither perception/ conception nor non-perception/ conception [1of the four formless realms gzugs med skye mched mu bzhi[R] | |
| 'du shes med 'du shes med min gyi skye mched | the perception-sphere of neither conception nor nonconception | |
| 'du shes med 'du shes med min gyi snyoms 'jug | the serenity of neither conception nor nonconception | |
| 'du shes med 'du shes med min | see also 'du shes yod min med min | |
| 'du shes med 'du shes med min skye mched kyi rnam thar | the emancipation of the perception-sphere of neither conception nor nonconception | |
| 'du shes med 'du shes med min skye mched kyi rnam thar | the liberation of the ayatana of neither perception nor non- perception. [1of the four liberations from the 1st four samapattis of the formless realm. [infinite space, time, consciousness, nothingness][R] | |
| 'du shes med 'du shes med min skye mched | the ayatana/ activity/ realm field of neither perception/ conception nor non-perception/ conception [1of the four formless realms gzugs med skye mched mu bzhi [R] | |
| 'du shes med 'du shes med min skye mched | the sphere of neither conception nor nonconception, neither perception nor non-perception. the activity field where there is neither perception nor nonperception; realm of neither perception nor nonperception | |
| 'du shes med min gyi skye mched | the ayatana where perception is not non-existent [the ayatana/ activity/ realm field of neither perception/ conception nor non-perception/ conception [1of the four formless realms][R] | |
| 'du shes med min gyi skye mched | the perception-sphere of neither conception nor nonconception | |
| 'du shes med min | neither conception nor nonconception, one of skye mched mu bzhi | |
| 'du shes med pa | 1) without/ devoid of perception 2) state of non-conception, as one of the fourteen non-concurrent formations. induced unconsciousness, non-perceptive; nonconception | |
| 'du shes med pa ba | some in the state of non-conception | |
| 'du shes med pa'i bsam gtan | thoughtless meditation; x dge sdig gang gi yang 'du shes med pa'i bsam gtan la thar par bzung nas believing that liberation is a state in which all mental activities, good or bad, are absent, and of meditating upon that state | |
| 'du shes med pa'i lha | conceptionless gods | |
| 'du shes med pa'i lha | gods who are absorbed in a state of mental blankness; x [[lha tshe ring po zhes pa ni 'du shes med pa'i lha ste dge sdig gang gi yang 'du shes med pa'i bsam gtan la thar par bzung nas bsgoms pas 'du shes med pa'i lhar skyes ting nge 'dzin de'i ngang du bskal chen mang po'i bar du gnas nas 'phen byed kyi las zad pa na log lta'i rgyus ngan song du skye bas chos byed du mi khoms pa yin]] the long-lived gods are those gods who are absorbed in a state of mental blankness. beings are born in this realm as a result of believing that liberation is a state in which all mental activities, good or bad, are absent, and of meditating upon that state. They remain in such states of concentration for great kalpas on end. But once the effect of the past actions that produced that condition has exhausted itself they are reborn in the lower realms because of their wrong views. They, too, lack any opportunity to practise the Dharma | |
| 'du shes med pa'i lha | the perceptionless gods | |
| 'du shes med pa'i sa | the state of conceptionless serenity | |
| 'du shes med pa'i snyoms 'jug | 1) the samapatti of non-perception; 2) conceptionless equilibrium [one of the 14 non-associated formations][R] | |
| 'du shes med pa'i snyoms 'jug | conceptionless serenity, conceptionless equilibrium, as one of the fourteen non-concurrent formations. Def. by Jamgön Kongtrül: bsam gtan bzhi pa'i dngos gzhi'i sems la brten nas sems sems byung rgyun gtan pa ma yin pa rnam shes tshogs drug 'gog pa'i mtshan nyid can | |
| 'du shes med pa'i snyoms 'jug | the perceptionless serenity | |
