Found 3272
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make one ecstatic
Tib: dga'-byed |
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make one stupefied
Tib: rmongs-byed |
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making arise
The mental activity of appearance-making, which causes a cognitive appearance (mental hologram) to occur as an object of cognition in a moment of a mental continuum. Also translated as: "giving rise to." |
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man-made result
Tib: skyes-bu byed-pa'i 'bras-bu Skt: purushakaraphalam A result that arises as the direct result of the effort of a limited being, but which does not ripen from karma. |
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| man-made result that develops | |
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man-made result that is an attainment
Tib: thob-pa'i skyes-bu byed-pa'i 'bras-bu The reaching of a goal as the result of someone's effort, but which does not ripen from that person's karma. |
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man-made result that is produced
Tib: bskyed-pa'i skyes-bu byed-pa'i 'bras-bu Something material, such as a vase, a bruise, or a profit, that arises from someone's effort or actions, but which does not ripen from that person's karma. |
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mandala
Tib: dkyil- 'khor Skt: mandala In general, a round symbol used to represent a meaning. Most often used to represent a world system. |
ماندالا
بشكل عام، رسم دائري يُستخدم للتعبير أو لتقديم معنى ما. غالبا ما يستخدم للتعبير عن نظام لأحد العوالم. |
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mandala of a womb
Tib: bha-ga'i dkyil-'khor |
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mandala of deepest bodhichitta
Tib: don-dam byang-sems-kyi dkyil-'khor |
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mandala of mental stability
Tib: bsam-gtan-gyi dkyil-'khor |
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mandala of relative bodhichitta
Tib: kun-rdzob byang-sems-kyi dkyil-khor |
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mandala of the very nature of reality, thusness mandala
Tib: de-kho-na-nyid-kyi dkyil-'khor |
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| mandala, body | |
| mandala, cloth | |
| mandala, inner | |
| mandala, mind | |
| mandala, outer | |
| mandala, powdered sand | |
| mandala, secret or hidden | |
| mandala, speech | |
| mandala, supported | |
| mandala, supporting | |
| mandala, three-dimensional | |
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manifest cognition
Tib: shes-pa mngon-gyur-ba A cognition in which the consciousness gives rise to a mental hologram of a cognitive object and, in which, the cognitive object appears, through that hologram, both to the person and to the consciousness of the manifest cognition. Both th ... (more) |