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sku;kāya;An aggregate of spontaneously actualized facets of primordial consciousness and qualities of enlightenment, designated as a composite body.  +
ye shes;primordial consciousness;primordial consciousness;jñana;The manifest state of the ground, which is self-emergent, naturally luminous, and free of outer and inner obscuration;this is indivisible from the all-pervasive, lucid, clear expanse of the absolute space of phenomena, free of contamination.  +
dvangs ma lnga;quintessences,five;quintessences,five;The quintessences of the five facets of primordial consciousness.  +
'pho ba chung ngu'i 'ja 'lus;rainbow body,small transference;rainbow body,small transference;This occur within seven days after the clear light of death arises, when the material elements of the body become smaller and smaller, until finally the material body dissolves into elementary particles, such that only the residues of one's hair and nails remain.  +
dbyings;space;space;dhātu;On the relative level this refers » the space of awareness (Tib. chos kyi khams, Skt. dharmadhatu),whichin its primal manifestation is the substrate (Tib. kungzhi, Skt. ālaya). On the ultimate level it refers to the absolute space of phenomena (Tib. chos kyi dbyings, Skt. dharmadhātu), which is synonymous with emptiness.  +
ma mo;mātṛkā;A being who takes on all kinds of forms and is an embodiment of disturbing attachments.  +
ye shes gnyis;primordial consciousness,two facets of;primordial consciousness,two facets of;Primordial consciousness that knows reality as it is (ontology) and primordial consciousness that perceives the full range of phenomena (phenomenology).  +
nam mkha' rnam par dag pa'i shes rab;wisdom of pristine space;wisdom of pristine space;The recognition and ascertainment of all of saṃsāra and nirvāṇa as displays of space.  +
spyi gzhi;ground,universal;ground,universal;Emptiness, as the foundation for thewhole of saṃsāra and nirvāṇa  +
gtad so;attentional object of reference;attentional object of reference;The object of a grasping mind.  +
byang chub sems dpa'i theg pa;Bodhisattvayāna;The spiritual vehicle of the bodhisattvas, in which one seals samsāra and nirvāṇa with bodhicitta.  +
bde ba can;Sukhāvati;Lit. "Land of Bliss," this is the buddhafield of Amitābha in the western direction.  +
sku lnga;pañcakāya;The dharmakāya, saṃbhogakāya, nirmāṇakāya, svabhāvikakāya, and vajrakāya, which are naturally present in the ground sugatagarbha.  +
udumbara;This may refer to the flower of the blue lotus (Nila udumbara) or of the cluster fig tree (Ficus racemosa), whose flowers are hidden within the fig and hence symbolize rarity.  +
antarabhāva;bar do;bar do;Usually, the intermediate state that follows death and is prior to one's next rebirth. More generally, any of the six transitional phases of living, dreaming, meditation, dying, ultimate reality, and becoming.  +
bgegs;vighna;Lit "obstructor," a being among the eighty thousand types of demons that obstruct the path to liberation;they are actually mere projections of thoughts of ego-grasping, craving, and attachment. vigraba (Skt., Tib. gongpo). A demonic force, or being, that arises as a projection of hatred.  +
sgrib pa gnyis;obscurations,two;obscurations,two;āvaraṇa dvitidhaḥ;The afflictive and cognitive obscurations, which prevent one from seeing the nature of reality and from achieving the omniscience of a buddha, respectively.  +
shin tu mal 'byor;atiyoga;The "extraordinary yoga," which is equivalent to the Great Perfection, or Dzokchen, the pinnacle of the nine spiritual vehicles.  +
rang gsal gyi dran pa;mindfulness,self illuminating;mindfulness,self illuminating;Once coarse mindfulness has subsided, resting in a luminous vacuity, or the substrate consciousness.  +