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Term	Translation of Term / Title
deep awareness to accomplish things
deep awareness, accomplishing
deep awareness, five types of
deep awareness, reflexive
deep awareness, self-arising
deep mindfulness from having dropped down Tib: ye-babs-kyi dran-pa
deepest Tib: don-dam
deepest bodhichitta Tib: don-dam-pa'i byang-chub-gyi sems The deep awareness that has nonconceptual cognition of voidness in the mental continuum of a bodhisattva.	البوديتشيتا الأعمق الوعي العميق ذو الإدراك غير النظري للخلو بالاستمرارية الذهنية للبوديساتفا.
deepest Buddha Gem Tib: don-dam-pa'i sangs-rgyas dkon-mchog A Buddha's Dharmakaya as a source of safe direction (refuge).
deepest Dharma Gem Tib: don-dam-pa'i chos dkon-mchog The true stoppings and true pathway minds on the mental continuum of an arya, whether a layperson or a monastic, as a source of safe direction (refuge).
deepest fact about things
deepest level Tib: don-dam-pa The level of some phenomenon that is veiled or concealed by something more superficial about that phenomenon. Sometimes translated as "ultimate level" or "deepest ultimate level."
deepest level Precious Gems Tib: don-dam-pa'i dkon-mchog The level of the Three Rare and Supreme Gems that are concealed by the apparent level gems.
deepest nature of the mind Tib: sems-nyid
deepest Sangha Gem Tib: don-dam-pa'i dge-'dun dkon-mchog The true stoppings and true pathway minds on the mental continuum of an arya, whether a layperson or monastic, as a source of safe direction (refuge).
deepest true phenomenon Tib: don-dam bden-pa Skt: paramartha In the Hinayana tenet systems, a true phenomenon that is veiled or concealed by a conventional (superficial, surface, relative, apparent) true phenomenon.
deepest truth Tib: don-dam bden-pa Skt: paramartha In the Mahayana tenet systems, a true fact about a phenomenon that is veiled or concealed by a more superficial true fact about the same phenomenon. Some translators render this term as "ultimate truth."
defilement
defining characteristic
defining characteristic mark Tib: mtshan-nyid Skt: lakshana
defining characteristics
definite emergence Tib: nges-'byung Skt: ni:sarana
definitive meaning Skt: nitartha
definitive teaching Tib: nges-don Skt: nitartha A passage in a sutra text that discusses the most profound view of voidness, and to which all other passages in all other sutra texts eventually lead or point. Such passages do not need to be explained as indicating anything more profound.
deflated ego