Difference between revisions of "Spontaneous Presence"

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1) effortlessly naturally established; 2) spontaneous presence; 3) lhun grub dzong [IW]

1) spontaneous presence, One of the two main aspects of Dzogchen teaching, the other being 'primordial purity' (ka dag). 2) effortless/ spontaneous fulfillment; spontaneously self-perfected; effortless, spontaneously perfect / accomplished, spontaneously self-perfected, effortless manifestation, having everything without effort, inherent presence, inherently present, manifest effortlessly, natural achievement, natural spontaneity, naturally perfect, 3) one of the phrin las lnga the five activities, self-existing, spontaneous, wishfulfilling [RY]

county in 21th cent Tibet. [RY]

self-(perfected, formed, originated, existing, created), spontaneously (perfected, realized, present, perfect, accomplished, grown, produced), the given, immanently spontaneous, naturally perfect, 1 of 4 dam tshig, (being is nowhere but in being, always there, uncreated, uncontrived), spontaneous presence, wish-fulfilling, spontaneous, miraculously sprung or grown, formed all at once, not contrived by human labor, personal name, state of spontaneous perfection, 1 of ting 'dzin rnam bzhi, spontaneously accomplished, present, spontaneously self-perfected, effortlessly realized, spontaneous presence, self-perfection [JV]

lhun gyis grub pa spontaneous(ly accomplished/ present); spontaneous presence*; [isc.]] spontaneously ensured/ fulfilled [RB]

spontaneous presence [thd]

spontaneously present; spontaneous presence; to spontaneously exist [RY]

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-[[shin tu rnal 'byor]] - [[Dzogchen]] - [[Ati Yoga]]. The third of the [[Three Inner Tantras]]. According to [[Jamgön Kongtrül the First]], it emphasizes the view that liberation is attained through growing accustomed to insight into the nature of primordial enlightenment, free from [[accepting and rejecting]], [[hope and fear]]. The more common word for Ati Yoga nowadays is 'Dzogchen,' the [[Great Perfection]]. Ati means 'supreme.' [RY]
+Tib. - [[lhun grub]]
-See [[The Rangjung Yeshe Gilded Palace of Dharmic Activity]] for terms and definitions.
+) effortlessly naturally established; 2) spontaneous presence; 3) lhun grub dzong [IW]
+) spontaneous presence, One of the two main aspects of Dzogchen teaching, the other being 'primordial purity' ([[ka dag]]). 2) effortless/ spontaneous fulfillment; spontaneously self-perfected; effortless, spontaneously perfect / accomplished, spontaneously self-perfected, effortless manifestation, having everything without effort, inherent presence, inherently present, manifest effortlessly, natural achievement, natural spontaneity, naturally perfect, 3) one of the [[phrin las lnga]] the five activities, self-existing, spontaneous, wishfulfilling [RY]
+county in 21th cent Tibet. [RY]
+self-(perfected, formed, originated, existing, created), spontaneously (perfected, realized, present, perfect, accomplished, grown, produced), the given, immanently spontaneous, naturally perfect, 1 of 4 dam tshig, (being is nowhere but in being, always there, uncreated, uncontrived), spontaneous presence, wish-fulfilling, spontaneous, miraculously sprung or grown, formed all at once, not contrived by human labor, personal name, state of spontaneous perfection, 1 of ting 'dzin rnam bzhi, spontaneously accomplished, present, spontaneously self-perfected, effortlessly realized, spontaneous presence, self-perfection [JV]
+[[lhun gyis grub pa]] spontaneous(ly accomplished/ present); spontaneous presence*; [isc.]] spontaneously ensured/ fulfilled [RB]
+spontaneous presence [thd]
+spontaneously present; spontaneous presence; to spontaneously exist [RY]
+[[Category: Key Terms]] [[Category: Mahayana]][[Category: Sutra]] [[Category: Vajrayana]] [[Category: Teachings]] [[Category: Tantra]] [[Category: Tantric Deities]] [[Category: Rime']]

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