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| Wylie | Definition | English |
|---|---|---|
| bdag rang dbang can | self-contained self-entity | |
| bdag rtag pa gcig pu rang dbang can | the permanent, singular and self-contained self-entity | |
| dbu ma'i bstan bcos rigs pa'i tshogs drug | klu sgrub: dbu ma rtsa ba'i tshig le'ur byas pa shes rab zhib mo rnam par 'thag pa stong nyid bdun cu pa brtsod pa bzlog pa rigs pa drug cu pa rgyal po la gdam bya ba rin chen phreng ba | |
| dbu ma 'jug pa'i rang 'grel | Chandrakirti's self-commentary on the Introduction to the Middle Way | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud gong ma | the Higher Madhyamika Svatantrika. [Syn. rab tu mi gnas pa | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud pa | Middle way autonomy school. Svatantrika-Madhyamika, [is divided into sgyu ma don dam pa, rab tu mi gnas pa. dogmatists centrist | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud pa | svatantrika madhyamaka [R] by one's own thesis established by rang gi mtshan nyid maintaining conventionally asserted essences smra ba] | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud pa | Svatantrika Madhyamaka School | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud | Svatantrika-Madhyamaka | |
| dbu ma rigs pa'i thogs drug | the six logical works of the Madhyamika, 1) rtsa ba shes rab. 2) rigs pa drug cu pa 3) stong nyid bdun cu pa 4) zhib mo rnam 'tha' 5) rtsod ldog, rtsod ma bzlog pa 6) tha snyad bsgrub pa, rin chen phreng ba | |
| dbu ma rigs pa'i thogs drug | the six logical works of the madhyamika [R] | |
| dbu ma rigs tshogs drug | see dbu ma'i bstan bcos rigs pa'i tshogs drug | |
| dbu ma rigs tshogs lnga | Five Collections of Madhyamaka Reasoning. Works of Nagarjuna | |
| dbu rtse rigs gsum | Triple-storied Central Temple / (rim gsum). The central structure at the temple complex of Samye | |
| dbu rtse rigs | rim gsum the three-storied, triple-styled central temple [of Samye near Lhasa] | |
| dbyings rang byung gi rol pa | the play of self-existing space | |
| dbyings rig rang so la 'jog pa | to rest in the natural state of space and awareness | |
| de bzhin gshegs pa'i rigs | the tathagata family | |
| de bzhin gshegs pa rdo rje'i rigs rnam | the Tathagatas of the Vajra Family | |
| de bzhin nyid gdod ma nas rang bzhin gyis rnam par dag pa | suchness that is naturally pure from the beginning | |
| de ga rang | just that; that's right! | |
| de rang | that itself, that one itself | |
| de rang yin pa | agree exactly with | |
| dga' mgu yi rang bar gyur | took delight, appreciated and rejoiced; made him happy | |
| dge ba la rjes su yi rang ba | rejoiced in the virtue | |
| dge bsnyen rigs bdun | seven types of lay person | |
| bde gshegs rigs lnga | Five families of sugatas. The five families or aspects of victorious ones; Vairochana, Akshobhya, Ratnasambhava, Amitabha, and Amoghasiddhi | |
| dgra bcom pa'i rigs gsum | three kinds of arhathood | |
| dgu rong sprul sku sna tshogs rang grol | 19th cent. - Gurong Tulku Natsok Rangdröl | |
| 'di rang nyid | this itself | |
| 'di rang | Syn 'di nyid | |
| bden pa dang rigs pa brjod pa | you speak the truth: your words are truly wise | |
| dka' ba chen po rang spyad mi dgos pa | without our having to undergo great hardships | |
| a rigs can | 'A' family [clan name] | |
| dkor rigs | various property belongings to a monastery | |
| bden zhing rigs sam snyam | Is this true or not? | |
| dmangs rigs | commoner caste, the caste of commoners; servant class; Shudra caste. menial classes | |
