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Kathok Dampa Deshek, Tsangtonpa, Jampa Bum, Sonam Bumpa, Uwo Yeshe Bumpa,
Jangchub Pelwa, Sonam Zangpo, Kunga Bum, Wangchuk Pelwa Lodro Bumpa, Lodro
Senge, Jangchub Lodro, Jangchub Senge, Jangchub Gyaltsen and Pubor Khedrub
Jnanaketu.
ka hi - syn {kun tu rgyug pa}
ku nu bla ma btsan 'dzin rgyal mtshan - Kunu Lama Tendzin Gyaltsen: 18851977
kung kar - 1) Turks, the Sultan of Turkey. 2) title of the Turkish sultan.
kung kung - whisper.
kung kum - saffron.
kung si - corporation, company
kun - 1) all, entire, every, everyone, everything, everywhere, ever-omni,
each, whole, round about, wholly, thoroughly. 2) abbr. of {kun tu}
kun kyang - In all cases.
kun kyang - everywhere, in all places, at all times. 2)can also just mean
'all' where {kyang} can be verse-padding.
kun dkar - virtuous
kun dkris - worldly fetters, misery (lit. all-binding) fetters, bonds, 'allensnaring.' entanglement
kun dkris brgyad - the eight fetters. 1) {rmugs pa}. 2) {gnyid}. 3) {rgod
pa}. 4) {'gyod pa}. 5) {phrag dog}. 6) {ser sna}. 7) {ngo tsha med pa}. 8)
{khrel med pa}.
kun dkris bcu - the ten fetters. {kun dkris brgyad} + {khro ba dang 'chab
pa}
kun dkris bzhi - The four ever-binding factors, the four fetters. 1) {nyes
dmigs mi blta ba}. not regarding the breach as wrong. 2) {spyod 'dod ma log
pa}. not wishing to avoid it in future. 3) {dga' mgu byed ba}. rejoicing in
it 4) {ngo tsha dang khrel med pa}. not being ashamed or embarrassed
kun bkram - syn {kun tu bkram}
kun skyabs - refuge of all beings
kun skyabs gling - palace of the Tashi Lama in Shigatse [lit. park of
protection to all']
kun skyed par byed - all-producing. See {kun skyed byed}
kun skyed byed - poet. mind, consciousness, imagination (lit. allproducing).
1)
the
all-maker,
the
heart,
mind,
consciousness.
2)
imagination, lit, all-producing
kun skyo ba - agitated, pervaded with agitation. syn {kun tu skyo ba}
kun skyong myos pa - the elephant of the gods
kun skyong myos pa'i sna - the mad elephant of the gods
kun skyob gling - n. of a monastery in Tibet.
kun skyobs - fire (lit. all-devouring).
kun brkos - tank, well.
kun bskor - 1) covered, concealed. 2) encompassed, surrounded.
kun bskyed - multitude, great assembly.
kun khebs - all-covering
kun khyab - all pervading; 1) all-pervading, all-pervasive, all-permeating,
widespread, omnipresent factor, universal, embracing all, all-encompassing.
syn {kun tu khyab pa}. 2) the sky. 3) epithet of the lord of Death. 4) the
ultimate reality or the wisdom of a Buddha. / poet, sky, firmament (lit.
all-embracing). epith. of the Lord of death. universally, generally.
kun khyab tu - universally, generally
kun khyab bde ba chen po - all-pervasive great bliss
kun khyab pa - all-pervading
kun khyab dpal mo - 1) sky. 2) n. of a goddess.
kun khyab byed ser po - a yellow pigment (prepared from the bile of a cow).
kun khyab mun pa - great or universal darkness.
kun khyab tshad ma gsum - three kinds of [consistent) valid cognition
kun khyab bzhin ston - epith. of Garuda, king of the birds.
kun khyab lus med - sky.
kun khyi khur can - leader.
kun gyis bkur ba - 1) honored by all. 2) epith. of the first king of the
present age of the World. 3) learned. 4) honored by all (one of the eighteen
Hinayana sects). respected / venerated by all.
kun gyis bkur ba' sde - syn {mang pos bkur ba'i sde}
kun gyis bkur ba'i gnas - someone respected by everyone. very venerable
kun gyis phyag byas - honored by all.
kun gyis yid mi 'ong ba - lack of sympathy from everyone
kun grags ma - syn {tshe ring ma}
kun grub - syn {don thams cad grub pa}. Siddhartha
kun grub zla ba - 1) {srang gi khyim}. the house of Libra. 2) {zla ba dag
pa}. 3) syn {ston zla tha chung}. 1) month of October. 2) Libra (sign of the
Zodiac).
kun grol grags pa - {rig 'dzin} b. 1700; Bonpo terton
kun gling - n. of a monastery situated in the western suburbs of Lhasa.
kun gling rtag tshag bstan pa'i mgon po - Regent Taksa Rinpoche, ruled 17911810
kun dga' - 1) Ananda, rejoicing, joy, liked by all. [the 48'th year. Male
Wood Tiger]. 2) abbr. of {kun dga' rva ba}. 3) Kunga. common name
kun dga' grol mchog - {jo nang pa} b. 1507
kun dga' rgyal mtshan - Kunga Gyaltsen, the name of Sakya Pandita
kun dga' can - joyous.
kun dga' snying po - Anandagarbha. Kunga Nyingpo. [1092-1158) one of the
five Sakya Gongma and son of Khon Konchok Gyalpo
kun dga' don grub - Kunga Dondrub, founder of Gyu To (rgyud stod), the
Tantric College of Upper Tibet.
kun dga' don grub - Kunga Dondrub. [popular name for money or gold]. lit.
bestowing all happiness and wishes
kun dga' ldan - joyous.
kun dga' nor bu - bag for weighing cereals.
kun dga' dpal 'byor - 'brug chen ii, 1428-1476
kun dga' ba - kind, friendly.
kun dga' ba 'dzin pa - n. of a gem.
kun dga' bo - Ananda. One of the ten close disciples of the Buddha; the
Buddha's personal attendant, who recited the sutras at the First Council and
served as the second patriarch in the oral transmission of the Dharma.
kun dga' bo - 1) Ananda, one of the ten close shravakas disciples of
Shakyamuni. 2) one of the seven successors see. {ston pa'i gtad rabs bdun}
kun dga' 'bum pa - Kunga Bumpa, female master, one of the 100 main tertons
kun dga' mo - Kungamo. The wisdom dakini who conferred empowerment upon Guru
Rinpoche. She is also known as the dakini Leykyi Wangmo, Nyida Ngodrub or as
Guhyajnana, the chief of wisdom dakinis.
kun dga' mdzad - satisfaction.
kun dga' gzhon nu - one of the names given to Coriander.
kun dga' ra ba - 1) shrine or temple. 2) throne of the Dharma. 3) debating
ground for monks. 4) garden, grove, pleasure grove. 5) shelves containing
the sacred scriptures. 6) library of a monastery containing Tripitaka. 7)
religious school. pleasure garden, garden or a library
kun dga' ra ba pa - student, disciple, pupil, scholar, gardener. 1)
caretaker of a garden for monks. 2)
kun dga' rwa ba - syn {kun dga' ra ba}; grove; A garden or a fenced
courtyard in a monastery.
kun dga' lhun grub - bde chen chos 'khor yongs 'dzin ii, 1617-1676
kun dga'i gos - the finest satin or silk cloth.
kun dga'i ra ba - syn {kun dga' ra ba}
kun 'gengs pa - epith. of Vishnu.
kun 'gebs - sky (lit. all-covering). syn {kun khebs} the All-coverer, the
sky
kun 'gog - 1) cessation. syn {'gog pa}. 2) that which hinders [physical and
moral grown]
kun 'gongs - all-sustaining.
kun 'gyed - epith. of Brahma.
kun 'gro - poet. sky. epith. of the Maheshvara. 1) the sky. 2) omnipresent,
universal,
ever-present,
all-accompanying.
3)
always
accompanying
/
following all cognitive acts. 4) See {nyon mongs kun 'gro}. 5) serpent. 6)
omnipresent factor. 8) epithet of Maheshvara
kun 'gro lnga - the five ever-present [mental states]. 1) {sems pa}.
kun 'gro'i rgyu - omnipresent cause; syn {kun tu 'gro ba'i rgyu}. one of
{rgyu drug}. ever functioning cause, a delusion that acts as a cause of a
later instance of the same delusion
kun 'gro'i dri can - good path.
kun 'gro'i lam - the path which leads everywhere
kun 'gro'i srol - syn {kun 'gro'i bshul}
kun rgyal - syn {kun tu rgyal ba}
kun rgyu - 1) bird. 2) fish. 3) wandering monk.
kun sgrogs - cry, sound.
kun dngos - sangs rgyas kun dngos
kun bcings - epith. of the god Kama (lit. that which entangles all).
kun bcom - epith. of the lord of death.
kun chub - buddha. all-understanding, wisdom.
kun chub pa - buddha. he that comprehended everything. 1) perfect, adept. 2)
prajna that comprehends / realizes everything. All-accomplished one; buddha.
he that comprehended everything. 1) perfect, adept. 2) prajna that
comprehends / realizes everything. All-accomplished one
kun chos btsang ba - Buddhist sect with a few monasteries on the Yunnan
border.
kun mchog ldan - 1) syn {dus kyi 'khor lo}; abbr. of {rnam pa kun gyi mchog
dang ldan pa}; syn {stong pa nyid}
kun 'chings - basic bondage
kun 'jigs - fright, terror.
kun 'jug pa - misery, suffering.
kun 'jug pho na - sugar.
kun 'jo - seated, sitting.
kun 'joms - that by which everything can be subdued: a)epith. of Indra,
monster-fish (with body like a Hill and furnished with eighteen heads); b)
yoga. a Hill and furnished with eighteen heads); b) yoga.
kun rjes 'byung - Ricinus communis.
kun brjod - 1)order, command, advice. 2) addressing.
