Property:Gloss-term
From Buddha-Nature
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spang bya;object of abandonment;object of abandonment;prahātvya(?) +
log par lta ba;wrong view;wrong view;mithyādṛṣhṭi +
bdag po'i 'bras bu;environmental result;environmental result;ādhipatiphala +
ngag 'khyal;idle talk;idle talk;pralapa +
nyan thos;hearer;hearer;shrāvaka +
phra mar smra ba;divisive speech;divisive speech;paishunya +
pha rol tu phyin pa;perfection;perfection;pāramitā +
dad pa;faith;faith;shraddhā +
'gyod pa;regret;regret;kaukṛtya +
tshad med;immeasurable;immeasurable;apramāṇa +
dge 'dun;sangha;sangha;saṇgha +
gzugs;form;form;rūpa +
dge slong;fully ordained monk;fully ordained monk;bhikṣhu +
gzugs khams;form realm;form realm;rūpaghātu +
dud 'gro;animal;animal;tiryagyoni +
kun nas slong ba;motivation;motivation;samutthāna +
dge ba;virtue;virtue;kushala +
sangs rgyas;buddha;buddha;buddha +
stong pa nyid;emptiness;emptiness;shūnyatā +
gcig du bral gyi gtan tshigs;Argument Of Neither One Nor Many;argument of neither one nor many;One of the four great Madhyamika arguments, which investigates the nature of phenomena. All phenomena both inside and outside the mind are devoid of real existence because it can be shown that neither a single, discrete, truly existent thing, nor a plurality of such things, exists. +