| dmangs rigs | commoner/ servant caste, sh'udra [R] | |
| bde sdug rang mtshan pa | ordinary pleasure and pain | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin can | of the nature of things | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin dang mi mthun pa | in disharmony with the nature of things | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin la rtog pa | ponder the nature of things, expl yod med snang stong ji ltar du 'dug ces | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin med pa'i mya ngan las 'das pa | nirvana of the naturelessness of things | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin med pa | the insubstantiality of things | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin | the nature of phenomena, sm.: de kho na nyid, the nature of things | |
| dngos po'i rang gi ngo bo | the very identity of a thing | |
| dngos po med pa'i rang bzhin | insubstantial nature | |
| dngos po rang bzhin dang bcas par smra ba | 1) doctrine that things are inherently existent. 2) proponent of the inherent existence of things | |
| dngos po rang rgyud pa | 1) ordinary substance / content. 2) autonomous thing | |
| dngos rigs | articles | |
| dngos rigs | thing, article [in a household]; thing, article | |
| dngos stobs kyi rigs pa | the reasoning of the power of fact | |
| 'dod chags rigs bzhi | / tshul bzhi four kinds of desire | |
| 'dod khams rigs nyi shu | [TRS 26:1] | |
| 'dod lha rigs drug | six classes of desire gods. Mipham: rgyal chen bzhi'i ris, sum cu rtsa gsum pa, 'thab bral, dga' ldan, 'phrul dga', gzhan 'phrul dbang byed drug The six classes of desire gods abide in the abodes of the Four Great Kings, the Thirty-three, Conflict-Free, Tushita, Enjoying Creations, and Mastery Over Others' Creations | |
| 'dod lha rigs drug | [TRS 26:3]; 'dod lha drug. six levels of the gods of desire | |
| don dam dpyod byed kyi rigs pas dpyad pa | analyzed with the reasoning that investigates the ultimate | |
| don dam dpyod byed kyi rigs pa | the reasoning that investigates the ultimate | |
| don dam rang rig chen po | ultimate great self-cognizance | |
| dong sprugs rigs bsdus | the condensed family of Narak Dongtruk; See also na rak dong sprugs | |
| don rang mtshan gyi gzhan sel | objective elimination / exclusion [ggd] | |
| don rang mtshan la mi slu ba | nondeceptive with respect to specifically characterized phenomena [ggd] | |
| dpa' bo mkha' 'gro'i rang bzhin du gsal gdab | you can think as the dakas and dakinis | |
| dpa' bo rigs bzhi | four families of dakas, four daka aspects | |
| dpag rang nyams la dpag | using your own experience | |
| bdud rigs | maras, class / category of maras | |
| dpa' po mkha 'gro'i rang bzhin | the nature of dakas and dakinis | |
| dpyad pa'i rigs shes | analytical rational cognition | |
| dpyod pa'i rigs shes | cognition | |
| drag po rang 'byung rang shar chen po'i rgyud | rediscovered by rig 'dzin rgod ldem | |
| drag rigs | the nobility | |
| dri med rigs pa | flawless / faultless reasoning | |
| dri za ba'i rigs can | belong to the class of 'scent-eaters' | |
| bem po'i rang bzhin | of a material nature | |
| dug lnga rang grol | the natural liberation of the five poisons | |
| '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, | |
| 'du shes kyi phung po'i rigs kyi chos lnga | the fifteen aspects of the aggregate of conceptions | |
| bgegs rigs | non-human beings; all varieties of obstructing spirits, harmful spirits | |
| bgegs rigs stong phrag brgyad cu | 80,000 types of obstructers | |
| 'dzin pa rang grol | self liberation of clingings | |