kun brjod pa'i cho 'phrul - marvelous ability of mind-reading.
kun nyon - affliction; samklesha, disturbance. syn {kun nas nyon mongs pa};
afflictive emotionality; emotionally afflicted/ tainted
kun nyon 'khor ba'i phyogs - affliction, the samsaric aspect.
kun nyon gyi dbang po lnga - five afflicted faculties, five controlling
factors of afflictive emotionality
kun nyon dang rnam byang - affliction and perfection / total purification
kun nyon rnam byang - affliction and perfection
kun nyon rnam byang gnyis - both affliction and perfection
kun nyon rnam byang gnyis ka'i ngo bor ma grub pa'i gzhan dbang - shes rig
dag pas bag chags kyis kha ma bsgyur bas so
kun nyon phyogs - the affliction aspect; samsara. Comp. with {rnam byang
phyogs}
kun nyon mongs pa - all-encompassing fettering passions
kun nyon gsum - the three afflictions. 1) klesha. 2) karma. 3) productions /
sufferings.
kun mnyam - universal equalness
kun mnyam - similar, alike, similarity; small insect.
kun snying - syn {kun dga' snying po}
kun snyoms - equal
kun ting - samadhi of illumination; abbr. of {kun tu snang ba'i ting nge
'dzin}. one of {ting nge 'dzin gsum}
kun tu - 1) all the time, at all times, always, ever. 2) in / at / to all
places, everywhere. 3) emphasizes the verb it precedes, very, completely.
kun tu rjes song - all-pervasive, pervades all. syn {kun tu 'gro ba}
kun tu brjod pa - expression.
kun tu brjod pa'i cho 'phrul - the miraculous action of expression
kun tu brjod pa'i rdzu 'phrul gyi cho 'phrul - the miraculous display of
expression
kun tu btags pa - imagined, imputed, conceived, labeled
kun tu btags pa'i ma rig pa - conceptual ignorance
kun tu btags pa'i mtshan nyid - the mark / attribute of imputation. See
{mtshan nyid gsum}; syn {kun btags pa'i mtshan nyid}
kun tu rtog pa - to conceptualize; think. See {kun rtog}
kun tu rtog pa - 1) conception. 2) discursive thoughts. e g. {kun tu rtog pa
'ching gcod}. who cut the fetters of discursive thoughts; thinking,
assumption, imagination, imputation, fancy, hypothesis. image, false
imagination
kun tu rtogs pa - to fully realize
kun tu lta ba - to view thoroughly
kun tu ston pa - to show, indicate, exhibit.
kun tu brtags pa - imputed, imaginary. discriminative, conceptualized,
conceptual
kun tu brtags pa'i ma rig pa - conceptual ignorance, discriminating
ignorance, imputing unawareness; "nonrecognition of intrinsic awareness
resulting in conceptual imputation"; the ignorance of the imaginary
kun
tu
brtags
pa'i
mtshan
nyid
the
imagined
nature.
imputed
characteristic. one of the {mtshan nyid gsum}
kun tu bstan pa - to reveal in detail, show clearly, demonstrate
kun tu bsten pa - faithful, respectful.
kun tu tha snyad 'dogs pa - labeling, imputing
kun tu thogs med - completely unhindered
kun tu 'thag pa - grinding down, crushing.
kun tu 'thor ba - strewn over, scattered.
kun tu dor ba - perfect abandonment.
kun tu drang bar byed pa - to fully guide
kun tu dris pa - totally acquainted
kun tu gdung ba - tormenting
kun tu gdungs - overcome with grief.
kun tu bde ba - general happiness, prosperity.
kun tu 'dar ba - terrifying, horrendous
kun tu 'dogs byed kyi rnam rtog - the labeling thoughts
kun tu 'dod chags - desirous
kun tu 'dri ba - questioning
kun tu 'dres pa - n. of a river in the fabulous continent of Godaniya.
kun tu ldan pa - possessing all.
kun tu brdal ba - all-pervasive
kun tu gnas pa - stability, that which remains at all times. basic situation
kun tu gnod par 'gyur ba - to do mischief everywhere.
kun tu mnar sems - animosity, hostility
kun tu snang - see {kun tu snang ba'i ting nge 'dzin}
kun tu snang ba - syn {kun snang}. all-illuminating, sun, epithet of Buddha;
"all-illumined".
kun tu snang ba'i ting nge 'dzin - samadhi of illumination; the allilluminating samadhi. One of {ting nge 'dzin gsum} the three samadhis
kun tu snang ba'i ting 'dzin - the all-illuminating samadhi
kun tu snang bar byed pa - to illuminate, spread light everywhere
kun tu dpyad pa - righteous conduct; discernment
kun tu spyad pa - constant practice.
kun tu spyod pa - righteous conduct. 1) syn {kun spyod}. 2) applied,
practiced
kun tu spyod pa'i stobs - power of applying
kun tu spyod lam - syn {spyod lam}
kun tu spras pa - adorned
kun nas nyon mongs pa dang rnam par byang ba dang ldang ba thams cad mkhyen
pa'i stobs - the power of knowing all afflictions, perfections and acts of
emergence. See {stobs bcu}
kun nas nyon mongs pa dang rnam par byang ba yang dag par ston pa correctly showing what is affliction and what is perfection
kun nas nyon mongs pa dang rnam par byang ba'i mtshan nyid - the defining
characteristics of affliction and perfection
kun nas nyon mongs pa med pa - unafflicted, undefiled, undisturbed
kun nas nyon mongs pa med par yongs su longs spyod pa - undefiled enjoyment
kun nas nyon mongs pa'i 'khor ba'i rgyu 'bras - the cause and effect of
samsaric affliction
kun nas nyon mongs pa'i cha dang mthun pa'i mtshan nyid - attributes that
conforms with the aspect of affliction
kun nas nyon mongs pa'i chos - defiled phenomena
kun nas nyon mongs pa'i chos thams cad - all afflicted phenomena
kun nas nyon mongs pa'i rten 'brel - the dependency of affliction (samsara)
kun nas nyon mongs pa'i rten 'brel drug - the sixfold dependent origination
of affliction
kun nas nyon mongs pa'i bden pa - syn {kun 'byung gi bden pa}
kun nas nyon mongs pa'i phyogs kyi rten 'brel - syn {kun nas nyon mongs pa'i
rten 'brel}
kun nas nyon mongs pa'i mtshan nyid - attributes of affliction
kun nas nyon mongs phyogs - the aspect of affliction
kun nas nyon mongs phyogs kyi 'grel rkang lnga cu nga gsum - the fifty three
divisions of ever-afflicted phenomena. 1-5 {phung bo lnga}. five aggregates.
see. {phung po lnga}. 6-11 {dbang bo drug}. six sense faculties / powers
[see. {dbang po drug}.) 12-17 {rnam shes drug}. six consciousnesses [see.
{rnam shes tshogs brgyad}. 1-6) 18-23 {yul drug}. syn {skye mched drug}. six
sources of perception [see. {yul drug}. syn {bskyed mched drug}.) 24-29 {reg
pa drug}. six contacts [see. {reg ba drug}.) 30-35 {tshor ba drug}. six
feelings [see. {tshor ba drug}.) 36-41 {'byung ba drug}. six elements [see.
{byung ba drub}.) 42-53 {rten 'brel bcu gnyis}. the twelve links of
interdependent origination [see. {rten 'brel yan lag bcu gnyis}]. See.
{phung po lnga}. 6-11 {dbang bo drug}. six sense faculties / powers [see.
{dbang po drug}.) 12-17 {rnam shes drug}. six consciousnesses [see. {rnam
shes tshogs brgyad}. 1-6) 18-23 {yul drug}. syn {skye mched drug}. six
sources of perception [see. {yul drug}. syn {bskyed mched drug}.) 24-29 {reg
pa drug}. six contacts [see. {reg ba drug}.) 30-35 {tshor ba drug}. six
feelings [see. {tshor ba drug}.) 36-41 {'byung ba drug}. six elements [see.
{byung ba drub}.) 42-53 {rten 'brel bcu gnyis}. the twelve links of
interdependent origination [see. {rten 'brel yan lag bcu gnyis}.].
kun nas nyon mongs phyogs kyi dbang po bcu bzhi - the fourteen faculties of
the ever-afflicted phenomena. the fourteen powers of the ever-afflicted
phenomena. 1) {mig gi dbang bo}. eye faculty. 2) {sna'i dbang bo}. nose
faculty 3) {rna ba'i dbang bo}. ear faculty 4) {nye'i dbang bo}. tongue
faculty 5) {lus kyi dbang bo}. faculty of body 6) {yid kyi dbang bo}.
faculty of mind 7) {pho'i dbang bo}. faculty of maleness 8) {mo'i dbang bo}.
faculty of femaleness 9) {srog gi dbang bo}. faculty of life-force 10) {bde
ba'i dbang bo}. faculty of joy 11) {sdug bsngal gyi dbang bo}. faculty of
suffering 12) {yid bde'i dbang bo}. faculty of mental pleasure 13) {yid mi
bde ba'i dbang bo}. faculty of mental displeasure 14) {btang snyoms kyi
dbang bo}. faculty of neutrality.
kun nas nyon rmong pa'i rtog pa - defiled thinking
kun nas snyems pa - very haughty, arrogant.
kun nas gti mug pa - thoroughly deluded
kun nas btus pa - syn {kun btus}; collection of excerpts from many texts.
kun nas rtog pa - to conceptualize
kun nas lta na sdug pa'i dpe byad - the minor mark of being thoroughly
lovely to behold. One of {dpe byad bzang po brgyad cu}
kun nas thos pa - learned
kun nas dor ba - abandoned
Jamgon Kongtrul: {sems can las kyi bag chags bsags pa de dang de dag lha la
sogs pa'i sems can gyi rigs drug po de dang der nang phan tshun cha byad
dang rigs 'dra bar 'byung ba'i byed rgyu yin pa'i phyir kun 'byung ba'i
mtshan nyid can}
kun 'byung gi bden pa - truth of origin; truth of all-pervasive origin (of
suffering); Def: by Jamgon Kongtrul: {ngo bo ni/ 'byung 'gyur nyer len gyi
phung po'i rgyur gyur pa'i las nyon rnams so}.
