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gtum mo'i me;caṇḍālī fire;caṇḍālī fire;The fire of the fierce or low-caste woman.” A fundamental practice of highest yoga tantra completion stage, in which aninner fire is ignited at the navel cakra, through penetrative focusing or the use of a consort, which “burns” off impurities and produces the bliss of the four joys  +
rjes su chags pa;rati;Joy;attraction to the consort.  +
drang srong;Sage,reciter of the vedas;sage,reciter of the vedas;ṛṣi;Sage, reciter of the vedas. Literally, “straight, upright,” often in the sense of their words having “the power of truth,” which wereused like mantras to bring about desired results.  +
rnam bcas stong pa nyid;aspected emptiness;aspected emptiness;Emptiness taught in Kālacakra is of two kinds. In a strictly Geluk interpretation, aspected emptinessrefers to empty forms in general and specifically to the mahāmudrā consort “endowed with every supreme aspect.” This is the main “wisdom” meditation of the six yogas, the kāla of Kālacakra, and the direct cause of the enlightened body of Kālacakra. Nonaspected emptiness is the ultimate truth emptiness taught in the perfection of wisdom sutras and is the object of the bliss consciousness, or clear-light mind, manifested in the completion stage. It is the main “method” meditation, the cakra of Kālacakra, and the direct cause of the dharmakāya or enlightened mind of Kālacakra. Alternatively Kīrti Tsenshap Rinpoché says that according to Khedrup Jé, aspected emptiness is specific ultimate-truth emptiness linked to specific phenomena, while nonaspected emptiness is the general phenomenon of emptiness. The Jonang tradition would say that the nonaspected emptiness as taught in the perfection of wisdom sutras, or the second turning of the wheel of dharma, has no essence, is a nihilistic emptiness, and therefore is ineffective in the development of enlightenment. Aspected emptiness, on the other hand, refers to the ultimate-truth buddha essence eternally present in al living beings or, in a tantric sense, to the ultimate-truth māhamudrā consort “endowed with every supreme aspect,” whose practice will lead to enlightenment in the form of Kālacakra.  +
myur rkang;quick stage;quick stage;When the planets, commencing from the mean sun, move through the progressive and and regressive early and later steps by way ofincrement and decrement.  +
brten pa’i lha’ / dkyil ’khor;dependent deities/mandala;dependent deities/mandala;The deities that inhabit the base mandalas of the celestial mansion.  +
rtag pa’i longs spyod;fixed motion;fixed motion;The averaged or mean orbit of a planet.  +
spros pa'i mtha';limiting conceptual elaboration;limiting conceptual elaboration  +
tsheg drag/ rnam bcad;visarga;Echo-like aspiration of preceding vowel in Sanskrit, romanized as ḥ  +
pra phab pa;prognostic image;prognostic image;In Kālacakra literature a simile for empty form wherein forms or images miraculously appear of their own volition in aclairvoyant’s mirror  +
nyon mongs sgribs pa;mental-affliction obscurations;mental-affliction obscurations;kleśāvaraṅa;The afflictions, chief of which is ignorance, that create karma and perpetuate thecircling of samsara  +
blos ma btags ma bcos pa;unimputed and unconceived by the mind;unimputed and unconceived by the mind;An essential characteristic of those empty forms that arise by their own volition.  +
nyi bar;mean sun;mean sun;The averaged-out position of the sun on the assumption that its northern and southern passages through the constellations are at aconstant speed, without taking into consideration its fast and slow stages  +
bsam gtan;meditative absorption;meditative absorption;dhyāna;Generally, a highly developed meditative concentration, whose power divorces the mind temporarily fromafflictions such as desire. It shares essential characteristics with meditative concentration and peaceful abiding. Specifically, in the Sutra Vehicle, it refers to the four meditative absorptions that act as causes for birth in the form or Brahmā realms. In Kālacakra, meditative absorption is the second of the six yogas  +