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Term	Translation of Term / Title
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)
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.
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.
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.
self-voidness Tib: rang-stong The absence of any phenomenon existing, by "self"-nature, in an impossible manner.
selfish concern
selfishness
selflessness	انعدام الذاتية اللاذات
selflessness of a person	انعدام الذاتية الشخصية انعدام ذات الشخصية انعدام ذاتية الشخصية اللاذاتية الشخصية
selflessness of all phenomena	انعدام ذاتية الظواهر انعدام ذات الظاهر
sem Tib: sems All levels of awareness (levels of mind) that are tainted with the fleeting stains of the emotional and cognitive obscurations. All levels of awareness other than rigpa. Translated as "limited awareness."
semblance, mental
semdey Tib: sems-sde
semiconscious	شبه واعى
sensation
sense of fitness Tib: shin-sbyangs The subsidiary awareness (mental factor) of feeling totally fit to do something, and which is both exhilarating and blissful, physically and mentally, but in a nondisturbing way.
sense of physical and mental fitness
sense perception
sensibilia Sense data; forms of physical phenomenon that, in one moment, occupy an extended location and are cognized by one of the five types of sense consciousness; the data or information concerning one moment of the sight, sound, smell, taste, or ... (more)
sensitivity
sensitivity imbalance