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(1) According to the conventional meaning /truth (drang don), (2) Ultimate certain meaning /truth (nges don), (3) With a hidden meaning behind intelligible

(1) According to the conventional meaning /truth (drang don), (2) Ultimate certain meaning /truth (nges don), (3) With a hidden meaning behind intelligible

indicative meaning, conventional meaning, indirect meaning, provisional meaning [JV] expedient/ assumed/ interpretable/ literal/ provisional meaning/ truth, meaning

practice. 8) appellation, supposition, condition, conventional truth [RY] 1) metaphor, extended meaning, figure of speech; 2) designation.; 3) transactional

(1) According to the conventional meaning /truth (drang don), (2) Ultimate certain meaning /truth (nges don), (3) With a hidden meaning behind intellible

relative/ conventional/ superficial truth; conventional truth apparent reality, deceptive truth; relative truth. one of the {bden pa gnyis}. two truths, superficial

- ultimate truth; absolute truth, ultimate level of truth [RY] bden pa gnyis - Two truths. Relative truth and ultimate truth. Relative Truth describes the

ultimate truth, absolute truth, "truth of sublime meaning", ultimate level of truth [RY] don dam gyi bden pa - ultimate/ absolute truth, truth of sublime

(1) According to the conventional meaning /truth (drang don), (2) Ultimate certain meaning /truth (nges don), (3) With a hidden meaning behind intelligible

hidden conventional truth. See conventional truth [LW1] [RY] hidden conventional truth; [LWx] [RY] hidden meaning (sbas don) [LW1] [RY] hidden meaning (sbas

real thing (it does not always mean the absolute truth, it can also be relative. There is conventional suchness and absolute suchness it can be abbreviated

considers that, in terms of absolute truth, phenomena have no true existence whatsoever; but in terms of relative truth, phenomena appear through the combination

and therefore the profound and vast meaning can be elaborated from them. According to the hidden conventional truth of the system of Phakshab, E and VAM

real thing (it does not always mean the Absolute truth, it can also be Relative truth. There is conventional suchness and absolute suchness it can be abbreviated

real thing (it does not always mean the absolute truth, it can also be relative. There is conventional suchness and absolute suchness it can be abbreviated

considers that, in terms of absolute truth, phenomena have no true existence whatsoever; but in terms of relative truth, phenomena appear through the combination

of [LW1] [RY] truth of cessation [LW1] [RY] truth of cessation; four aspects of [LWx] [RY] truth of origin; four aspects of [LWx] [RY] truth of suffering;

thoughts. 7) normal practice. 8) appellation, supposition, condition, conventional truth" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause

expedient meaning, assumed meaning, interpretable, provisional meaning, requiring interpretation. 'dul bya kha drang ba'i don; conventional meaning, / conditional

ultimate syllables of the natural state [LW1] [RY] symbol, meaning and sign offerings. Symbol, meaning and sign, is a common division of the aspects of a Tantric

teachings on passion; meaning according to the hidden conventional truth; meaning according to the Three Inner Tantras; the ultimate meaning of [LW1] [RY] Wisdom

real thing (it does not always mean the absolute truth, it can also be relative. There is conventional suchness and absolute suchness it can be abbreviated

Hevajra Tantra - he vajra: quotation from, 72 hidden conventional truth. See conventional truth hidden meaning - sbas don: expl., 165 Hidden Teachings of Tibet

self-illuminating mind is the ultimate truth. Finally, the Svatantrika Madhyamikas insist on separating the two truths. Source Kun bzang dpal ldan. Byang chub

independent of the cognitive processes and mental constructs that make up the conventional framework within which their identity and existence are posited. When

terms of limited, exoteric (common-sense) truth; similarly 358.19; saṃvṛti-vyavahā- reṇa Sukh 42.11, by conventional terminology or exoteric (not fundamentally

[LW1] [RY] conventional bodhichitta [LW1] [RY] Conventional homage of the gesture (drang don kun rdzob brda phya). [RY] Conventional truth (kun rdzob kyi

mudras as his physical body was dying, and passed into the sphere of ultimate truth on the 13th day of the sixth Tibetan month in the Iron-Sheep Year of the

[MR-ShabkarNotes] Shastras {bstan chos}. Commentaries specifically illustrating the meaning of the Buddha's teachings. The three qualifications for composing shastras

literal meaning of; special meaning of [LWx] [RY] mandala-chakra. Mandala-chakra, which is described in Tsewang Norbu's commentary as meaning the Ati Yoga

Three Jewels, the law of cause and effect, the conventional and ultimate truths, the Four noble truths, the 12 links of dependent origination and so on

teacher. Reliance on the meaning (artha) rather than the words (vyanjana) of the teaching. Reliance on the definitive meaning (nitartha) rather than the

direct perception of a conventional identity [IW] kun rdzob pa'i ngo bo mngon sum gyur pa - in a direct perception of a conventional identity [RY] keng rus

who state that conventional [reality] is an image of cognition (kun rdzob shes pa'i rnam par smra ba) and those who state that conventional [reality] is

U - V - W - X - Y - Z - Relative truth (kun rdzob kyi bden pa). A synonym for 'conventional truth.' [RY] Relative Truth (kun rdzob kyi bden pa). The seeming

tshigs viruddha-hetu Template:gloss conventional awareness blo kun rdzob pa --- Template:gloss conventional truth kun rdzob bden ba saṃvṛti-satya Template:gloss

definitive meaning - drang don dang nges don, Skt. neyartha, nitharta, the expedient meaning refers to conventional teachings on the four noble truths, karma

mudras as his physical body was dying, and passed into the sphere of ultimate truth on the 13th day of the sixth Tibetan month in the Iron-Sheep Year of the

and instead be oriented towards spiritual practice. [RY] four noble truths - the truth of suffering, origin, path, and cessation. The four most basic teachings

invited Guru Rinpoche. [RY] True meaning (nges don). The definitive meaning as opposed to the expedient meaning or relative meaning. [RY] Truly high (mngon mtho)

who state that conventional [reality] is an image of cognition (kun rdzob shes pa'i rnam par smra ba) and those who state that conventional [reality] is