kun 'byung gi spyi mtshan - rgyu dang/ kun 'byung/ rab skye/ rkyen bzhi
kun 'byung chos bzod - acceptance of cognizing the attributes of the origin;
patient acceptance producing knowledge of the phenomenon of the allpervasive origin of suffering (specifically in the desire realm); abbr. of
{kun 'byung la chos shes pa'i bzod pa}. One of {mthong lam gyi ye shes skad
cig bcu drug}
kun 'byung chos bzod chos shes - abbr. of {kun 'byung la chos shes pa'i bzod
pa}. + {kun 'byung la chos shes pa}. the dharma-acceptance and dharmacognition concerning the origin; acceptance of cognizing the attributes of
the origin, the cognition of these attributes
kun 'byung chos bzod chos shes rjes bzod rjes shes - cognition, ensuing
cognition, acceptance and ensuing acceptance; acceptance of cognizing the
attributes of the origin, the cognition of these attributes, the acceptance
of ensuing cognition, and this ensuing cognition.
kun 'byung chos shes - cognition of the attributes of the origin; abbr. of
{kun 'byung la chos shes pa}. One of {mthong lam gyi ye shes skad cig bcu
drug}
kun 'byung rjes bzod - ensuing acceptance of the origin; abbr. of {kun
'byung la rjes su rtogs pa'i shes pa'i bzod pa}. one of {mthong lam gyi ye
shes skad cig bcu drug}; {ye shes skad cig bcu drug}
kun 'byung rjes bzod rjes shes - abbr. of {kun 'byung la rjes su rtogs pa'i
shes pa'i bzod pa} + {kun 'bung la rjes su rtogs pa'i shes pa}. the ensuing
acceptance and ensuing cognition concerning the origin
kun 'byung rjes shes - ensuing cognition of the origin; abbr. of {kun 'bung
la rjes su rtogs pa'i shes pa}. one of {mthong lam gyi ye shes skad cig bcu
drug, skad cig bcu drug}
kun 'byung gnyis - the two types of origin. 1) {'phen byed las}. 2) {nyon
mongs}
kun 'byung bden - truth of origin
kun 'byung bden pa - the truth of the origin [of suffering]. truth of the
source of misery / suffering 2nd of the {'phags pa'i bden pa bzhi}. four
noble truths; (Truth of the) origin of suffering.
kun 'byung bden pa mthong bas spang bar bya ba - the discards through
insight into the truth of origin
kun 'byung bden pa'i khyad chos bzhi - the four features of the Truth of the
Origin of Suffering. 1) {rgyu}. cause. 2) {kun 'byung}
kun 'byung bden pa'i ngo bo - the identity of the true origins. karma and
kleshas
kun 'byung bden pa'i rnam pa brgyad - the eight features of the Truth of
Origin. 1) {'dod chags dang bral ba'i rnam pa}. turning away from desireattachment. 2) {mi gnas pa'i rnam pa}. non-abidance 3) {zhi ba'i rnam pa}.
peaceful 4) {'dod chags med pa'i rnam pa}. lack of desire-attachment 5) {zhe
sdang med pa'i rnam pa}. lack of hatred-anger 6) {gti mug med pa'i rnam ba}.
lack of closed-mindedness 7) {nyon mongs med pa'i rnam ba}. lack of delusion
8) {sems can med pa'i rnam ba}. lack of sentient beings
kun 'byung bden pa'i rnam pa bzhi - the four aspects of the truth of origin.
1) {rgyu}. 2) {kun 'byung}. 3) {rab skye}. 4) {rkyen}
kun 'byung 'dren pa - These either refer to the three causal vehicles of the
pious attendants. self-centered buddhas. and bodhisattvas. or to the vehicle
of directing the cause of suffering
kun 'byung 'dren pa'i theg pa - vehicle of directing the cause of suffering.
The vehicles of shravakas. pratyekabuddhas and bodhisattvas; approach that
leads away from the origin of suffering
kun rdzob kyi kun rdzob - the relative of the relative. One of {kun rdzob
gsum}
kun rdzob kyi ngo bo - the identity of the relative
kun rdzob kyi dngos po - superficial things
kun rdzob kyi cha - the relative aspect
kun rdzob kyi chos - conventional things
kun rdzob kyi rten 'brel - superficial dependency
kun rdzob kyi bden pa - Relative truth; superficial truth, conventional
truth; relative level of truth The seeming, superficial and deceptive aspect
of reality. [defined differently by the different philosophical schools].
kun rdzob kyi rnam bzhag - definition of the relative
kun rdzob kyi snang ba - superficial appearances
kun rdzob kyi snang ba rags pa - coarse superficial experience
kun rdzob kyi spros pa gcod pa - cutting through superficial constructs
kun rdzob kyi mtshan nyid - 1) superficial attribute. 2)
kun rdzob kyi rang bzhin - conventional nature
kun rdzob kyi rang bzhin - conventional nature
kun rdzob kyi shes bya - conventional knowledge
kun rdzob kyis bsdus pa'i chos thams cad - all relative things / all things
included within conventional [phenomena]
kun rdzob 'khrul snang tsam - mere superficial, deluded experience
kun rdzob 'khrul pa'i dran 'dzin - fixated mindfulness of conventional
delusion
kun rdzob rgyu'i thig le - relative substance bindus
kun rdzob nges byed - that which creates certainty about the relative
kun rdzob chos can - superficial, conditioned phenomenon
kun rdzob nyid - superficiality
kun rdzob gnyis - log pa'i kun rdzob dang yang dag pa'i kun rdzob; two
aspects of the relative. {yang dag pa'i kun rdzob, log pa'i kun rdzob}; two
aspects of relative appearance; Two Aspects of Relative Appearance The
correct relative {yang dag pa'i kun rdzob}. the wrong relative {log pa'i kun
rdzob}.
kun rdzob tu - in a conventional sense, relatively, conventionally,
superficially
kun rdzob tu yod pa - conventional existence
kun rdzob tu yod pa tsam - existing in a mere superficial way
kun rdzob tu'ang mi 'dod pa - not asserted even on a relative level
kun rdzob rten 'brel - mundane coincidence. relative dependency
kun rdzob rten 'brel gyi snang ba - the experience of superficial
interdependence
kun rdzob rten 'brel tsam du - as mere superficial dependency
kun rdzob rtogs pa'i shes rab - the knowledge of understanding the
conventional, knowledge of the five sciences. One of {shes rab gsum}; Wisdom
understanding conventional phenomena
kun rdzob tha snyad - superficial semantics, relatively speaking
kun rdzob dag pa'i lha rigs gsum - three relative families of pure deities
[in Kriya Tantra). {de bzhin gshegs pa'i rigs, pad ma'i rigs, rdo rje'i
rigs}
kun rdzob dang don dam - relative and absolute. conventional and ultimate.
superficial and truly real
kun rdzob dang don dam pa - conventional and ultimate, superficial and real
kun rdzob dang don dam pa'i bden pa bstan pa - the Sutra Teaching the
Conventional and Ultimate Truths
kun rdzob du yod pa - existing superficially
kun rdzob don dam - conventional and ultimate, superficial and real
kun rdzob don dam chos rnams - all the relative and ultimate dharmas
kun rdzob bden pa - relative/ conventional/ superficial truth; conventional
truth apparent reality, deceptive truth; relative truth. one of the {bden pa
gnyis}. two truths, superficial truth, truth for a concealer; Relative
Truth, [samvrittika satya]
kun rdzob bden pa gnyis - two ways of superficial truth
kun rdzob snang tshul gyi dbang du byas pa - in terms of relative mode of
appearance
kun rdzob pa - relative, superficial, conventional
kun rdzob pa'i skyabs - the conventional refuge. the conventional object of
worship
kun rdzob pa'i ngo bo - a conventional identity
kun rdzob pa'i ngo bo mngon sum gyur pa - in a direct perception of a
conventional identity
kun rdzob pa'i cha - superficial aspect
kun rdzob pa'i zad mo - profundity of the conventional
kun rdzob pa'i sems bskyed - arousing relative bodhi-mind, conventional
mind-generation
kun rdzob bag chags su smra ba'i dbu ma pa - division of the Middle Way made
by {slob dpon} Shantipa
kun rdzob byang chub kyi sems - relative bodhichitta, conventional/ relative
bodhi-mind. conventional mind of enlightenment; relative (attitude of)
bodhichitta. The four immeasurables and the five first of the six paramitas.
kun rdzob byang chub kyi sems gnyis - the two kinds of conventional
bodhichitta: {smon pa sems bskyed} + {'jug pa sems bskyed}
kun rdzob byang chub kyi sems bzhi - the four kinds of conventional
bodhichitta: {mos pas spyod pa'i sems bskyed, lhag bsam dag pa'i sems
bskyed, rnam par smin pa'i sems bskyed, sgrib pa spangs pa'i sems bskyed}
kun rdzob byang chub sems - conventional bodhichitta
kun rdzob byang sems - conventional bodhichitta
kun rdzob tsam du - only superficially
kun rdzob tshad grub - superficially verifiable
kun rdzob gzhan sel gyi sgo nas - in terms of relative exclusion /
elimination
kun rdzob gzung 'dzin - superficial perceiver and perceived
kun rdzob yin pa - to be of a superficial nature
kun rdzob yul can gyi rjes su yi rang sgom lam - Path of meditation of
admiration, observing the conventional entity
kun rdzob yod pa - to exist superficially, have superficial existence
kun rdzob rang byin brlab pa - Relative self-consecration; the upper gate of
one's own body.
