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forces that bind one to cyclic existence and obstruct the pursuit of virtue; four are usually enumerated—afflictive emotions, the mind-body aggregates, mortality and fascination with positive meditative experiences that impedes progress on the path to enlightenment  +
transcendent knowledge that constitutes realization of the ultimate nonexistence of both the self of the individual personality and the self-nature of phenomena  +
literally, "doorway or gateway to liberation"; factors that allow for the possibility of liberation from the cycle of unawakened existence (''see mon-pa med-pa, tong-pa-nyid'' and ''tsan-ma med-pa'')  +
ultimate reality; the final mode of being as "meaningful" (''don''), which is "sacred" (''dam'') in that it is the foremost of what is to be realized  +
one of the five basic emotional "poisons" that obscure the nature of mind  +
the true nature of phenomena or reality [ultimate nature (BM); the nature of phenomena and mind (FG); meaningfulness (KB); ultimate content of what is (PE); uncontrived essential nature (ws)]  +
implies "beyond all the angles and corners of concepts" [sphere, circle (cs); creative essence (DZP); essence (WPT)]  +
awareness (''shey'') that is atemporal and pristine (''ye''), having always been the true nondual nature of mind [primordial wisdom (BM, NJ, PC); wisdom (DZP, RW); existential awareness (FRC); pristine cognition (KB); ever fresh awareness (PE); timeless awareness (PT); primal wisdom (SL, WPT); wakefulness (VH)]  +
literally, "Powerful Lord with Eyes Gazing Down"; the bodhisattva embodying the compassion of all buddhas and bodhisattvas; also referred to as the "Supremely Compassionate One" (Skt. Mahākaruṇika; Tib. T'hugje Chhenpo [ཐུགས་རྗེ་ཆེན་པོ་])  +
a traditional metaphor for the illusion-like nature of phenomena  +
a formula, usually in Sanskrit, repeated aloud, the function of which is to protect the mind from erroneous views  +
a traditional metaphor for the illusion-like nature of phenomena  +
literally, "body of perfect enjoyment"; the pure form manifestation of enlightened being perceptible only to beings of advanced realization [enjoyment dimension of awakening (MW); body of perfect rapture (NS); primordial contact with total richness and all its satisfactions (PE); immeasurable qualities of flawless, inconceivable, desireless exaltation form (ws)]  +
literally, "stealer of breath"; a personification of the erroneous investment of one's body with true existence, since this misapprehension robs one of the breath of lasting happiness  +
planets and stars reflected in water; a traditional metaphor for the illusion-like nature of phenomena  +
the unceasing avenue for the six kinds of sensory objects, integrating this information into a coherent picture of the phenomenal world  +
literally, "Dense Array"; the pure realm associated with the buddha Vairocana and the central direction  +
relative reality; the level upon which all (''kun'') phenomena manifest in a "false" (''dzob'') manner, as though they truly existed [superficial reality (MW)]  +
authentic/true; one of the seven vajra attributes of space and the true nature of being  +
original purity [primordial purity (BM, DZP, MW, NGP, NS, SL, VH, WPT); pure from the beginning (DZ, DZP); diaphanous (FRC); absolutely pure (KB)]  +