| 'du shes med pa | mental blankness; x lha tshe ring po ni 'du shes med pa'i ngang dus *gron nas chos byad du mi khoms the long-lived gods have no opportunity to practise the Dharma because they spend their time in a state of mental blankness | |
| 'du shes med pa | the perceptionless [gods] | |
| 'du shes med pa yin | no act of perceiving | |
| 'du shes nyams | x 'dod pa'i dbang gis 'du shes nyams - perceptions become debased under the influence of desire | |
| 'du shes nyid phur shor ba | def shes nas nang du bkrug nas sdod pa | |
| 'du shes pa | to conceive of, perceive as being | |
| 'du shes phyal bar shor ba | straying into flattened-out conception; def dran pa med par sems shor ba means that your mind strays into being oblivious | |
| 'du shes rags pa med cing phra ba med pa min no | is free from coarse conceptions but not from the subtle | |
| 'du shes rmongs pa | perceptual ignorance | |
| 'du shes shing | thinking, holding a notion | |
| 'du shes | Skt. samjna, 1) notion, conception, perception, activity, apprehension, concept, consciousness, consideration, discernment, discrimination, discrimination, distinguishing, idea, ideation, image, name, recognition, feelings, thought, perceptions; one of the phung po lnga. 2) 'du shes pa to perceive; hold a notion / an idea, entertain an idea, feel an inclination of, think | |
| 'du shes yod min med min | Neither Presence nor Absence of Conceptions. The third abode in the Formless Realm dwelling on the thought "My perception is neither absent nor present!" | |
| 'du shes zhog | dkon pa'i 'du shes zhog be aware of the rarity of such an occasion | |
| 'dus ma byas rnam pa brgyad | the eight kinds of noncompounds, [brtags 'gog, brtags min 'gog, nam mkha', dge sogs kyi de bzhin nyid gsum, 'du shes med dang 'gog snyoms kyi sems med gnyis]; the eight kinds of noncompounds, brtags 'gog, brtags min 'gog, nam mkha', dge sogs kyi de bzhin nyid gsum, 'du shes med dang 'gog snyoms kyi sems med gnyis | |
| dus rnam kun tu | always | |
| 'dus shes gsum ldan | three preoccupations, of a lazy practitioner | |
| dvags po bkra shis rnam rgyal | 1513-1587 - Dakpo Tashi Namgyal | |
| dvags po bkra shis rnam rgyal | Dakpo Tashi Namgyal | |
| dzab dgongs rnam pa bzhi | the four intents of recitation | |
| 'dzin kyi shes pa | the grasping conscious mind | |
| 'dzin rnam | impression | |
| 'dzin rnam | subjectivity, that which has the aspect of an apprehender, perceiver of the perceiving subject aspect | |
| 'dzin rnam | the subjective aspect; litt "holding aspect" [ggd] | |
| e wam zung du 'jug pa'i ye shes kyi sdom pa | the wisdom that binds together the union of E and Vam | |
| gang du skye ba'i skye gnas rnam pa bzhi | four modes through which living beings take rebirth: brdzus skyes dang, drod gsher skyes dang, mngal skyes dang, sgong skyes instantaneously-born, heat-and-moisture-born, womb-born, and egg-born | |
| gang shes bstan pa | to teach whatever one knows | |
| gang zag bdag med sgrub pa rnam bdun shing rta'i rigs pa | the "sevenfold chariot reasoning" to prove the nonexistence of the personal identity | |
| gang zag dang chos la bdag med pa dag yongs su shes pa | full understanding of the absence of both a personal identity a self-entity in phenomena | |
| gar thabs kyi rnam grangs | Syn gar stabs kyi rnam grangs | |
| gcig pa nyid du rnam par rtog pa | to conceive of a being singular | |
| gcig shes kun grol | knowing one frees / liberates all, to liberate all by knowing one; "knowing one liberates all"; knowing one thing, everything is liberated | |
| gcig shes kun grol | Knowing one that frees all | |
| gcig shes kun grol | who knows the one thing which liberates all | |
| gdod ma'i ye shes | original wakefulness | |
| gdod nas rnam dag zhing | primordially pure realm | |
