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for more upcoming features. འགྲོན་བུ cowries, dice [JV] guest; a small shell, cowry [RY] 1) guest; 2) small shell/ cowry [IW] (med) Cowrie shell, Cypraea

[JV] skye rgu - 1) being, living being, sentient being, creature. Syn {sems can, skye dgu}. 2) people, human beings [RY] skye ldan - 1) sentient beings;

upcoming features. འགྲུལ see also 'grul ba; 1) traveling, taking a trip, journey; 2) pilgrim, traveler; visitor, guest. 3) a passage, travel, trip, journey [RY]

wayfarer's inn: Our whole lifetime is like the brief stay of a guest [RY] an instant [RY] 1) instant, + neg not = for even an instant, a mere instant/ fraction

weariness, trouble, want, any kind of hardship [JV] 1) difficult and tiring, fatigue; 2) [guests setting out to travel] good health; 3) thanks,)/ [fatigue

transference (pho ba) [LW1] [RY] obscuration of transference ('pho sgrib); expl. [LWx] [RY] obscuration of union (snyoms 'jug gi sgrib pa) [LW1] [RY] obscuration

metal, going, guest-house [for pilgrims and visiting monks) in Kumbum Monastery w jingling rings on the top part], staff, bell metal, going, guest-house [R]

Places of Bhutan (Volume 1) ka a bo a - [indian for town of paro in Bhutan] [IW] ku la gangs ri - Mt. in Bhutan [IW] kun legs - 1) [R] all joyful goodness;

indebtedness), karmic debts due to past actions, payment [JV] lan chags kyi mgron (guests who are) karmic creditors [RB] karmic creditor; karmic credit/ retribution/

features. སྣེ་ལེན reception, attention to guests, hospitality, reception given to guests, hospitality [JV] 1) reception. 2) MG, E-T: hospitality. [mss]

refuge of fruition; expl. [LWx] [RY] causal teachings [LW1] [RY] causal vehicle of the paramitas [LW1] [RY] Causal vehicles (rgyu'i theg pa). Same as the two

Dorje (dbang mchog rdo rje) A son of Chokgyur Lingpa. [RY] Wangchok Dorje [LW1] [RY] Wangchuk Dorje, Karmapa IX: 1556-1603 [MR] Wangdu Nyingpo (mthu can dbang

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. མགྲོན་བ་ཞི four kinds of guests or beings invoked [1 dkon mchog srid zhu'i mgron the three jewels, guru, and yidam

- the resolution of samsara and nirvana [RY] 'khor 'das kyi mgron - the guests of samsara and nirvana, [buddhas etc. and sentient beings [RY] 'khor 'das

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. འགྱེད་གཏོང་བ 1) donor/ patron; 2) guest called by donor/ patron [IW] to give out donations to each person

སྐུ་མགྲོན 1) guest, visitor. 2) feast, entertainment, festive occasion [RY] 1) guest, visitor; 2) feast, entertainment, festive occasion [h]* [IW] guest, feast

drug); listing [LW1] [RY] Six Syllables (yi ge drug pa). The mantra of Avalokiteshvara: om mani padme hung. [RY] Six Syllables [LW1] [RY] Six tantra sections

The four classes of guests; the four classes of guests of offering.\n1. {dkon mchog sri zhu'i mgron/} the Three Jewels as the guest of honor\n2. {mgon po

gsum mam bzhi sde yan chad] [IW] mgron ba zhi - four kinds of guests or beings invoked [1 {dkon mchog srid zhu'i mgron} the three jewels, guru, and yidam

upcoming features. བསུ་ཆང 1) bride-welcoming; 2) chang brought when 1 goes out to meet/ receive guests [IW] wine to welcome guest, present of wine sent for

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Col. 1 (tizWavAkya, tizWa-vAkya) tiṣṭha-vākya¦, adj. (cf. Pali tiṭṭha-bhadantika, one who says to a guest, ‘wait, sir!’), one who says (to a guest) wait

partner or match as to speaking, partner, assistant [JV] 1) answer; 2) welcome for traveller/ guest; 3) 1 of, the other of; 4) rival, opponent, match for, adversary;

dispatch, to put in, insert DK. 1. To send, send off, convey, commission (a guest &c.). 2.To put something inside a vessel DS. 1. To banish, expel. 2. To send

for more upcoming features. གཤེགས་མགྲོན parting feast [JV] important guests whom 1 must greet, see off, entertain etc. [IW]

སྣེ་མགྲོན 1) [action of] traveler's welcome[r]; 2) Tibetan govt srid skyong [government chiefs] gi mgron gnyer gtso bo [inviter of guests, chamberlain]

Rigdzin Jigme Lingpa's Sung Bum, Yonten Dzod, and other major texts totaling 1,552 pages. At Sangchen Mingye Ling he was awarded the title Khenpo by the Fourth

directly to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. བུ་ཆེ་མ 1) a guest; 2) pregnant woman [IW]

org/ for more upcoming features. སྣེ་ལེན་པ 1) welcome travellers; 2) person who receives/ entertains guests [IW] steward [JV]

gi chos bzhi) [LW1] [RY] four attributes of a virtuous practitioner; expl. [LWx] [RY] four basic practices of the Kagyu lineage are: (1) The view--of Mahamudra

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. མགྲོན་པོ་བཞི four classes of guests: 1) dkon mchog srid zhu'i mgron. 2) mgon po yon tan gyi mgron 3) rigs drug

Western forms of communication. He has made appearances on television, been a guest on many radio programs, lectured extensively at colleges and universities

sku mgron 1) guest, visitor. 2) feast, entertainment, festive occasion

Entry 2560, Page 88, Col. 1 (Agamika, Agamika) āgamika¦, m., (a monk) that arrives at (or, returns to) a monastery; visitor, guest, arrival. Not in Pali,

prāhavanīya Entry 10741, Page 394, Col. 1 (prAhavanIya, prAhavanIya) prāhavanīya¦, adj. (= Pali pā°, cf. Vism. i.220.17; more usually Pali pāhuneyya, or

Divy in the same passage has sam-ud-ā-nī, e.g. °nīya i.90.1, cf. Divy 90.1; misreading?), (1) gathers, collects: kṣīraṃ…gosahasrād (so with all mss.)…

Greater Vehicle. See Mahayana [LW1] [RY] Greed (raga, chags (pa)). One of the three poisons. [RY] ground (gzhi) [LW1] [RY] Ground luminosity (gzhi'i 'od

by felicitations from many religious and government figures, and all the guests and visitors, exceeding one thousand in number, joyfully participated with

"one who looks after the guests") [MR-ShabkarNotes] attention (yid byed) [LW1] [RY] attention of discernment (dpyod pa yid byed) [LW1] [RY] attention of taking

pad ma tshal gyi zlos gar, Collected Works of Patrul Rinpoche (2003), vol. 1, pp. 301–55. Lungtok and the Bandit Chief: Oral account of Garchen Rinpoche

Rigdzin Jigme Lingpa's Sung Bum, Yonten Dzod, and other major texts totaling 1,552 pages. At Sangchen Mingye Ling he was awarded the title Khenpo by the Fourth

Armor Against Darkness - Munpey Gocha; commentary on Anu Yoga in more than 1,400 pages by Sangye Yeshe of Nub, according to an original tantra known as