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concordant
 Tib: tshul-bcas  | 
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concordant conventional truth
 Tib: tshul-bzhin kun-rdzob bden-pa  | 
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| concordant with the manner things actually exist | |
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concrete
 Solid, like cement -- a nontechnical term used to describe something with truly established findable existence.  | 
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concrete "me"
 A nontechnical term for a truly existent "me," which would be the "me" to be refuted. See: solid "me."  | 
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concretely real
 A nontechnical term for an impossible way of existing -- things existing solidly, like cement -- when it is considered to be what and how things actually exist.  | 
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condition
 Tib: rkyen Skt: pratyaya A nonstatic phenomenon that helps shape the conventional identity of something that is produced or arises from causes.  | 
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| condition, causal | |
| condition, dominating | |
| condition, focal | |
| condition, immediately preceding | |
| condition, objective | |
| condition, overlord | |
| conditioned phenomenon | |
| confession Buddhas | |
| confidence | |
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confident belief
 Tib: yid-ches-kyi dad-pa  | 
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| confident trust | |
| confusing | |
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confusion
 A nontechnical term used in place of unawareness (ignorance) to simplify a discussion of the topic, but without any connotation of disorganization, disorientation, or dementia.  | 
أرتباك
 مصطلح غير فنى يستخدم كمرادف لعدم الوعي (الجهل) من أجل تبسيط لغة النقاش لاحد الموضوعات دون أن يحمل معنى سوء التنظيم او فقدان الإتجاة او اختلال التفكير.  | 
| confusion, associated with | |
| confusion, deceptive | |
| confusion, dissociated from | |
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congruent
 Tib: mtshungs-ldan The relationship between ways of being aware of something in the same cognition, in which two or more of these ways share five things in common. Compare: congruent affecting variables.  | 
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congruent affecting variable
 Tib: ldan-pa'i 'du-byed Ways of being aware of something that share five things in common with the primary consciousness and subsidiary awarenesses of the cognition in which they occur. See: five congruent features.  |