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self-destructiveness
Tib: snying-brtse-ba med-pa |
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self-dignity | الكرامة الذاتية |
self-dignity, ethical | |
self-dignity, moral | |
self-discipline | الالتزام الذاتي |
self-discipline, ethical | |
self-established existence | |
self-established stain
Tib: rang-bzhin-gyi dri-ma Something, the existence of which is established by its own power, independently of anything else, and which obscures the realization of Buddha-nature on one's mental continuum. This refers to an impossible manner of existence of the mind, ... (more) |
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self-establishing nature | |
self-evolver | المتطورون ذاتيًا |
self-generation
Tib: bdag-bskyed Synonymous with "sadhana." A meditation method in which one visualizes and imagines oneself to be a Buddha-figure for which one has received empowerment. See: sadhana. |
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self-grasping | |
self-importance | |
self-indulgence | |
self-initiation
Tib: bdag-'jug A tantric meditation practice in which one visualizes receiving the entire empowerment (initiation) ritual for a Buddha-figure, performed in order to renew one's tantric vows. It may only be performed if one has done the serviceability ret ... (more) |
التعزيز الذاتي
تأمل التانترا الذي به يتخيل الشخص نفسه وهو يتلقى كامل طقوس التمكين (التعزيز) لأحد هيئات بوذا، يؤدي هذا التأمل لتجديد عهود التانترا الخاصة بالمتدرب. ويمكن فقط تأديته إذا أتم الشخص طقوس تدريبات المعتزل الخاصة بهذه الهيئة تحديداً وطقوس الوهب ... (more) |
self-made lama | |
self-nature
Tib: rang-bzhin Something on the side of an object or phenomenon that (1) establishes the existence, in general, of the object or phenomenon and (2) establishes, as well, what the object or phenomenon is. A self-nature may do this either by its own power ... (more) |
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self-preoccupation
Tib: ngar-'dzin An attitude of thinking only about oneself, as if one were the only one in the world, and not thinking about anyone else; narcissism. |
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self-preoccupied | |
self-pride | الاعتداد بالذات |
self-realizer | المدركون بأنفسهم |
self-sufficiently knowable
Tib: rang-rkya thub-pa'i rdzas-yod A validly knowable phenomenon that, when actually cognized, does not rely on actual cognition of or by something else, for instance actual cognition of the object's basis for labeling. |
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self-sufficiently knowable phenomenon
Tib: rang-rkya thub-pa'i rdzas-yod A validly knowable phenomenon that, when actually cognized, does not rely on actual cognition of or by something else, for instance actual cognition of the object's basis for labeling. |
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self-voidness
Tib: rang-stong The absence of any phenomenon existing, by "self"-nature, in an impossible manner. |
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selfish concern |