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cognitive arising
Tib: snang-ba A cognitive appearance that has arisen on a mental continuum. |
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cognitive clear light
Tib: yul-can-gyi 'od-gsal Clear light awareness that cognizes voidness as its object. |
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cognitive engagement
Tib: 'jug-pa A manner of cognizing an object. |
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cognitive faculty |
القدرة الإدراكية
أيًا من الحواس الخمس أو الذهن. |
cognitive obscurations
Tib: shes-sgrib Skt: jneyavarana Fleeting stains that temporarily "cover" or accompany mental activity (more precisely, clear light mental activity), thereby preventing the mental activity from simultaneously cognizing the two truths about all phenomena. Also translated a ... (more) |
التباس الادراك
الملوثات العابرة التي تغطي أو تصاحب النشاط الذهني بشكل مؤقت (على نحو أدق التي تغطي أو تصاحب النشاط الذهني الصافي)، والتي تمنع النشاط الذهني من إدراك الحقيقَتين الخاصَتين بجميع الظواهر في آن واحد. تٌتَرجم أيضاً إلى "الالتباسات الخاصة بكل ما ... (more) |
cognitive open space
Tib: klong Rigpa (pure awareness) from the point of view of its essential nature as that which underlies and allows for the arising of appearances and the cognizing of them, with the latter being more prominent. Synonymous with essence rigpa and the ... (more) |
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cognitive sensor
Tib: dbang-po Skt: indriya The dominating condition that determines the type of cognition a way of being aware of something is. In the case of the five types of sensory cognition, it is the photosensitive cells of the eyes, the sound-sensitive cells of the ears, the ... (more) |
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cognitive source | |
cognitive source which is all phenomenon
Tib: chos skye-mched-gyi gzugs |
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cognitive space | |
cognitive sphere
Tib: dbyings Skt: dhatu Rigpa (pure awareness) from the point of view of its essential nature as that which underlies and allows for the arising of appearances and the cognizing of them, with the latter being more prominent. Synonymous with essence rigpa and the ... (more) |
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cognitive stimulator | |
cognitive stimulators that are (all) phenomena
Tib: chos-kyi skye-mched All validly knowable phenomena, all of which may be validly cognized by mental consciousness. |
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cognitive stimulators that are sights
Tib: gzugs-kyi skye-mched Forms of physical phenomena that may be cognized by either visual or mental consciousness. |
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cognitively taking an object
Tib: 'dzin-pa Skt: graha Cognizing an object - taking a validly knowable phenomenon as an object of cognition in the sense of cognizing it with either a valid or invalid way of knowing. |
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cognitively taking an object, way of | |
cognize | |
collection mental synthesis
Tib: tshogs-spyi A whole imputed on spatial, sensorial, and/or temporal parts. |
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collection of wisdom | |
collection synthesis
Tib: tshogs-spyi |
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collection universal | |
collective karma
Tib: thun-mong-gi las |
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comfort, mental | |
commanding results
Tib: dbang-gi 'bras-bu Synonymous with dominating results. |
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commitment
A spiritual practice that one promises to do. The mental factor with which one makes such a promise. The promise may be made either formally with a ritual or informally, and either verbally or nonverbally. In the case of commitment toward ... (more) |