| gdul ba rnam bzhi | four kinds of instruction of the Supreme Emanation Body | |
| gla ba'i 'du shes | as though a musk-deer; x zhes gsungs pa ltar bla ma la gla ba'i 'du shes such people behave as though their spiritual teacher were a musk-deer | |
| gla rtsi'i 'du shes | x chos la gla rtsi'i 'du shes as though the Dharma were the musk | |
| glo bur rnam brgyad | eight types of temporary [phenomena] | |
| glo bur rnam dag gi char gyur pa'i ngo bo nyid sku | the essence-body belonging to the aspect of purity from the temporary | |
| glo bur rnam dag | total purity from the temporary [defilements] | |
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| gnas 'gyu shes pa | to know thinking and stillness. Syn gnas 'gyu rig gsum; moving stillness and occurrence. Syn gnas 'gyu rig gsum | |
| gnas lugs ji lta ba gzigs pa'i ye shes | the knowledge of quality, the knowledge which sees the natural state just as it is | |
| gnas lugs ji lta ba mkhyen pa'i ye shes | wisdom of knowing the nature as it is | |
| gnas lugs ji lta ba mkhyen pa'i ye shes | Wisdom of knowing the nature as it is. The knowledge which cognizes the nature of phenomena | |
| gnas skabs rnam bzhi | 1) sad. 2) rmi 3) gnyid 4) snyoms 'jug, gnas skabs bzhi 1) sad pa. 2) rmi lam 3) gnyid stug 4] chags rtog} | |
| bka' brgyad rnam gsum | the three Eight Sadhana Teachings: bka' brgyad gsang rdzogs, bka' brgyad bde 'dus, bka' brgyad rang shar | |
| gnubs sangs rgyas ye shes | 8-9th cent. - Nub Sangye Yeshe, one of Guru Padmasambhava's twenty-five main disciples | |
| gnubs sangs rgyas ye shes | one of Padmasambhava's 25 disciples | |
| gnubs sangs rgyas ye shes | Sangye Yeshe of Nub. One of the twenty-five disciples of Padmasambhava, he was the chief recipient of the Anu Yoga teachings as well as the Yamantaka of Mahayoga. In addition to Guru Rinpoche, his other teachers were Traktung Nagpo and Chögyal Kyong of India, Vasudhara of Nepal, and Chetsen Kye from the country of Drusha. He visited India and Nepal seven times. When the evil king Langdarma attempted to destroy Buddhism in Tibet, Sangye Yeshe instilled fear in the king by causing an enormous scorpion, the size of nine yaks, to magically appear by a single gesture of his right hand. Through this, Langdarma lost the courage to persecute the Vajrayana sangha. Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche is considered one of his reincarnations. Sangye Yeshe means 'Buddha Wisdom.' | |
| gnyis med kyi ye shes | wisdom of nonduality, nondual wisdom | |
| gnyis med rnam rgyal | Nyimey Namgyal. Name of a tantric scripture | |
| gnyis med ye shes | nondual wakefulness, nondual wisdom, indivisible wisdom | |
| gnyis med ye shes | original wakefulness as [their] nonduality | |
| gnyis med ye shes rol pa'i ngang | the state / continuity of nondual wisdom display | |
| gnyis med ye shes | wisdom beyond duality | |
| gnyis snang gi shes pa | Dualistic knowledge | |
| gnyis stong gi shes pa | nondual consciousness; [in Chittamatra] gzung 'dzin gnyis stong gi shes pa rang rig rang gsal | |
| gnyis stong shes pa | nondual consciousness; gnyis stong gi shes pa | |
| gnyis stong ye shes | nondual wisdom | |
| gnyis su med pa'i ye shes | nondual wakefulness | |
| gnyug ma'i ye shes | Innate Wakefulness | |
| 'gog bden gyi rnam pa bcu drug | 16 aspects of the truth of cessation | |
| 'gog bden gyi rnam pa bzhi | four aspects of the truth of cessation. see 'gog pa 'gog pa'i mtshan nyid bzhi | |
| 'gog pa chos bzod chos shes | dharma acceptance and dharma-cognition concerning cessation | |
| 'gog pa chos bzod chos shes rjes bzod rjes shes | see 'gog pa la chos shes pa'i bzod pa, 'gog pa la chos shes pa, 'gog pa la rjes su shes pa'i bzod pa, 'gog pa la rjes su shes pa | |
| 'gog pa chos shes | knowing the dharmas of cessation [1of the 18 instants of wisdom in the path of seeing of the shravakas [R] | |
