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superior rebirth state
Tib: mtho-ris |
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superior state
Tib: gya-nom-pa Skt: pranita |
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support
Tib: rten (1) An individual defining characteristic mark findable on the side of a knowable object, upon which a word or label for the object is set. (2) See: "something that supports something else." |
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supported mandala
Tib: brten-pa'i dkyil-'khor The set of Buddha-figures residing inside the immeasurably magnificent palace of a symbolic world system visualized in tantra practice. |
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supporting mandala
Tib: rten-pa'i dkyil-'khor The immeasurably magnificent palace of a symbolic world system, together with the environment around it, visualized in tantra practice. |
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supramundane
Tib: 'jig-rten-las 'das-pa Related to the mental continuum of an arya -- someone who has attained nonconceptual cognition of the four noble truths. Also translated as "with a base beyond perishing," "transworldly" or "transcendent." |
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| supreme | |
| supreme emanation body | |
| surface truth | |
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survival
Tib: srid-pa also called: becoming |
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sutra
Tib: mdo Skt: sutra (1) Texts by Shakyamuni Buddha, both Hinayana and Mahayana, that discuss themes of practice.(2) Within the context of the Three Baskets (Tripitaka), the texts of Buddha that especially concern the training in higher concentration. (3) With ... (more) |
سوترا
(1) نصوص بواسطة شاكياموني بوذا، في كل من تقليد الهينايانا وتقليد الماهايانا، وتُناقش تلك النصوص أشكال التدرُّب. (2)في سياق السلال الثلاثة (تريبيتاكا)، النصوص الخاصة ببوذا، على وجه الخصوص تلك التي تهتم بالتدرُّب على التركيز الأعلى. (3) ... (more) |
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sutra mahamudra
Tib: mdo'i phyag-chen Meditations on the nature of the mind with regard to only gross and subtle minds -- in other words, sensory and mental consciousness -- and not with regard to the subtlest mind, clear light. |
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Svabhava-dharmakaya
Tib: ngo-bo-nyid chos-sku |
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Svatantrika
Tib: rang-rgyud-pa A subdivision of the Madhyamaka school within the Indian Buddhist tenet systems that refutes truly established existence by relying on lines of reasoning the members of which have existence established from their own sides. Gelug adds to t ... (more) |
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Svatantrika Madhyamaka
Tib: dbu-ma rang-rgyud-pa |
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| syllables tradition, four | |
| symbol | |
| sympaty | |
| synthesis | |
| synthesis, collection | |
| synthesis, kind | |
| synthesis, object |