kun rdzob rang byin brlab pa - relative self-consecration
kun rdzob shes pa - cognition conforming to worldly convention. One of {shes
pa bcu}
kun rdzob shes pa'i mngon par shes pa - the superknowledge of understanding
the conventional. Cognition of 'jig pa, zag pa, sdug bsngal. One of {mngon
shes bzhi}
kun rdzob shes pa'i rnam par smra ba'i dbu ma pa - division of the Middle
Way made by slob dpon Shantipa
kun rdzob sems bskyed - conventional mind-generation, relative/ conventional
mind-arousing, relative bodhichitta, generation. Consists of {smon pa'i sems
bskyed} and {'jug pa'i sems bskyed}
kun rdzob gsum - the three types of conventional truth: kun rdzob kyi kun
rdzob, yang dag pa ma yin pa'i kun rdzob, yang dag pa'i kun rdzob.
kun gzhi - alaya 1) all-ground, basis of all, ground-of-all; gathering
place, storehouse, ground of all (ordinary/ samsaric) experience; basis of
everything, basic nature. 2) abbr. of {kun gzhi'i rnam par shes pa}, {kun
gzhi rnam par shes pa}
kun gzhi - alaya
kun gzhi bden par grub pa - a truly existent all-ground
kun gzhi 'dus ma byas - Uncompounded all-ground. Synonym for dharmakaya.
kun gzhi gnas kyi 'khor lo - 1) the abode wheel of the all-ground. 2) The
place in the heart where all the nadis join together
kun gzhi rnam par shes pa - all-ground consciousness. Usually {kun gzhi'i
rnam par shes pa} store house consciousness
kun gzhi rnam smin gyi cha - the (karmic) ripening aspect of the all-ground
kun gzhi rnam shes - abbr. of {kun gzhi'i rnam par shes pa}. mind-basis-ofall; the store consciousness, alayavijnana
kun gzhi ma rig pa'i cha - ignorant all-ground / ignorant aspect of the allground. Synonymous with coemergent ignorance.
kun gzhi mtshan nyid pa - the actual all-ground
kun gzhi ye shes - primordial, panoramic awareness
kun gzhi la bag chags bzhag cing - placing habitual tendencies in the allground
kun gzhi lung ma bstan - the indefinite all-ground; undecided all-ground;
indefinite / undecided all-ground
kun gzhi lung ma bstan gyi ma rig pa'i cha - ignorance of the undetermined
all-ground
kun gzhi'i chos lugs - the alaya system
kun gzhi'i rnam par shes pa - all-ground consciousness. Def. {thun mong
spyi'i mtshan nyid ni / ma bsgribs la lung du ma bstan pa'i gtso bo'i rnam
shes gang zhig bag chags kyi bgo bzhir gyur pa rnam smin dang sa bon thams
cad ji ltar rigs par bsten zhing don gyi ngo bo rig pa'o}; alaya-vijnana
kun gzhi'i rnam shes - alaya-vijnana; all-ground consciousness, as one of
the eight collections of cognitions; consciousness as ground of all
(ordinary/ samsaric) experience; abbr. of {kun gzhi'i rnam par shes pa}.
Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {thun mong du grags pa 'khor 'das thams cad kyi
gzhi byed pas na kun gzhi'i rnam shes}
kun gzhi'i rdzas rgyun - substantial continuation of the basis of all
kun gzhi'i ye shes - all-ground wisdom
kun gzhi'i shes pa - syn {kun gzhi'i rnam shes}
kun za - poet, fire, the god of fire.
kun za me tog - Terminalia tomentosa.
kun gzigs - omniscient. 'all-seeing'. [title for some monastic hierarchs]
syn {kun mkhyen}. 1) syn the Buddha. 2) honorific title; "the All-seeing
one" (epith. of Buddha).
kun gzigs mkhyen brtse - Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo
kun gzigs mkhyen brtse rin po che - syn Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo
kun gzigs chos kyi snang ba - 'brug chen viii, 1768-1822; the eighth rgyal
dbang 'brug chen of the northern 'brug pa
kun gzigs mdo sngags gling pa - Kunzik Do-Ngak Lingpa. syn {'jam dbyangs
mkhyen brtse'i dbang po}
kun gzigs pan chen rin po che - The Panchen Lama [also known as the Tashi
Lama]
kun bzang - abbr. of {kun tu bzang po}. 1) all-positive, all-good, everexcellent,
ever-perfect,
always
kind.
2)
the
primordial
buddha
Samantabhadra. epith. of Buddha. 3) the bodhisattva Samantabhadra. 4) the
{nam mkha'i mdzod kyi sngags}. 5) Gamelina arborea
kun bzang klong drug pa - Six Spheres of Samantabhadra
kun bzang klong drug pa'i rgyud - Tantra of the Six Spheres of Samantabhadra
kun bzang mkha' khyab rdo rje - Kunzang Khakyab Dorje. The 15th Karmapa
1871-1922.
kun bzang dgongs pa - the Primordial State of Samantabhadra
kun bzang chos kyi nyi ma - {rdo ring pa kun spangs chen po} 1449-1524 sa
skya pa lama
kun bzang mchod sprin - an offering cloud of Samantabhadra
kun bzang mchod sprin - Samantabhadra offering cloud. An immense cloud of
offering as emanated by the bodhisattva Samantabhadra.
kun bzang snying thig - Kunzang Nyingtig, of Tennyi Lingpa, Heart Essence of
Samantabhadra
kun bzang snying thig - of Tennyi Lingpa
kun bzang thugs kyi bstan pa - the Heart Teachings of Samantabhadra. syn
{rdzogs pa chen po}
kun bzang thugs kyi me long gi rgyud - Tantra of Samantabhadra's Mind Mirror
kun bzang thugs thig - Kunzang Tuktig. The 'Heart Essence of Samantabhadra.'
A collection of terma teachings revealed by Chokgyur Lingpa focused on the
peaceful and wrathful deities.
kun bzang don phrin - the Ultimate Sadhana of Samantabhadra; abbr. of {kun
tu bzang po'i don gyi phrin las}
kun bzang bde chen rgyal po - Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo terton, as disciple of
Rigdzin Tukchok Dorje; terton and emanation of {a tsar ya ye shes dbyangs}.
also called {smon lam rdo rje}
kun bzang rdo rje 'chang chen - the great Samantabhadra Vajradhara
kun bzang rnam 'phrul - magical display of Samantabhadra (the bodhisattva);
syn offering-cloud
kun bzang rnam gsum - the triad (the supreme deity of the bon religion with
three manifestations).
kun bzang pad ma'i ye shes thob par 'gyur - will attain the wisdom of the
Ever Excellent Padma
kun bzang po - see {kun tu bzang po}
kun bzang phrin las 'gro 'dul rtsal - Kunzang Trinley Drodul Tsal, another
name for Trulshik Rinpoche Ngawang Chokyi Lodro.
kun bzang phrin las rdo rje - Kunzang Trinley Dorje, another name of Rigdzin
Tukchok Dorje.
kun bzang bla ma'i zhal lung - Words of My Perfect Teacher, by Paltrul
Rinpoche
kun bzang bla ma'i zhal lung - 1) Kunsang Lamey Shellung. 2) the Oral
Teachings of the Ever-Excellent Master. 3) A widespread commentary on the
preliminaries by Paltrul Rinpoche
kun bzang mo - one of {bdud mo bzhi}
kun bzang smon lam - {smon lam stobs po che}
kun bzang yab yum - Samantabhadra and consort; Samantabhadra with consort /
in union
kun bzang rang zhal - 1) The ever-good identity. 2) emptiness
kun bzang rig 'dzin - Ever Excellent Vidyadhara. Same as Guru Rinpoche.
kun bzang shes rab - {rig 'dzin} founder of {dpal yul rnam rgyal byang chub
gling}
kun bzang sems nyid cer mthong dgongs pa'i gnad - the key points in the
intent of the Direct Vision of the Ever-Excellent Mind Essence
kun bzod - 1) endurance. 2) earth.
kun ra - syn {kun rva}
kun rwa - syn {kun dga' rwa ba}
kun rig - 1) sarvavid. [samvedana]. knowledge. perceiving / knowing all;
all-aware; awareness of everything. 2) abbr. of {kun rig rnam par snang
mdzad}, Sarvavid-Vairochana; Adi-buddha belonging to the Sarva Durgati
Parishodhana Tantra; class of Yoga Tantra; popular in Sakya tradition; rites
performed for the deceased.
kun rig cho ga - practice of the Sarva Durgati Parishodhana tantra
kun rig rnam par snang mdzad - Vairochana; 1) n. of a buddha. 2) n. of a
yoga tantra
kun rig pa - wise, learned. 1) learned. 2 n. of a goddess
kun rigs - syn {kun rig}
kun rigs rnam snang - Skt. Sarvavid Vairochana
kun rigs rnam par snang mdzad - Vairochana, the All-embodying One, a Buddha
from one of the five Buddha families.
kun la - with everyone, everywhere
kun la bkra shis ma - she who gives blessings to all (epith. of the goddess
Uma, the wife of Maheshvara).
kun la khyab pa - all-pervasive, all-pervading
kun la lta - epith. of Vishnu.
kun la 'phrod pa - syn {kun phan}
kun las - from every place, from all. than all. syn {kun nas} every place,
from all, than all
kun las rgyal ba - epith. of Buddha.
kun las btus pa - [Abhidharma Samucchaya]. compendium; compilation from all
sources. the Compendium [of Abhidharma]. See {mngon pa kun las btus pa}
kun las btus pa'i bshad pa - major commentary on the {kun las btus pa}
kun las btus ya - compendium
dkar po rnam gsum - the Three White Ones the three lay masters of the Sakya
tradition: 1) {sa chen kun dga' snying pa}. (1092-1158). Kunga Nyingpo. 2)
{bsod nas pha rtsi mo}. Sonam Tsemo. (1142-1182) 3) {je btsun grags pa rgyal
mtshan}. Drakpa Gyaltsen among the {sa skya gong ma lnga}
dkon mchog kun 'dus - the embodiment of the Precious Ones
dkon mchog kun 'dus gsum - Three jewels: Buddha, Dharma and Sangha.
dkyil 'khor kun bdag - lord of all mandalas
bka' gdams gzhung drug - Six Treatises of the Kadampas:, mdo sde rgyan /
(some have nyan thos pa'i sa), byang chub sems dpa'i sa, bslab pa kun btus,
spyod 'jug, skyes rabs, ched du brjod pa'i tshoms
bka' gdams gzhung lugs drug - six root texts of the Kadampa School: 1)
{skyes rabs}. life stories of Buddha. 2) {ched du brjod pa'i tshoms}.
specific teachings. 3) {byang sa}. bodhisattva levels. {nyan sa}.], 4) {mdo
sde rgyan}. ornament of discourse. 5) {spyod 'jug}. engaging in the
Bodhisattva way of life. + 6) {bslab pa kun btus}. compendium of precepts
bkra shis kun khyab gling - Tashi Kunkyab Ling.
rkun sgyig - thief's pouch, sort of small wallet or bag.
rkun can - syn {rku ma}
rkun bcom - plunder.
rkun jag - a robber
rkun thabs su blang ba - to take away by plunder; to take away by plunder.
rkun nor - stolen goods.
rkun po - thief, robber, enemy. 1) thief, [robber]. 2) mouse. 3) adulterer.
