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rnal 'byor pa;YOGIN;yogin;Male tantric practitioner. +
srid pa'i rtse mo;SUMMIT OF EXISTENCE;summit of existence;The highest of the four formless realms. Also known as dwelling on the idea "neither absence nor presence of perception. " +
'phags pa;NOBLE ONES;noble ones +
dpal dang ldan pa;SPLENDOROUS REALM;splendorous realm;The buddha-field of Ratnasambhava. +
chos nyid kyi rang sgra;NATURAL SOUND OF DHARMATA;natural sound of dharmata;One of the experiences during the bardo of dharmata. The innate vajra speech of the buddha nature. +
shin tu [rnal 'byor];ATI;ati;The third of the three inner tantras. Ati yoga is a synonym for Dzogchen (Skt. ''mahasandhi''). The emphasis of this tantra is the buddha-mandala contained within the nature of mind, and the chief practices are the completion stages without concepts, known as trekcho and thögal. +
'jig rten chos brgyad;EIGHT WORLDLY CONCERNS;eight worldly concerns;Attachment to gain, pleasure, praise, and fame and aversion to loss, pain, bad reputation, and blame. +
gnyis med rnam rgyal;NYIME NAMGYAL;nyime namgyal;A tantric scripture. +
chos zad blo,das;DHARMATA EXHAUSTION BEYOND CONCEPTS;dharmata exhaustion beyond concepts;The fourth of the four visions in Dzogchen. +
dga' rab rdo rje;GARAB DORJE;garab dorje;Prahevajra/Pramoda Vajra;The forefather of the Dzogchen lineage, who received the transmission from Vajrasattva. +
rnal 'byor ma;YOGINI;yogini;(1) Female practitioner. (2) Female manifestation appearing in the bardo of dharmata. +
bslab pa gsum;THREE TRAININGS;three trainings;The trainings of discipline, samadhi, and discriminating knowledge. +
sngags pa;MANTRIKA;mantrika;A practitioner of vajrayana. +
byang chub sems dpa' brgyad;EIGHT BODHISATTVAS;eight bodhisattvas +
ngo shes,ngo 'phrod;RECOGNITION;recognition;In this context. recognition of the nature of one's mind. ''See'' the introductory discourse by Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche. +
chad lta;NIHILISM;nihilism;Literally, "the view of discontinuance." The extreme view of nothingness: no rebirth or karmic effects, and the nonexistence of a mind after death. +
sbyor drug;SIX UNIONS;six unions;Jordruk.;jordruk. +
thabs lam;PATH OF MEANS;path of means;Here the term refers to the practices of the Six Doctrines. It should be practiced in combination with the path of liberation, which is Mahamudra itself. +
rdo rje gdan;VAJRASANA;vajrasana;The "diamond seat" under the Bodhi Tree in Bodh Gaya, where Buddha Shakyamuni attained enlightenment. +
mchog gi dngos grub;SUPREME SIDDHI;supreme siddhi;The state of complete enlightenment. +