| 'gog pa chos shes | see 'gog pa la chos shes pa | |
| 'gog pa'i bden pa'i rnam pa bzhi | fourfold truth of cessation | |
| 'gog pa'i bden pa'i rnam pa bzhi | the four aspects of the truth of cessation [among the 16 aspects of the four truths [R] | |
| 'gog pa'i rnam dag | the total purity which stops | |
| 'gog pa'i rnam grangs | Def. Jamgön Kongtrül: ma lus par spangs pa/ nges par spangs pa/ byang bar gyur pa/ zad pa/ 'dod chags dang bral ba/ 'gog pa/ rnam par zhi ba/ nub pa | |
| 'gog pa'i rnam par thar pa | emancipation of cessation; one of rnam par thar pa brgyad. Syn 'gog pa'i snyoms 'jug | |
| 'gog pa la chos shes pa'i bzod pa | acceptance of the truth of cessation, the acceptance of cognizing the dharma concerning cessation. One of the sems skad cig ma bcu drug 16 instantaneous thoughts; patient acceptance producing knowledge of the phenomenon of the cessation of suffering (specifically in the desire realm) | |
| 'gog pa la chos shes pa | the cognitions of the dharma concerning cessation, knowledge of the truth of cessation, one of the sems skad cig ma bcu drug 16 instantaneous thoughts; knowledge of the phenomenon of the cessation of suffering (specifically in the desire realm) | |
| 'gog pa la rjes su rtogs pa'i shes pa | knowledge of the implications of cessation. One of the sems skad cig ma bcu drug 16 instants of knowledge | |
| 'gog pa la rjes su rtogs par shes pa'i bzod pa | acceptance of the implications of cessation, one of the sems skad cig ma bcu drug 16 instantaneous thoughts | |
| 'gog pa la rjes su shes pa'i bzod pa | the acceptance of ensuing cognition concerning cessation; patient acceptance producing subsequent knowledge of the cessation of suffering (specifically in the two higher realms) | |
| 'gog pa la rjes su shes pa | subsequent knowledge of the cessation of suffering (specifically in the two higher realms); ensuing cognition concerning cessation | |
| 'gog pa rjes bzod rjes shes | ensuing acceptance and ensuing cognition concerning cessation | |
| 'gog pa rjes shes | see 'gog pa la rjes su shes pa | |
| 'gog pa shes pa | cognition of cessation | |
| gos kyi chog shes pa | to content with one's clothing | |
| 'gro ba'i mar me ye shes sgron | Light of wisdom, torch of beings.; the torch of knowledge that is the light of the world / beings; famous quote from Manjushri Tantra | |
| grogs su shes pa | regard as helpful | |
| grol ba rnam bzhi | the four liberations; four among the grol ba drug | |
| grol gzhi'i ye shes ngos 'dzin | recognizing the knowledge which is the basis of liberation | |
| grol lam rnam gnyis | two modes of the path to liberation, in Mahayoga. The immediately attained cig car pa and the gradually attained rim gyis pa | |
| grol sa gcig po yin par ngos shes | recognize to be the unique state of liberation | |
| 'gro mgon dpal ldan ye shes | Palden Yeshe, disciple and biographer of Ngulchu Tokmey | |
| grub dbang shA kya shrI'i rnam thar me tog phreng ba | rje btsun bla ma rdo rje 'chang chen po shA kya shrI dznya na'i rnam thar me tog phreng ba zhes bya ba - Biography of rtogs ldan shA kya shrI by shar ka: thog si tu chos kyi rgya mtsho | |
| grub dbang shva mo nA thA'i 'khrungs rabs rnam thar gsol 'debs dpag bsam 'khri shing | reverential petitions recounting the lives of stag tshang ras pa ngag dbang rgya mtsho and his subsequent rebirths - the chief lamas of Hemis monastery; by ngag dbang dkar brgyud rgya mtsho and the 5th bde chen chos 'khor yongs 'dzin ye shes grub pa | |
| grub mtha' bzhi'i rnam gzhag | comparative siddhanta of the Buddhist schools | |
| grub mtha' 'dzin pa rnam gnyis | phyi rol pa dang nang pa | |
| grub mtha'i rnam gzhag | philosophical presentation / system | |
| grub pa'i mtha' rnam par bshad pa'i mdzod | an introduction to the comparative siddhanta of the spiritual traditions of India, Buddhist and non Buddhist; by dbus pa blo gsal | |