4) enemy; a thief
rkun po dang lhan cig tu 'gro ba'i ltung byed - the downfall of accompanying
a thief. one of {ltung byed 'ba' zhig pa dgu bcu}
rkun dpon - head of a gang of marauders.
rkun sbyig - syn {rkun sgyig}
rkun ma - a thief; thief, robber. 1) a thief, [robber]. 2) the act of
stealing, stealth, stealing
rkun ma dang lhan cig 'gro ba - syn {rkun po dang lhan cig tu 'gro ba'i
ltung byed}
rkun mas bcoms pa - to be assaulted by a thief, be knocked down and robbed
rkun mo - thief.
rkun rdzas - stolen goods or things.
rkun zla - accomplice in theft.
rkun rogs - syn {rkun zla}
rkun srung - guard, watchman. guard, watchman
sku kun tu bzang po - the form aspect of Samantabhadra
sku gsum kun 'dus - embodiment of the three kayas. [the root guru]
skung ba - {skung ba, bskungs pa, bskung ba, skungs} trans. v.; 1) to
conceal, hide, keep secret, to hide in the ground, to bury, to inter, to
cord, lurking place, hiding place. 2) to lie, to tie on all sides [corpse
before it is burnt]
skungs - imp. of {skung ba}
skungs sa - hiding place
skun bu - 1) wicker-work basket. 2) small basin or bowl.
skun gsum las 'da' ba - depart from the three kayas
skyabs gnas kun 'dus - embodiment of all objects of refuge
skye kun - all lifetimes. abbr. of {skye ba kun, skye rabs kun}
skye ba kun tu - in all lifetimes
skye ba'i kun nyon - affliction of birth/ production. One of {kun nyon gsum}
skye ba'i kun nas nyon mongs pa - 1) birth group of bad thoughts. 2)
defiling influence of phenomenal being
skye bo kun 'jug - prostitute
skye bo kun nas 'dren pa - leading beings
skye sogs kyi rang bzhin can - syn {kun rdzob kyi rang bzhin can}
skyes gnas 'byung ba kun - source of all birthplaces, creator of all
birthplaces
skyon kun zad - all defects exhausted
skyobs pa 'jig rten mgon po -. Kyobpa Jigten Gonpo [1143-1217]. one of the
foremost teachers of Drikung Kagyu Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism bskal pa kun bkod - n of aeon
bskung ba - to conceal; ft. of {skung ba}
bskungs - 1) concealed. 2) hidden
bskungs pa - 1) hidden. 2) buried; pf. of {skung ba}
bskungs yig - 1) abbreviation. 2) condensation of several words into one
kha rag gter ston - Kharak Terton, another name for Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo.
khang stong rkun ma - "a thief in an empty house." Pointless, meaningless,
fruitless, futile
khams sprul kun dga' bstan 'dzin - the 3rd (1680-1728),
khams gsum gyi kun spyod - the behaviors of the three realms
khas len kun bral gyi lta ba - the view free from all assertions; syn {rnam
grangs ma yin pa'i don dam}, {lta ba} syn {thal 'gyur gyi lta ba}
khu nu - a district in Tibet, Kunawar
khu ba kun ldan - Sal tree [dried sap of which is used as incense]
khengs skung bag yod - humble and conscientious, modest and upright /
principled
khong khro - Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {gnod byed sems can dang gnod pa sdug
bsngal dang gnod pa'i rkyen dug mtshon sogs la dmigs te kun nas mnar sems
pa} anger/ wrath; anger, aggression, aversion, rage, vexation, resentment,
grudge, hostility, malicious/ anger; hatred, indignation, wrath, one of the
{rtsa ba'i nyon mongs pa drug} six root delusions
khyad par gyi kun btags - special imputed [phenomena]
khyer bde kun tshang - simple and complete
khrid brgya - Hundred Instructions, by Jetsun Kunga Drolchok
khrid brgya - by Jetsun Kunga Drolchok
khrid brgya - Tri Gya, the Hundred Instructions; one hundred meditative
instructions from all traditions collected and arranged by Jonang Jetsun
Kunga Drolchok, 1507-1566. (Can be found in the gdams ngag mdzod, vol.18)
khro rgyal chen po bzhi - the Four Great Wrathful Kings, [four male gatekeepers]. 1) Vijaya, the Victorious One. 2) Yamantaka, Destroyer of Death.
3) Hayagriva, the Horse-necked. 4) Amrita Kundali, Coil of Nectar. See {rnam
rgyal}, {gshin rje gshed}, {rta mgrin}, {bdud rtsi 'khyil ba}
khro bo bcu gcig -. the Eleven Wrathful Ones. 1) {gnod mdzes} Sumbharaja. 2)
{gshin rje gshed} Yamantaka. 3) {gzhan gyis mi thub pa} Aparijita. 4) {rta
mgrin} Hayagriva. 5) {bdud rtsi 'khyil ba} Amrita Kundali. 6) {'dod rgyal}
Kama. 7) {dbyug sngon can} Nilaclanda. 8) {stobs po che} Mahabala. 9) {mi
g.yo ba} Achala. 10) {gtsug tor 'khor sgyur} Usnisha Cakravartin. 11) {rdo
rje sa 'og} Vajrasadhu khro bo chen po bzhi - Four Mahakrodha Deities. Yamantaka, Mahabala,
Hayagriva, and Amrita Kundali.
khro bo bdud rtsi 'khyil pa - Krodha Amrta Kundali
khrom thag kun chod - was the very best. syn {khrom thog kun chod}
mkhan po kun bzang dpal ldan - c.1870-c.1940
mkha' khyab 'dro ba kun - all sentient beings pervading space
mkha' 'gro kun dga' bum - 14th cent.
mkha' 'gro gsang ba ye shes - Khandro Sangwa Yeshe, revealed by Kunzang
Dechen Gyalpo
mkha' 'gro gsang ba ye shes - revealed by Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo
mkhal ma'i rtsa kun 'dar ma - the kidney nadi avadhuti
mkhas pa 'jug pa'i sgo - an introduction to the principles and concepts of
Indo-Tibetan scholasticism by {sa skya paN Di ta kun dga' rgyal mtshan}
'khor kun skyed byed - internal organs
'khor lnga sde bzang po - the retinue of the Five Excellent Disciples. 1)
{kun shes kauN Di nya}. 2) {rta thul} 3) {rlangs pa} 4) {ming chen} 5)
{bzang ldan}.
'khor 'das kun gyi dbang phyug chen po - the great lord of the entirety of
samsara and nirvana
'khor 'das kyi chos kun gzigs pa - who sees all of samsara and nirvana
'khor 'das kyi 'byung ldog phrugs gnyis - Def. Jamgon Kongtrul: {kun nas
nyon mongs pa'i dbang gis 'khor bar 'jug tshul gyi lugs dang mthun pa ni rim
pa ji lta ba ste/ mdo las/ ma rig pa'i rkyen gyis 'du byed/ 'du byed kyi
rkyen gyis rnam par shes pa/ zhes pa nas/ skye ba'i rkyen gyis rga shi dang
mya ngan dang smre sngags 'don pa dang sdug bsngal ba dang yid mi bde ba
dang 'khrugs pa rnams 'byung ste/ de ltar sdug bsngal gyi phung po chen po
'ba' zhig pa 'di 'byung bar 'gyur ro/ /zhes gsungs pa lta bu dang/ lugs ldog
ni rim pa ldog pa ste/ rga shi la sogs pa skye ba las 'byung/ skye ba srid
pa las/ srid pa len pa las 'byung zhes pa nas/ 'du byed ma rig pa las 'byung
zhes pa'i bar yin zhing/ de dag kyang rim pa'i sgo nas cha gnyis su phye ba
ma gtogs don ni 'khor ba'i rgyu 'bras la yid ches bskyed par mtshungs pa
nyid do/ /gnyis pa ni/ rnam par byang ba'i dbang gis mya ngan las 'das par
'jug tshul gyis lugs dang mthun pa ni/ yas rim gyis ma rig pa 'gag na 'du
byed 'gag 'du byed 'gag na rnam par shes pa 'gag ces pa nas/ skye ba 'gag na
rga shi la sogs pa 'gag ces pa dang/ lugs ldog ni skye ba 'gag na rga shi
'gag srid pa 'gag na skye ba 'gag ces pa nas/ ma rig pa 'gag na 'du byed
'gag ces pa'i bar te rim pa tsam ma gtogs don ni mya ngan las 'das pa 'thob
tshul du gcig pa nyid do/ /des ni rtsa ba ma rig pa 'gag na sdug bsngal
mtha' dag las grol bar 'gyur bas de spang ba'i ched du yang dag pa'i ye shes
skyed par byed pa}
'khor ba kun rdzob pa - superficial and worldly
'khor ba ji srid pa'i phung po - syn {kun gzhi'i rnam shes}
'khor ba gsum - syn {kun nyon gsum}
'khor ba'i rten can - the basis for samsara, syn {bag chags kun gzhi}
'khor ba'i sna 'dren - the welcome party of samsara, syn {las dang nyon
mongs pa'i kun 'byung}
'khor ba'i btsa ba - 1) the root of samsara, syn {kun 'byung gi bden pa}. 2)
the roots of samsaric existence, syn {srid pa'i rtsa ba drug}, {'dod chags},
{khong khro}, {nga rgyal}, {ma rig pa}, {lta ba nyon mongs can}, {the tshom}
'khor bar kun nas nyon mongs par byed pa - which afflicts them in samsaric
existence
'khrul pa kun brtags - deluded conceptualization
'khrul ba'i kun btags - deluded labeling
'khrul zhig kun bzang mthong grol - Trulshik Kunzang Tongdrol, reincarnation
of Chingkar Donyo Dorje.
