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imaginary | |
immeasurable aspiration
Tib: smon-pa tshad-med |
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immeasurable exceptional resolve
Tib: lhag-bsam tshad-med |
العزيمة الاستثنائية اللامحدودة |
immeasurable intention
Tib: 'dun-pa tshad-med |
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immeasurable request
Tib: gsol-'debs tshad-med |
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immeasurably magnificent palace
Tib: gzhal-yas khang A palace visualized in tantra practice as part of the supporting mandala. Each architectural feature of the palace represents one or another realization gained along the tantra path, and inside the palace reside one or more Buddha-figures. |
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immediate causes
Tib: nye-ba'i rgyu The causes that are very close in time to bringing about a result. |
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immediately preceding condition
Tib: de-ma-thag rkyen Skt: samanantarapratyaya The immediately preceding moment of awareness, which produces the appearance-making and cognizing (clarity and awareness) of the next moment of awareness as its result. |
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immovables, three | |
Immutable Vajra Body | |
Immutable Vajra Corpus
Tib: mi-'gyur rdo-rje'i sku In some Kagyu mahamudra systems, synonymous with "Vajra Corpus" in the meaning of the unchanging nature of the other four Corpuses of a Buddha. |
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impediments
Tib: bar-chad-kyi chos Skt: antarayikadharma |
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impermanence
Tib: mi-rtag-pa Skt: anitya Pali: anicca Moment to moment change, under the influence of causes and conditions; the fact that so long as a form of physical phenomenon or a mental state lasts, it does not remain static, but always changes. |
عدم الدوام
التغير من لحظة للحظة، تحت تأثير الأسباب والشروط؛ حقيقة أنه طالما أستمرت ظاهرة مادية أو حالة ذهنية، فهي لا تظل ثابتة، لكنها تتغير دائمًا. |
impermanent | غير دائم |
impermanent phenomenon | ظاهرة مؤقتة |
imperturbability
Tib: zhe-sdang med-pa Skt: advesha The constructive mental factor of not wishing to cause harm in response to limited beings (sentient beings), one's own suffering, or situations entailing suffering that may arise from either of the two or which may simply be the situations ... (more) |
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implicative | |
implicative negation phenomenon
Tib: ma-yin dgag An exclusion of something else in which, after the sounds of the words that exclude the object to be negated have negated that object, they leave behind in their wake, explicitly or implicitly, something else. Some translators render the t ... (more) |
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implicit apprehension
Tib: shugs-la rtogs-pa In the Gelug system, apprehension of a cognitive object in which a cognitive appearance (mental hologram) of the involved object itself does not arise; only a cognitive appearance of the basis for imputation of the involved object arises. ... (more) |
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implicit suggested meaning
Tib: nges-don Skt: nitartha One of the six alternative meanings. When an expression in a root tantra text has two dissimilar meanings, the meaning that is dissimilar to the literal, evident, or face value meaning of the expression. It is the meaning suggested by the ... (more) |
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implied object | المحل الضمني |
imply, conceptually | |
impossible | |
impossible "soul"
Tib: bdag Skt: atman (1) With respect to the five aggregate factors of an individual being, something findable inside the aggregates that is static, a partless monad, separable from the body and mind, and self-sufficiently knowable. (2) With respect to all val ... (more) |
"الروح" المستحيلة
(1) فيما يتعلق بعناصر التجمعات الخمسة للكائن، شيئًا قابلًا للإيجاد بداخل تلك التجمعات ويكون ثابتًا، غير متكون من أجزاء، منفصل عن الجسد والذهن، وقادر على المعرفه بذاته. (2) فيما يتعلق بكل الظواهر القابلة للمعرفة بشكل صحيح، طريقة مستحيلة للو ... (more) |
impossible "soul" of a person
Tib: gang-zag-kyi bdag Skt: pudgala-atman Something totally nonexistent, findable inside the five aggregate factors of an individual being that is static, a partless monad, separable from the body and mind, and self-sufficiently knowable. |