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log par rtog pa;misconception,wrong understanding;misconception,wrong understanding;mithyākalpanā +
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kha bad;roof parapet,eaves;roof parapet,eaves;viṭapa +
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rdzu ’phrul;miraculous ability;miraculous ability;ṛddhi +
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las tshogs;integrated ritual activities;integrated ritual activities;kriyākalpa +
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dgongs pa;enlightened intention;enlightened intention;abhiprāya/ sandhi +
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reg bya’i skye mched;sense field of tangibles;sense field of tangibles;spraṣṭavyāyatana +
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mi ’tshe ba;nonviolence;nonviolence;ahiṃsa +
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nus pa’i dbang bcu;five empowerments of ability;five empowerments of ability +
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’od zer chen mo;Marīcikā (realm);marīcikā (realm);marīcikā +
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dpyod pa;scrutiny;scrutiny;vicāra +
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bar khyams;courtyard;courtyard +
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dka’ thub mdzas pa;austerity;austerity;tapaḥ +
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dmigs pa med pa;nonreferential,unobjectifiable;nonreferential,unobjectifiable;nirālambana +
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rme ba brtsegs pa;Ucchuṣmakrodha;ucchuṣmakrodha;ucchuṣmakrodha +
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lce’i dbang po;tongue,sense organ of the tongue;tongue,sense organ of the tongue;jihvendriya +
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'gro ba rigs drug;འགྲོ་བ་རིགས་དྲུག་;six classes of beings;six classes of beings;Hell beings, hungry ghosts, animals, humans, titans, and gods. +
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gter ma;གཏེར་མ་;treasure;treasure;In the Nyingma tradition (and occasionally in others), a special teaching that was “buried” in an earlier era then discovered centuries later by a treasurer revcalcr (''gter ston''). Treasures may be found in the earth, through pure visions, or in the mind of the revealer. Their status as “word of the Buddha ’ has been controversial at times, with some Gelukpas, in particular, questioning their validity. +
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mya ngan las ’das pa;མྱ་ངན་ལས་འདས་པ་;nirvaṇa;nirvana;nirvana;The most common term for the ''summum bonum'' of Buddhism. Nirvana is a state of transcendent peace in which all ''delusions'' have been uprooted, ''karma'' is no longer created, and rebirth need no longer be taken. In ''Mahayana'', nirvana sometimes is regarded as a mere way-station en route to full ''buddhahood'', but it may also be considered synonymous with a ''buddha's'' complete ''enlightenment''. +
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sa skya gong ma lnga;ས་སྐྱ་གོང་མ་ལྔ་;five early Sakya manifestations;five early sakya manifestations;Sachen Künga Nyingpo, Sönam Tsemo, Drakpa Gyaltsen, Sakya Pandita, Phakpa. +
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gzhi gnas;གཞི་གནས་;tranquil abiding;tranquil abiding;śamatha;One of two crucial attainments in Buddhist meditation, the other being ''superior insight''. Tranquil abiding is a state of effortless ''concentration'' upon an object of meditation accompanied by mental and physical ease, and is the doorway to the ''mental absorptions''. In most Buddhist path-systems, a practitioner must join tranquil abiding with superior insight to become an ''ārya'' being and assure the attainment of ''liberation'' or ''buddhahood''. +