'khrul shes kun rdzob pa - superficial mistaken perception
gang zag dang chos la mngon par zhen pa kun tu rmongs pa - the complete
delusion of clinging to person and phenomena
gal mdo nges pa'i dam tshig bzhi - Four Commitments Definitive to the
Important Sutra Which Gathers All Intentions. According to Jamgon Kongtrul,
shes-bya kun-khyab mdzod, these are the commitments of utter purity in
relation to the body, speech, mind and entire perceptual range.
gu yangs snying thig - rdzogs pa chen po snying thig gi khrid yig go bde
bklag chog tu bkod pa lhun grub rtogs pa'i rang sgra kun bzang thugs mdzod
gu yangs snying gi thig le
gong ma lnga - Five Forefathers, Gongma Nga: 1) Sachen Kunga Nyingpo (sa
chen kun dga' snying po): 1092-1158. 2) Sonam Tsemo (bsod nams rtse mo) :
1142-1182. 3) Jetsun Drakpa Gyaltsen (rje btsun grags pa rgyal mtshan):
1147-1216. 4) Sakya Pandita (sa skya pan di ta kun dga' rgyal mtshan): 11821251. 5) Chogyal Pakpa (chos rgyal phags pa): 1235-1280.
gong ma'i cha mthun gyi kun sbyor lnga - syn {gong ma'i cha mthun lnga}
gyong kun - loss
grags chen bco brgyad - the 18 renowned scriptures [of philosophy in the
Sakya tradition]. {so sor thar pa'i mdo} Pratimoksha Sutra, {'dul ba mdo
rtsa ba} Vinaya Sutra, {mngon rtogs rgyan} Abhisamaya Alamkara, {mdo sde
rgyan} Sutra Alamakara, {rgyud bla ma} Uttara Tantra, {dbus mtha' rnam
'byed} Madhyantha Vibhanga, {chos dang chos nyid rnam 'byed} Dharma Dharmata
Vibhanga, {spyod 'jug} Bodhicharya Avatara, {dbu ma rtsa ba shes rab}
Mulamadhyamika Prajna, {bzhi brgya pa} Catuhshataka, {dbu ma la 'jug pa}
Madhyamika Avatara, {mngon pa kun btus} Abhidharma Samuchaya, {mngon pa
mdzod} Abhidharma Kosha, {tshad ma kun btus} Pramana Samuchaya, {tshad ma
rnam 'grel} Pramana Vartika, {tshad ma rnam nges} Pramana Viniscaya, {tshad
ma rigs gter} Pramana Yuktiniti, {sdom gsum rab dbye} Trisamvara Pravedha.
grub mtha' - tenet system; school; scholastic sectarianism; philosophical
system;
system
of
philosophy,
philosophical
tenets,
[siddhanta],
philosophical concepts; Def: {kun mkhyen rong ston chen pos/ grub mtha'i don
ni/ blang dor gyi don la rnam par dpyod pa zhugs pa'i gang zag rang rang gi
'dod pas yongs su dpyad pa'i don yin la/ sgra don ni/ rang rang gi lugs kyi
lung rigs kyis grub pa de las phar nam yang 'gro sa med pa'i don la bshad
do} 1) theory, tenet, philosophical system / school / tradition, school of
thought, doctrine, school of teaching, "established view / conclusion."
philosophical system. 2) authoritative treatise. established conclusion /
tenet / theory / philosophy.
gling pa brgyad - Eight Lingpas. Sangye, Dorje, Rinchen, Padma, Ratna,
Kunkyong, Do-ngag and Tennyi Lingpa.
gling pa brgyad - Eight main Lingpa; : Sangye, Dorje, Rinchen, Padma, Ratna,
Kunkyong, Do-ngag and Tennyi Lingpa.
glo bur shar ba'i kun rtog glog - the lightning-bolt of a momentarily
occurring thought
dga' ldan gyi gnas la sogs par skye bar kun tu ston pa - displaying the act
of taking rebirth in the Tushita realm and so forth
dge ba'i rtsa ba kun tu chad pa - destroying the roots of virtue
dgongs pa kun 'dus - Gongpa Kundu; terma of Chokgyur Lingpa.
dgongs pa zang thal - Gongpa Sangtal. A tantric scripture in five volumes
concealed by Guru Rinpoche and revealed by Rigdzin Godem, the master who
founded the Jangter tradition of the Nyingma school. Contains the renowned
'Aspiration of Samantabhadra.' Gongpa Sangtal means 'Unimpeded realization,'
and
is
an
abbreviation
of
'Showing
Directly
the
Realization
of
Samantabhadra' (kun tu bzang po'i dgongs pa zang thal du bstan pa).
dgos 'dod kun 'byung - wish-fulfilling
dgos 'dod kun 'byung ba - that grants all the needs and desires
dgra bcom 'bras gnas - abider in the fruit of foe destroyer. Def. Jamgon
Kongtrul: {srid nyon dgu pa de nam spangs na khams gsum gyi kun spyod 'ching
ba las grol te dgra bcom 'bras gnas su 'gro ba yin}
mgon po kun tu spyod pa - [crazy yogi life-style]
'gog bden - ngo bo ni/ gnyen po lam gyis spang bya kun 'byung bcom pa'i
spangs pa, 'gog pa'i bden pa} true cessations, truth of, as interdependent
links, truth of the cessation [of suffering].
'gyur med kun bzang rnam rgyal - zhe chen rab 'byams pa II, 1713-1769
'gyur med yongs grub - the unchanging absolute; Def. {'khrul gzhi gzhan
dbang dang 'khrul pa kun brtags gnyis kas stong ba'i chos nyid med dgag de
bzhin nyid 'dus ma byas}
'gro kun - all beings
'gro kun pha ma - that all beings have been our parents
'gro kun ma rig mun pa bsal - clear away the dark ignorance of all beings
'gro 'dug kun spyod - daily activities of walking & sitting
'gro ba kun - all beings
rgas pa brda las byung pa kun rdzob sems skyed - relative bodhichitta which
is communicated from an elder
rgyal kun skyed yum - Prajnaparamita, the mother of all buddhas /victorious
ones
rgyal kun dgongs bcud - the essential realization of all victorious ones
rgyal khams kun 'gengs - fill all the kingdoms
rgyal ba don kun grub pa - the victorious Siddhartha
rgyal ba'i gsung rab kun gyi snying khu - the heart essence of the teaching
of the Victorious Ones
rgyu kun 'byung - causal origin
rgyu kun 'byung gi phung po - causal aggregates of origin
rgyu mthun gyi bag chags - Def. Jamgon Kongtrul: {kun gzhi chos dang lhan
cig skye 'gag byas pa la brten nas chos de dang rigs 'dra ba 'byung ba'i nus
pa khyad par can}
rgyu drug - six types of cause. 1) {byed pa'i rgyu} principal cause. 2)
{lhan cig 'byung ba'i rgyu} mutual cause. 3) {rnam par smin pa'i rgyu}
mature cause. 4) {mtshungs par ldan pa'i rgyu} simultaneous cause. 5) {kun
du 'gro ba'i rgyu} cause which effects everything. 6) {skal pa mnyam pa'i
rgyu} associated cause. [TRS 73-4]
rgyu 'bras kyi kun nyon - causality of affliction [samsara]
rgyu las kyi kun 'byung - the causal origin of karma
rgyud 'dod pa kun 'byung - Tantra of Fulfilling All Needs
rgyun brtan pa kun gzhi - ongoing all-ground
rgyu'i kun nas nyon mongs pa - causal affliction
rgyu'i kun slong - causal motivation
sgo - means; 1) approach, door, gate, doorway, opening, entrance. {'kun
'dus}. 2) means, method, opportunity, medium. 3) compendium, composite. 4)
p. {bsgos} imp. {sgos} va. to give an order or instruction; door; avenue/
door(way); gate (of mansion)
sgo kun nas - 1) in every respect, by all means, in every way. 2)
completely, totally
sgo kun las btus pa - compendium
sgo nga phyed tshal pa - Def. Jamgon Kongtrul: {shes pa'i rnam pa gzung ba'i
yul dang 'dzin pa'i shes pa gnyis sgo nga gshags pa ltar phyed ma dang/
de'ang rnam pa gzung char bden la shes pa 'dzin char bden par 'dod pa yin
te/ slob dpon dze t'a ris/ yang kha cig ni nang du snang ba'i rnam par shes
pa de nyid kyang gzhan yin la phyi rol tu snang ba de nyid kyang gzhan yin
te de gnyis kyang so so rang rig pa tsam yin pa'i phyir ro/ /kun tu rtog pa
de gnyis kyi stobs kyis byung bas gzung ba dang 'dzin pa'i ngo bo gnyis su
sgro btags so/ /zhes so/}
sgo ba bzhi - Four gate keepers. Achala, Yamantaka, Hayagriva, and Amrita
Kundali.