| grwa mngon shes can | clairvoyant monk | |
| grwa pa mngon shes can | the "Monk Learned in Abhidharma" also known as shes rab rgyal ba, dbang phyug 'bar [1012]. Revealed terma on medicine | |
| gsal ba'i mtshan ma can gyi 'du shes | conception with the marks of clear experience | |
| gsal 'grib med pa'i ye shes | the wisdom beyond clarification or obscuration | |
| gsal la ma 'gags pa rang gis rang rig pa'i shes pa sing nge ba | aware, unconfined and lucid wakefulness that knows itself by itself | |
| gsal por shes | to understand | |
| gsal rig gi shes pa | the conscious mind. Syn rang rig rang gsal | |
| gsang ba'i rnam thar dag snang rgya can | revealed by the fifth Dalai Lama | |
| gsang ba'i rnam thar dag snang rgya can | Secret Biography, Sealed Visions, revealed by the fifth Dalai Lama | |
| gsang ba'i rnam thar | of Shabkar | |
| gsang ba'i rnam thar | Secret Autobiography, of Shabkar | |
| gsang ba ye shes | revealed by Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo | |
| gsang ba ye shes | Secret Wisdom, dakini | |
| gsang ba ye shes | Secret Wisdom, revealed by Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo | |
| gsang ba ye shes | [the dakini] Guhyajnana | |
| a tsar ye shes | Atsara Yeshe. Same as Atsara Yeshe Yang of Ba. See under Yeshe Yang | |
| gsar du mi bslu ba'i shes pa | the cognition which is newly nondeceptive [ggd] | |
| gsher bar snang ba'i rnam shes | the consciousness / cognition appearing as liquidity | |
| gsol 'debs rnam thar dri med ma | a reverential petition cum biography of Padmasambhava - by nyang ral nyi ma'i 'od zer | |
| bka' 'gyur rin po che klong chen ye shes rdo rje | 1897-1975 - Kangyur Rinpoche, Longchen Yeshe Dorje | |
| gsung rab thams cad kyi snying po shes rab kyi pha rol tu phyin pa nyams su len pa'i man ngag lam lnga gsal sgron | an instruction on the use of the prajny'ap'aramit'a in contemplative practice; by rong ston shes bya kun rig | |
| gtam lab mi shes | bcom ldan 'das kyi gzi brjid kyis mu stegs rnams gtam lab mi shes zas za mi shes the brilliance of the Bhagavan was such that the tirthikas could not converse or even remember to eat their food | |
| gter chen gong ma'i khrungs rabs rnam thar gsol 'debs | by Minling Lochen Dharma Shri | |
| gter chen gong ma'i khrungs rabs rnam thar gsol 'debs | Supplication Prayer Focused on the Life Stories of the Incarnations of the Great Tertön, by Minling Lochen Dharma Shri | |
| gter chen sangs rgyas gling pa'i bla ma dgongs 'dus rnam bshad | bla ma dgongs pa 'dus pa'i cho ga'i rnam bzhag dang 'brel ba'i bskyed rdzogs zung 'jug gi sgom khog mkhyen brtse'i me long 'od zer brgya pa, by 'jigs med gling pa rang byung rdo rje (1729 or 30-1798) | |
| gter chen shes rab 'od zer | Terchen Sherab Özer: 1516- Prajna Rasmi, Trangpo Tertön | |
| gter ston brgya rtsa'i rnam thar don bsdus gsol 'debs | written by 'jam mgon kong sprul blo gros mtha' yas; in Vol 1 | |
| gter ston brgya rtsa'i rnam thar | written by 'jam mgon kong sprul blo gros mtha' yas; in Vol 1 | |
| gter ston rnam thar 'phrod 'thud | by Yung Gön Dorje | |
| gter ston rnam thar 'phrod 'thud | Complement to the History of Treasure Revealers, by Yung Gön Dorje | |
| gti mug gi g.yang sa la shes rab kyi lag pas 'dzin pa yin pa | the helping hand of wisdom that pulls one out of the abyss of ignorance | |
| gting skyes dgon pa byang sprul sku'i 'khrungs rabs rnam thar | by mtha' grol rdo rje | |
| gtor bsngos lha bcu gsum gyi gtor 'bul dang 'dod gsol 'phrin bcol bcas nag po 'gro shes | by the 8th bde chen chos 'khor yongs 'dzin ngag gi dbang po | |
| gtor ma brgya rtsa'i rnam par bshad pa dang dkar cha bzhi'i rnam bshad | explanations of the sa skya pa traditions for performing the rites of the gtor ma brgya rtsa and dkar cha bzhi; by rta nag thub bstan mkhan po chos rnam rgyal |