| 'dzin pa rang sar dag | fixation naturally purified | |
| 'gags med rang shar lhun grub | unceasing, self-manifest, and spontaneously present | |
| 'gal ba'i rang bzhin dmigs bzhi | the four contradictory natures. [among the 12 kinds of reasons given which are contradictory because of non-coexistence lhan cig mi gnas 'gal gyi rtags sbyor bcu gnyis [R] | |
| 'gal ba'i rang bzhin dmigs pa'i thal 'gyur gsum | the three consequences of a contradictory nature [Among the 9 kinds of consequences which are contradictory because of non-coexistence lhan cig mi gnas 'gal gyi thal 'gyur dgu [R] | |
| 'gal rang gis byas pa | to be hypocritical, not to practice what you preach | |
| gang bde stabs bde rang byed pa | who can do what pleases him, as it pleases him | |
| gang du'ang ma nges pa'i rigs | the undetermined type / nature | |
| gang 'dul rigs bzhi | four classes of appropriate tamers [of beings] | |
| gang rigs pa | whatever is suitable / proper | |
| gang rigs | whichever is suitable | |
| gangs chen mtsho rigs lnga | five families of Buddha Immense Ocean | |
| gang shar rang grol | Gangshar Rangdröl, "Self Liberation of Whatever Arises," whatever appears [arises] as self-liberation | |
| gang snang rang rig rjen par skong ba | sustain naked self-awareness in whatever is experienced | |
| gang 'thad gang rigs | whatever is appropriate / suitable | |
| 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 gi bdag rang mtshan gyi grub pa med pa'i stong nyid | the emptiness that defining characteristics of the individual self cannot be established / proven | |
| gang zag gi rigs dgu | the nine types of individuals. rab kyi rab, rab kyi 'bring, rab kyi tha ma, and so forth; the nine types of individuals: rab kyi rab, rab kyi 'bring, rab kyi tha ma, and so forth | |
| gang zag rang rgyud pa | an ordinary person | |
| gang zag so so'i rang blos | by people's individual understanding | |
| gar mkhan gyi rigs | brahmin family | |
| gcer mthong rang grol | direct vision of self-liberation | |
| gcig du bral gyi rigs pa | the deductive formula that negates one or many self-entities of individuals | |
| bha ga wAn pad ma'i 'od la sogs pad ma'i rigs bsam gyis mi khyab pa rnams | the Bhagavan Padmaprabha and all the innumerable Tathagatas of the Padma family | |
| gdol rigs | outcasts, caste of --; lowest castes, untouchables | |
| gdon rigs bco brgyad | [TRS 76-4] | |
| gnas gtsang ma'i rigs kyi lha | the god of Suddhagasakayika, the Heaven of Pure Reaches | |
| gnas lugs kyi rang zhal mthong ba | to see the natural pace of the real condition | |
| gnas lugs kyi rang zhal | the true face of your nature | |
| gnas lugs rang byung gi rgyud rdo rje'i snying po | 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 | |
| gnas lugs rang byung gi rgyud rdo rje'i snying po | terma revealed by bdud 'joms gling pa - gter ston, b. 1835 | |
| bka' brgyad drag po rang byung rang shar | terma revealed by rgod kyi ldem 'phru can gter ston 1337-1408; terma text in four volumes by rig 'dzin rgod ldem | |
| gnas rigs mthun pa | similar abode and class / type | |
| bka' brgyad rang shar | Syn bka' brgyad drag po rang byung rang shar Terma revealed by Rigdzin Gödem | |
| gnyan rigs bco brgyad | 18 kinds of gnyan nad [depending on the part of the body where they occur R] | |
| gnyen nye rigs | friends | |
| gnyug ma'i rang zhal mthong ba | to see the natural face of original mind, behold the innate simplicity | |
| gnyug ma rang babs | Thrangu Rinpoche: as it is, and its own way / as it flows by itself | |
| 'gog pa'i rigs pa | the reasoning that refutes | |