sgyu ma lta bu'i ting nge 'dzin - Magical samadhi. The second of the three
samadhis the nature of which is luminosity and compassion, spontaneous like
the light of the sun shining in the sky. See also 'three samadhis.' {kun tu
snang ba'i ting nge 'dzin}; {snying rje sgyu ma}
sgrib gnyis kun spangs - utterly abandoned the two obscurations
sgrib pa kun las thar pa - free from all obscuration
sgrub thabs kun btus - compiled and edited by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo and
Jamyang Loter Wangpo
sgrub thabs kun btus - Compendium of Sadhanas, compiled and edited by
Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo and Jamyang Loter Wangpo
sgrub thabs kun las btus pa - The Collection of Sadhanas; famous collection
of practices by Loter Wangpo
sgrub pa'i nyi shu - Twenty Commitments concerning the Attainments,
according to Anu Yoga. According to Jamgon Kongtrul, shes-bya kun-khyab
mdzod, Vol. 2, pp. 185-186, they are as follows. one should not injure the
body of. or disobey the commands of one's master of indestructible reality,
one should not enjoy one's teacher's consort, one should not distribute the
feast-offerings of the faithful, one should neither defile the wealth of the
precious jewels and the learned, nor drink ale to the point of intoxication,
one should not enjoy the female consort of a vajra brother, one should not
adhere to a consort who lacks the appropriate signs, one should not adhere
to sacra mental substances which lack the appropriate signs, one should not
depreciate the attributes of the learned, one should not teach the secret
doctrines to unworthy recipients, one should not abandon a consort who has
the appropriate signs. or a student who is a worthy recipient, one should
separate neither the genuine bliss and emptiness, nor the symbolic male and
female deities, one should not quarrel at home even with one's siblings. or
spouse, one should not enjoy that which has been enjoyed and left over by
others, one should not covet the teacher's seat, one should not break one's
natural retreat, one should not abandon contemplation out of indolence, one
should not interrupt recitation and rituals with the words of men, one
should not transgress the seals which symbolize empowerment, nor should one
forget their symbolism, one should not disturb the mandala of yogis, nor
divert the strength of living beings, and one should continuously bear one's
master upon the crown of one's head. [GM]
sgro 'dogs kun brtags - intellectual reification
ngag dbang kun dga' bkra shis - 1656-1711
ngag dbang kun dga' bstan 'dzin - khams sprul iii, 1680-1728; {khams sprul}
iii, 1680-1728
ngag dbang kun dga' bsod nams - {'jam mgon a myes zhabs} 1597-ca. 1662
ngag dbang bkra shis - kun mkhyen 'jam dbyangs bzhad pa'i thugs sras
ngag dbang chos kyi blo gros - born in 1924
ngan song kun 'dren - leading out of the lower realms, which guides beings
up from the lower state of existence
ngo bo nyid kyi kun btags - inherent / instinctive labeling / imputation
ngo bo nyid rnam par 'byed pa'i rten 'brel - Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {phyi
nang gi chos thams cad kun gzhi'i rnam par shes pa las sprul zhing/ de'i
mthu las snang ba la der 'jog pa yin la/ de ni dbang rab theg pa chen po la
zhugs pa'i byang chub sems dpa' kho na'i bgo skal du bstan gyi/ rigs can
gzhan gnyis la bstan pa med cing/ de'i phyir byang chub sems dpa' 'am sangs
rgyas nyag gcig gis rtogs pa yin gyi/ nyan thos dang rang rgyal gnyis kyis
ni phyogs tsam yang rig pa ma yin no}
ngo bo nyid gsum - three essential categories. The imaginary {kun rtags} or
parikalpita. the dependent {gzhan dbang} or paratantra, and the absolute
parinispanna. or {yongs grub}. syn {rang bzhin gsum, mtshan nyid gsum}
ngor chen kun dga' bzang po - 1382-1444
ngor chen kun dga' lhun grub - Ngorchen Kunga Lhundrub, who has a vision of
Guru Padmasambhava at Mount Kailash.
ngor pa kun dga'i bzang po - see {ngor chen kun dga' bzang po}
ngor e wam chos ldan - Ngor Ewam Choden; The second most important monastery
of the Sakya school was founded in 1429 by Ngorchen Kunga Sangpo (13821444). It became famous for being the seat of the Lamdrey teachings, and
sheltered a rich library which included a large collection of Sanskrit
manuscripts.
dngos - sangs rgyas kun dngos
dngos kun - all things
dngos kun bden par 'dod pa - to regard all things to be real
dngos kun mi bden par 'dod pa - to regard all things to be unreal
dngos grub kun 'byung - source of all siddhis
dngos grub kun stsol - who bestows all siddhis
dngos stobs kyi zhugs pa'i rig pa - reasoning by the power of fact. It's
different from exaggeration or denigration. Reasoning according to the way
things are {gnas tshul} There are two aspects of this reasoning, {kun rdzob}
and {don dam} When both aspects are understood, one has {dngos stobs kyi
zhugs pa'i rigs pa} For example, a {kun rdzob} quality of a white teacup is
its white color. If one sees the teacup as white, that is {dngos stobs} If
one has jaundice, one would see it as yellow which is not true. That's not
{dngos stobs} it's not due to the teacup, it's due to a fault from one's own
side. Similarly, if one is in an open place and sees a huge amount of smoke,
one can infer there is a fire even though one cannot see the fire. That is
{dngos stobs kyi rjes dpag}
dngos po kun - all reality
mnga' dbang rdzogs pa'i ston pa kun du bzang po - Samantabhadra, the Buddha
of Perfect Mastery
mngon chos kun las btus pa - the Compendium of Abhidharma composed by
Asanga.
mngon pa kun btus - Compendium of the Abhidharma; Abhidharma Samucchaya;
Asanga, 4th century.
mngon pa kun btus - Compendium of Knowledge by Asanga
mngon pa kun btus - Abhidharma Samuchaya
mngon pa kun btus kyi rnam grangs sna tshogs bshad pa - a commentary of the
{kun las btus pa} by {mi pham rgya mtsho}
mngon pa kun las btus pa - Abhidharma Samucchaya by Asanga, AbhidharmaSammucchaya, Compendium of Abhidharma [by Asanga], One of {bsdus pa'i bstan
bcos sdom rnam gnyis}; Def. {theg chen thun mong ma yin pa'i mngon pa}
mngon par rdzogs par byang chub pa dang mya ngan las 'das pa chen po kun tu
ston pa - to fully demonstrate [the attainment of] true and complete
enlightenment and [the passing into] great nirvana
sngags 'chang kun dga' bkra shis - (1656-1711) alias {ngag dbang kun dga'
bkra shis}
gcig dpe kun 'gebs - make one example apply in all cases
gcig shes kun khrol - collection of empowerments by Karmapa Wangchuk Dorje
gcig shes kun grol - who knows the one thing which liberates all
gcig shes kun grol - Knowing one that frees all
gcig shes kun grol - knowing one frees / liberates all, to liberate all by
knowing one; "knowing one liberates all"; knowing one thing, everything is
liberated
bcu gcig kun tu 'od kyi sa - eleventh bhumi of The Universal Light
bcu gcig dge sems kun gyi 'khor du 'byung ba - craving, inclination,
recollection, contemplation and discriminative awareness, the eleven
positive functions of every positive attitude
bcom ldan 'das kun rig - see {kun rig}
chen po bdun gyi khyad par - superiority of the seven greatnesses: Def. by
Jamgon Kongtrul: {theg chen gyi sde snod rgya chen po la dmigs pa dang/ rang
gzhan gnyis ka'i don sgrub pa dang/ bdag med pa gnyis ka rtogs pa dang/
bskal pa grangs med gsum du gus sbyor gyi brtson 'grus rtsom pa dang/ 'khor
ba yongs su mi gtong zhing kun nas nyon mongs pa med pas lus ngag gi mi dge
ba bdun gnang ba lta bu dang/ stobs dang mi 'jigs pa dang sangs rgyas kyi
chos ma 'dres pa yang dag par sgrub pa dang/ lhun gyis grub cing rgyun mi
chad pa'i phrin las rnams yin la/ de bdun dang ldan pa ni theg chen dang mi
ldan pa ni theg dman no}
cho 'phrul gsum - three miracles; three types of miraculous ability. 1) {sku
rdzu 'phrul gyi cho 'phrul}, body. miraculous manifestations. 2) {gsung nges
su bstan pa'i cho 'phrul}, speech. miraculous display of the doctrine. 3)
{thugs kun brjod pa'i cho 'phrul}, mind. miraculous communication; three
types of miraculous ability. 1) {sku rdzu 'phrul gyi cho 'phrul}, body.
miraculous manifestations. 2) {gsung nges su bstan pa'i cho 'phrul}, speech.
miraculous display of the doctrine. 3) {thugs kun brjod pa'i cho 'phrul},
mind. miraculous communication.
chom kun srung ba - protective ritual against bandits and thieves
chom rkun - robber, bandit, thieves
chos kun - all dharmas, all phenomena, [informal:] all that exists
chos kun gyi chos nyid - innate nature of all phenomena
chos kun gyi stong pa nyid - the emptiness of all things
chos kun gyi rtsa ba rang sems - your own mind, the root of all phenomena
chos kun gyi yul can - subject of all phenomena
chos kun stong pa nyid - all-encompassing void
chos kun brtags kyi mtshan nyid - the imagined nature of things
chos kun gzigs pa - who sees all things
chos kun shes nas - knowing all things
chos kyi skye mched pa'i gzugs lnga - five types of forms producing mental
objects, the five dharma-base forms, {bsdus pa las gyur pa'i},
chos kyi dbyings kun tu bzang mo - dharmadhatu Samantabhadri
chos sku kun tu bzang po - Dharmakaya Samantabhadra
chos sku kun bzang - {chos sku kun tu bzang po}
chos sku gdod ma'i mgon po - the dharmakaya Original Protector; {kun tu
bzang po} Samantabhadra
chos gling sprul sku 'jig rten dbang phyug - 18th cent.
