Difference between revisions of "chos nyid bar do"
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| − | the | + | [[bardo of dharmata]], bardo of the unconditioned. Syn [[chos nyid kyi bar do]], the intermediate state of reality; the [[bardo of reality]]. ([[RY]]) |
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| + | bardo of [[dharmata]]/ the unconditioned. ([[IW]]) | ||
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| + | intermediate state in which one encounters the nature of phenomena; isc. experience of/ experiencing the nature of phenomena in the interval after death. ([[RB]]) | ||
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| + | intermediate state of reality. ([[RY]]) | ||
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| + | intermediate state of ultimate nature, intermediate state after death when consciousness is reabsorbed, intermediate period of quintessential reality, bardo of reality. ([[JV]]) | ||
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Revision as of 17:47, 9 March 2008
bardo of dharmata, bardo of the unconditioned. Syn chos nyid kyi bar do, the intermediate state of reality; the bardo of reality. (RY)
bardo of dharmata/ the unconditioned. (IW)
intermediate state in which one encounters the nature of phenomena; isc. experience of/ experiencing the nature of phenomena in the interval after death. (RB)
intermediate state of reality. (RY)
intermediate state of ultimate nature, intermediate state after death when consciousness is reabsorbed, intermediate period of quintessential reality, bardo of reality. (JV)