| 'gro ba'i gnas rigs drug po | the 6 lokas of beings | |
| 'gro ba mi'i rigs rnams | humanity | |
| 'gro ba mi rigs | mankind, human beings | |
| 'gro ba rigs bsdus pa | dmyal ba yi dvags dud 'gro ste ngan song gsum dang, mi dang lha min lha ste mtho ris gsum dang bsdom pas rigs drug go Sentient beings can be included within the following six classes: the three lower states of hell beings, hungry ghosts, and animals added together with the three higher states of human beings, demigods, and gods. | |
| 'gro ba rigs drug | 1) the six classes of beings, six destines, six kinds of beings, lokas. [six realms]. see 'gro ba drug. 2) a creature of the six realms | |
| 'gro ba rigs drug gi sdug bsngal drug | the 6 kinds of suffering of beings of the 6 lokas | |
| 'gro ba rigs drug | six classes of beings. Gods, demigods, human beings, animals, hungry ghosts, and hell beings. lha, lha ma yin, mi, dud 'gro, yi dvags, dmyal ba | |
| 'gro ba rigs drug | six classes/ states of ordinary being(s) | |
| 'gro ba rigs drug | six kinds of ordinary beings; (beings of/ in) the six states (of ordinary being) | |
| 'gro ba rigs lnga | 5 classes of beings [(gods, humans, animals, tormented spirits, and denizens of hell)] | |
| grol thig dgongs pa rang grol | terma revealed by 'phrang mgo gter ston shes rab 'od zer | |
| grol tig dgongs pa rang grol | terma by shes rab 'od zer | |
| 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 | |
| gsang chen chos kyi bdud rtsis myos pa'i mgrin glu thol byung dad pa'i rang sgra zhes bya ba bzhugs so | by gdong thog sprul ming ngag dbang theg mchog bstan pa'i rgyal mtshan | |
| gsang chen rigs gcig | Single Family of the Great Secret. Sadhana text of Mahayoga composed by Padmasambhava | |
| gsang chen rigs gcig | the single family of the great secret | |
| bka' gnang rang red | 1) of course. 2) quite so | |
| gsum pa rang byung rdo rje | Rangjung Dorje, the Third [Karmapa] | |
| gsung mchog pad ma'i rigs | Lotus family of supreme speech | |
| gsung pad ma'i rigs | lotus family of speech, padma family of enlightened speech | |
| gtan tshigs rigs pa | logic, art of reasoning | |
| gtor bsngo nyer mkho'i rigs | required torma rituals | |
| gtsang gnas rigs lnga | [TRS 26:6] | |
| gu ru rigs drug | gurus of the six classes | |
| gu ru rigs drug | the gurus of the six classes | |
| 'gyu ba rang thog du chod pa | cutting the thought in itself | |
| gzhan gyis bgyis pa la rjes su yi rang ba | to rejoice in what is done by others / another person | |
| gzhan rigs 'phen pa'i thal 'gyur bcu bzhi | 14 consequences that impell the minds/reasoning of others [R] | |
| gzhi phyag chen gyi rang zhal | Natural face of ground Mahamudra | |
| gzugs khams gnas rigs bcu bdun | [TRS 26:4] | |
| gzugs khams gnas rigs bcu drug | Sixteen Abodes of the Realms of Form | |
| gzung ba rang bzhin med par rtogs pa | to realize that the perceived is devoid of a self-entity | |
| 'jam dbyangs rigs bzhi | four families of Manjushri | |
| 'jig rten pa dang nyan thos dang rang sangs rgyas rnams | all worldly beings, shravakas and pratyekabuddhas | |
| 'jig rten pa'i rigs kyi dbang du byas na rgyal po'i rigs | 'jig rten las 'das pa'i rigs kyi dbang du byas na mi bskyod rdo rje'i rigs the vajra family | |
| 'jig rten rang ga ma'i blo | Syn grub mtha'i blo ma zhugs pa | |
| 'jigs med gling pa rang byung rdo rje | 1729 or 30-1798 | |
| 'jigs med gling pa rang byung rdo rje | (1729 or 30-1798) | |
| 'jigs med gling pa rang byung rdo rje | (1729 or 30-1798), Rigdzin Jigmey Lingpa | |
| ji ltar rigs pa | whatever is suitable | |
