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nonconceptual | |
nonconceptual cognition
Tib: rtog-med shes-pa Cognition of an object, without that cognition being through the medium of a universal, a category, or a mental label. |
الادراك غير النظري
إدراك الشيء دون أن يكون ذلك الإدراك من خلال أداة ذات كينونة نظرية مثل المسلمات المنطقية، التصنيف، أو العنونة الذهنية. |
nonconceptual straightforward cognition | |
nonconceptuality | |
nonconcomitant affecting variable
Tib: ldan-min ' du-byed |
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noncongruent
Tib: mtshungs-ldan med-pa The relationship between nonstatic components of a cognition, in which two or more of them do not share five things in common. See: five congruent features. See also: noncongruent affecting variables. |
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noncongruent affecting variable
Tib: ldan-min 'du-byed One of the three types of nonstatic phenomena -- those nonstatic phenomena that do not share five things in common with the primary consciousness and subsidiary awarenesses of the cognition in which they occur, and which are neither forms ... (more) |
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noncontriving mind
Tib: ma-bcos-pa'i sems |
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nonconventional language
Tib: sgra ji-bzhin-pa min-pa |
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nondenumerable ultimate phenomenon
Tib: rnam-grangs ma-yin-pa'I don-dam Voidnesses that are validly cognized nonconceptually. They are "nondenumerable" in the sense that they cannot be counted among what appears to minds validly cognizing phenomena through mentally labeling them with words and concepts, thus t ... (more) |
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nondevotional person | الشخص غير التعبدي |
nondisturbing | |
nondisturbing unawareness
Tib: ma-rig-pa nyon-mongs-can min-pa |
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nondogmatic | غير دوغمائي |
nondual
Tib: gnyis-med (1) In Gelug Prasangika, the absence (the voidness) of a manner of existence that does not correspond to the actual manner in which everything exists. (2) In non-Gelug Madhyamaka, within a cognition, the absence (the voidness) of a conscio ... (more) |
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nondual tantra
Tib: gnyis-med rgyud A division of anuttarayoga tantra, specified only in the non-Gelug schools, in which there is equal emphasis on practices for generating the physical bodies of a Buddha and practices for generating the mind of a Buddha. |
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nonexistent phenomenon | |
nonexistents
Tib: med-pa Things that cannot be validly known. |
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nonfallacious
Tib: mi-bslu-ba Not incorrect. |
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nonfunctional phenomenon
Tib: dngos-med (1) An validly knowable, existent object that does not perform a function -- in other words, it does not produce a result -- namely, a static phenomenon. (2) A nonexistent object, such as an impossible way of existing. |
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nonimplicative | |
nonimplicative negation exclusions of something else
Tib: med-dgag-gi gzhan-sel Synonymous with nonimplicative negation phenomena, and thus include voidnesses, spaces, and other absences. |
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nonimplicative negation phenomenon
Tib: med-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 do not leave behind in their wake, explicitly or implicitly, something else. Some translators rende ... (more) |
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nonmetaphorical
Tib: dgongs-min |
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nonobstructive unspecified phenomenon
Tib: ma-bsgribs-pa'i lung ma-bstan Skt: anivrta-avyakrta A phenomenon that Buddha did not specify as being either constructive or destructive, and which does not hinder the attainment of liberation. |