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Refers to the duality of an object perceived and the mind that perceives it. +
The three collections of teachings: vinaya, sutra, and abhidharma. +
(1) Same as five families of jinas. (2)Five buddha families. +
India. +
The term refers here to the teachings of Maha Yoga, Anu Yoga, and Ati Yoga respectively. +
The lineage of oral teachings from master to disciple. +
A female dharma protector of Tibet. +
Cyclic existence. +
The pure land of Buddha Amitabha. +
Dhatvishvari. Mamaki, Locana, Pandaravasini, Samayatara. +
Thirty-three resulting from anger, forty from desire, and seven from delusion. (See list included in text.) +
"Knowledge-holder," holder [dhara] or bearer of knowledge [vidya]-mantra. +
A term used in the abhidharma teachings. One of the eight consciousnesses, it harbors the thought "I am" and is the basis for all negative emotions. Also one of the eight collections. +
Pronounced ''choe''. Literally, "cutting." A system of practices set down by Machik Labdrön for the purpose of cutting through the four Maras. One of the Eight Practice Lineages of Buddhism in Tibet. +
The channels in the vajra body through which the winds (prana) flow. +
The five riches from others are as follows: a buddha appears, teaches the dharma, the teachings remain, there are followers, and there are teachers with the kindness to teach. The five riches from oneself are: to be a human being, to be born in a central country, having the physical and mental faculties intact, not having a perverted livelihood, and having trust in the three jewels. +
One of the eight consciousnesses according to abhidharma. It is the function of discriminating and labeling things. +
Sarma, the New Schools, composed of Kagyü, Sakya, and Gelug. +
A Dzogchen master invited to Tibet by King Trisong Detsen. +
Desire, anger, delusion, arrogance, and envy. +
