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trilemma
Tib: mu-gsum The relationship between two sets, A and B, is a trilemma if there are three possibilities. There are phenomena that are members of (1) both set A and set B, (2) neither set A, nor set B, or only set A, but not set B. There are no phenomen ... (more) |
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Triumphant One
Tib: rgyal-ba Skt: jina An epithet of a Buddha - one who has triumphed over the emotional and cognitive obscurations. Some translators render the term as "Victorious One." |
المُظفَر
لقب لبوذا، من انتصر على التباسات المشاعر والإدراك. بعض المترجمين يقدمون هذا المصطلح على أنه "المُنتَصِر". |
| true cessation | |
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true existence
Tib: bden-par grub-pa (1) An impossible mode of existence mistakenly considered to be true. Existence established or proven (a) merely by the power of something on the side of an object and not in conjunction with being something imputable on a basis, according ... (more) |
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true findable existence
Tib: bden-par grub-pa Existence established or proven by the power of something findable on the side of an object, either by itself or in conjunction with being something imputable on a basis. According to Gelug Prasangika-Madhyamaka, an impossible mode of exis ... (more) |
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| true identity, lack of | |
| true // non-true | |
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true origin
Tib: kun-'byung bden-pa Skt: samudaya-satya Also translated as: true causes |
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true pathway mind
Tib: lam-bden Skt: marga-satya Also called: true path |
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true reality
A nontechnical term used for what actually exists. |
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true stopping
Tib: 'gog-pa'i bden-pa Skt: nirodha-satya The elimination, forever, of some degree of either an emotional or a cognitive obscuration from a mental continuum. They occur only on the mental continuum of aryas -- those with nonconceptual cognition of voidness. Often translated as "tr ... (more) |
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true suffering
Tib: sdug-bsngal bden-pa Skt: du:kha-satya |
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true unimputed existence
Tib: bden-par grub-pa Existence established or proven merely by the power of something on the side of an object and not in conjunction with being something imputable on a basis. According to Madhyamaka, an impossible mode of existence mistakenly considered to b ... (more) |
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| truly and findably established existence | |
| truly and unimputedly established existence | |
| truly established | |
| truly established existence | |
| truly existing | |
| truly / non-truly | |
| truth, apparent | |
| truth, conventional | |
| truth, deepest | |
| truth, relative | |
| truths, two |