| ji snyed pa rigs | whatever is suitable | |
| jo bo rang byung lnga ldan | Self-arisen image of five rang byung 'phags pa | |
| 'jug pa'i rang 'grel | autocommentary on Madhamakavatara | |
| ka dag chos sku'i rang gdangs | self-manifestation of primordially pure dharmakaya | |
| ka dag rang byung rang shar | Kadag Rangjung Rangshar. The title of one of the five volumes contained in Gongpa Sangtal. Kadag Rangjung Rangshar means 'self-existing and self-manifest primordial purity.' See also rdzogs pa chen po ka dag rang byung rang shar | |
| ka dag rang ngo 'phrod pa | recognizing one's nature as primordial purity | |
| kar ma pa rang byung rdo rje | Karmapa Rangjung Dorje, (1284-1339), the third Karmapa, disciple of Orgyenpa Rinchen Pal | |
| kha nang du bltas pa'i myong ba rang rig | the self-knowing experienced by facing oneself | |
| kho rang | 1) you. 2) he [himself] | |
| 'khor ba rang grol | self-liberated samsara | |
| 'khor phun sum tshogs pa pad ma rigs kyi lha tshogs | the assembly deities of the lotus family | |
| 'khor rdo rje rigs kyi lha tshogs | the assembly of the divinities of the Vajra family | |
| khrag rigs | blood type | |
| khrag 'thung rdo rje rigs | the heruka of the vajra family, blood-drinking manifestation of the vajra family | |
| khras bdas pa'i phug ron rang gi lus kyi shas bsrungs | a pigeon from a hawk by giving up my own body | |
| 'khrul pa bzlog pa'i rigs pa gtan tsigs grub pa | Skhalitapramardana yuktihetusiddhi, by A-ryadeva 'phags pa lha, The Proven Reason, Logic for Stopping Error; DBU MA, Vol TSHA, in the Derge Edition, | |
| khyab byed dang 'gal ba'i rang bzhin | the nature of logical pervasion and incongruity | |
| khyad par dag pa ba'i rang bzhin kyi rtags | nature sign that is free of qualification | |
| khyad par gyi rang bzhin | unique / special / distinguishing trait / characteristic | |
| khyad par kyi chos rdzas gzhan 'phen pa'i rang bzhin gyi rtags | nature sign which implies [a qualification or agent which is another's substantial entity] | |
| khyad 'phags kyi rang bzhin | extraordinary / noteworthy quality or characteristic | |
| khyed rang mkhyen | is in your hands | |
| khyed rang shes | it's up to you [you alone know] | |
| khyed rang | you, yourself (h) Syn khyed | |
| bla ma rigs thams cad kyi bdag po'i dkyil 'khor gyi 'khor lo mchod pa'i lhan thabs | by padma dkar po, the 4th rgyal dbang 'brug pa | |
| blo bral rjen pa'i rang zhal | naked and innate face of mind free from concepts | |
| blo rigs | Topology of Mind / Mental States [ggd] | |
| blo rigs | types of awareness, cognition | |
| bod rang skyong ljongs | [central] Tibet [rang rgyal SW kyi bod rigs is a self-protected valley, in which above is mnga' ris and dbus gtsang, with the chab mdo region tshud yod pa de'i rgya khyon la spyi le gru bzhi khri tsho 125 tsam yod, mi 'bor ni 1 million and 8 hundred 90 thousand+ nang 90% ni ar Tibetans, the rest Chinese, hu'e, mon pa, lho pa peoples also, as for sa bab,i the NW is high and cold, the SE rong sa yin pas [tropics, ravines] is warm. As for the mountain ranges SW himalaya dang te se snow mountain. In the north the khu nu moountain range and dang gdang la. In the east te 'phred rgyug mountain ranges, ri mthor gangs rgan gyis gang ba, rivers: yar klungs and gtsang po flow from west to East, and the rgyal mo rngul chu dang, rdza chu, and 'bri chu bcas from north to south. Also the Ganges Sindhu and so forth have their sources in Tibet, large and small lakes and nang rgyu the Tsangpo River completely pervade the region. In the highlands good pasturage is suitable for nomads. The tropic ravines rong sa gshin po yod pas are suitable for farming. Forests and gter kha, chu bed, tsha chu thon khungs etc. are abundant. In the Tang and Sung dynasties bod | |
| bod rang skyong ljongs | [central] Tibet *, Tibetan Autonomous region of the PRC | |
| bag chags rang grol | one of the sections within the kar gling zhi khro, | |
| bram ze'i rigs | priestly/ brahmin class; the priestly, Brahmin caste, one of rigs bzhi | |
| 'bram ze'i rigs | the priestly / Brahmin caste; rigs bzhi | |
| bram ze rang dga' | ordinary brahman | |
| 'bras bu ci rigs pa thob | obtained the various fruits | |
| 'bras bu ci rigs pa thob par gyur to | obtained the fruits of realization [according to the purity of their consciousness] | |
| 'bras bu dang 'gal ba'i rang bzhin dmigs pa | object w a nature contradictory to the fruition [one of the four objects of contradictory nature, [R] | |
| 'bras bu ltos pa'i rigs pa | the reasoning dependent on the result | |
| 'bras bu rang gi ngo bo tsam ston pa'i srid pa can | having the srid pa of showing the fruition as one's own essence [one of the ornaments of srid pa can, [R] | |
| 'bras bu rnam dag rang bzhin gyi dkyil 'khor | see. dkyil 'khor rnam pa gsum the natural mandala of perfect fruition; the natural mandala of perfect fruition | |
| 'brel ba brtag pa'i rang 'grel | Autocommentary on the sambandha-parak sa; 1 of the tshad ma sde bdun [R] | |
| brtse ba'i rang bzhin gyis | merciful | |
| 'bru rigs | grain | |
| 'bru rigs | grains; grain, cereals, food | |
| bsam ngan rang rgyud | the stream of my negative thoughts | |
| bsgrub bya'i rgyal po che ba rang la rnyed | The supreme king of attainments is discovered within yourself | |
| bsgrub byed kyi rigs pa | verifying reasoning | |
| bshad pa rang gsal gyi tshul | exegeses which are naturally clear | |
| bshad pa rang gsal gyi tshul | in the manner of exegeses which are naturally clear | |
| bud dha rigs | Tathagata. or buddha-family | |
| 'bum pa'i rang mtshan | specifically charecterized vase | |
| bya ba byed pa'i rigs pa | functional reasoning, the reasoning of function. one of the rigs pa bzhi the four reasonings | |
| bya bar rigs | worthy to be called | |
| bya btang tshogs drug rang grol | Jatang Tsokdrug Rangdröl; alias bla ma zhabs dkar tshogs drug rang grol 1781-1850 | |
| bya btang tshogs drug rang grol | The renunciant Tsokdrug Rangdröl; Lama Shabkar | |
| byang chub sems dpa'i theg pa mngon par rtogs pa'i rigs | lineage of truly realizing the vehicle of the bodhisattva, one of the rigs can lnga five lineages | |
| byang phyogs las rang brtsegs pa'i zhing khams | the northern realm, accumulated action | |
| byas pa la rjes su yi rang ba | rejoice when someone else has committed them | |
| byin rlabs rang la thim | gather the blessings back into you, dissolve the blessings into oneself | |
| 'byor ba dang rang dbang ldan pa | a wealthy and powerful person | |
| 'byung ba rang rgyud | Diagrams of Chinese divination representing the discrete entities of the elements | |
| byung tshor thams cad skye med rang grol du thag bcad | resolving that all perceptions are nonarising and naturally freed | |
| bza' bca' btang ba'i rigs | all sorts of edible, chewable, and drinkable | |
| bzo rigs | craftsman, arts | |
| bzo rigs re bzhi | sixty-four arts | |
| cha byad dang rigs 'dra ba | corresponding implements | |
| chags sems kyis cings pa rigs bzhi | four types of being fettered by attachment | |
| chang rigs | various kinds of liquor | |
| che rigs | high officials | |
| bcom ldan rgyal ba rigs lnga | the conquerors, the five families |