chos mngon pa kun las btus pa - [Abhidharma-Samuchaya] one of the {sdom rnam
gnyis},
chos mngon pa kun las btus pa'i rnam bshad nyi ma'i 'od zer - a commentary
of the {kun las btus pa}, by {bu ston}
chos rje kun mkhyen dol po pa chen po - proponent of Shentong
nyon mongs pas kun nas nyon mongs - affliction through disturbance
gnyen po kun tu spyod pa'i stobs - the power of the applied antidote. power
of applying the method; power of engaging fully in antidotal techniques
gnyen po kun tu spyod pa'i stobs - Power of the applied antidote
gnyen po kun tu spyod pa'i stobs - the power of the applied remedy; the
antidote, the power of application
gnyen po chig chod kun grol - antidote that universally frees
rnying ma bka' ma'i lugs sku gsum - 1) {chos sku gdod ma'i mgon po'am kun to
bzang po}. 2) {longs sku rdo rje 'chang chen po} 3) {sprul sku pad ma 'byung
gnas}
ta bden gu shri kun dga' nyi ma - Taden Gushri Kunga Nyima: 1309-1322 (First
son of Sangpo Pal's 6th spouse)
ting nge 'dzin - Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {zhi rags dang bden bzhi sogs
brtag bya'i dngos po la sems rtse gcig pa} one of the {'phags lam gyi yan
lag brgyad} the eightfold noble path; 1) samadhi, concentration, mental
focus, stabilization, meditative stabilization. meditative absorption;
contemplation, state of contemplation, absorption, total involvement,
undividedness, deep concentration, meditative concentration, holisticness,
holistic experience, wholeness, meditative stabilization. {ting nge 'dzin
'jug ldang} entering and arising from samadhi. 3) Concentration, as one of
the five object determining mental states, contemplation, meditative
absorption, meditative trance. 4) one of the {byang chub yan lag bdun} the
seven causes of enlightenment. 5) the three samadhis: suchness samadhi, {kun
tu snang ba'i ting nge 'dzin} all-illuminating samadhi, {rgyu'i ting nge
'dzin} seed samadhi]
ting nge 'dzin rnam pa gsum - the three samadhis 1) {de bzhin nyid kyi ting
nge 'dzin} the suchness samadhi. 2) {kun tu snang gi ting nge 'dzin} the
all-illuminating samadhi. 3) {rgyu'i ting nge 'dzin} the see samadhi
ting nge 'dzin gsum - the three samadhis, {de bzhin nyid kyi ting nge
'dzin}, suchness samadhi, {kun tu snang ba'i ting nge 'dzin}, allilluminating samadhi, {rgyu'i ting nge 'dzin}, seed samadhi]; Mahayoga: The
yoga of great emptiness which is discriminative awareness {shes rab stong pa
chen po'i rnal 'byor} the apparition of compassion which is skillful means
{thabs snying rje sgyu ma} and the seals which are subtle and coarse {phyag
rgya phra rags}
ting 'dzin bcu gnyis - twelve samadhis. The four outer comtemplations of
moving as a spiritual warrior {dpa' bor 'gro ba} of the precious topornament {rin po che'i tog} of emanation {rnam par rol pa} and of the basket
of books {za ma tog} the four inner contemplations of entering into all
objects, manifesting, the crown-jewel and of the array on the summit of the
victory banner {yul kun la 'jug pa, mngon pas snang ba}, {gtsug gi nor bu},
{rgyal mtshan rtse mo yongs su bkod pa} and the four secret contemplations
of pure motion {'gyu ba dag pa} profound appearance {zab mo snang ba}
precious light {rin chen sgron me} and excellence {legs pa}
gtum po dregs pa kun 'dul - Wrathful Subduer of all Powerful Spirits". A
terma discovered within rock by Rigdzin Rolpay Dorje in the 17th century. It
deals primarily with Vajrapani, and parts of it are found in various
sections of Kongtrul's "Treasury of Termas".
gter ston bde chen rgyal po - syn {kun bzang bde chen rgyal po; syn {kun
bzang bde chen rgyal po}
gter gsar - New Termas, of Kunzang Dechen Dorje
btags pa'i kun rdzob bden pa - designative superficial reality
rta phag yid bzhin nor bu - Wish-fulfilling Gem, Hayagriva and Varahi,
revealed by Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo
rta phag yid bzhin nor bu - revealed by Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo
ltos nas btags pa'i kun btags - Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {chung ngu la ltos
nas chen po/ shar la ltos nas nub tu btags pa lta bu}
stod kyi steng gnyis - Two Celestial Kings called "Teng". Drigum Tsenpo and
Pude Kungyel.
stod smad bar kun - all, everything
'byung 'dren pa} the vehicle of austere awareness {dka' thub rig} and the
vehicle of overpowering means {dbang bsgyur thabs kyi theg pa}.
thog chod - excelled, see {khrom thog kun chod} was the very best
thog ma'i mgon po kun tu bzang po - Original Lord Samantabhadra
mthar 'byin - 1) to rescue. 2) to cross. {nyes kun mthar 'byin} eradicationg
all evil, deliver, eradicate, to get rid of faults
mtho dman bar kun la - for all those of high, low, and middle stations
dag snang - 1) pure perception, sacred outlook; perceiving everything as
good, pure outlook, pure view, to see as pure. 2) vision; pure vision. Ex.
{kun la dag snang sbyong ba}
dag pa'i kun gzhi - pure all-ground
dam pa kun dga' - Dampa Kunga. The Indian master Phadampa Sangye who brought
the teachings of Shije to Tibet.
dus kun - at all times, always
dus kun tu - syn {dus gtan tu}
dus 'khor chos 'byung - history of the kalacakra practiceby jo nang pa kun
mkhyen t'aranath'a
dus gsum kun mkhyen - knower of the three times
deb ther dmar po - Red Annals written by Tshal pa kun dga' rdo rje in 1346;
by Kunga Dorje (1309-1364), (tshal pa si tu kun dga' rdo rje).
do zla - match, rival; ex. {'di rnyed pa kun gyi do zla min}
don kun grub pa - Siddartha
don kun grub par byed pa - all-accomplishing, fulfilling all aims
don kun rdzob - provisional meaning, requiring interpretation
don gyi kun gzhi - the absolute universal ground; the actual all-ground, [syn {bde gshegs snying po}
don dam pa'i 'gog pa - Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {'jig rten las 'das pa
'phags pa'i shes rab kyis spang bya'i sa bon kun tu bcom ste slar mi skye
ba'i tshul gyis 'gog pa gang yin pa}
drang don kun rdzob brda phya - Conventional homage of the gesture
drang don kun rdzob brda phyag - The expedient meaning is the conventional
homage of the gesture
dri med kun dga' - terton born in 1347
dri med kun dga' - b. 1404
dregs pa kun 'dul - chief figure of the {'jig rten mchod bstod} teachings
among the {bka' brgyad}
dregs pa kun 'dul - Tamer of All Haughty Spirits. The chief figure in the
mandala of Mundane Worship.
gdal ba chen po kun khyab kyi zhing - the All-pervading Realm of the Great
Expanse
bdag gnyis su 'dzin pa'i kun rtog - conceptual thinking that apprehends the
twofold identity
bdag 'dzin kun btags - imputed ego-clinging
bdud rtsi 'khyil ba - Amritakundali; Amrita Kundali. deity practiced
particularly to eliminate negative influences.
bde chen rgyal po rtsal - b. 1736
bde chen chos 'khor yongs 'dzin - the first, ngag dbang bzang po, 1546-1615;
the second, kun dga' lhun grub, 1617-1676; the fourth, 1720-1780, alias 'jam
dpal dpa' bo; the seventh, {'jam dpal shes bya kun mkhyen mi pham ye shes
snang ba}
bden chung bcu drug - sixteen minor truths: Suffering {sdug bsngal},
impermanence {mi rtag pa}, emptiness {stong pa}, selflessness {bdag med pa},
origin of suffering {kun 'byung ba}, production {rab tu skye ba}, causal
basis {rgyu}, condition {rkyen}, cessation {'gog pa}, quiescence {zhi ba},
excellence {gya nom pa}, disillusionment with samsara {nges par 'byung ba},
path {lam}, reason {rigs pa}, attainment {sgrub pa}, and the act of becoming
disillusioned with samsara {nges par 'byin ba}
bden gnyis - the two truths, {kun rdzob} + {don dam}, relative and
ultimate]. two realities
bden pa gnyis - two levels of truth, two truths [absolute and relative];
Relative truth {kun rdzob kyi bden pa} and ultimate truth {don dam bden pa}
syn {bden gnyis}
bden pa rnam bzhi - four truths. The truth of suffering {sdug bsngal gi bden
pa}, the truth of the origin of suffering {kun 'byung ba'i bden pa}, the
truth of its cessation {'gog pa'i bden pa}, and the truth of the path {lam
gyi bden pa}
bden 'dzin kun btags - artificial conception of true existence.
bden bzhi - the four truths, {sdug bsngal}, suffering, {kun 'byung}, origin,
{'gog pa}, cessation, {lam}, path]
bdog pa kun gtong - renounce everything
mdo kun las btus pa - compendium of the sutras
mdod ma'i sangs rgyas kun tu bzang po - Adi Buddha Samantabhadra
'di rnyed pa kun gyi do zla min - What could be more marvelous than this?
'du byed - samskara, formation; 1) One of the five aggregates: formation,
Def. Jamgon Kongtrul: {rkyen rnams tshogs shing 'dus pas sems yul lam dmigs
pa la mngon par 'du byed pa dang yul sna tshogs la g.yo zhing skul bar byed
pa'i bdag nyid can gyi sems pa'o}. 2) One of the twelve links: formative
forces, karma-formations, habitual tendencies. mental exertion, thought
formation. Def. Jamgon Kongtrul: {ma rig pa'i dbang gis kun gzhi la las kyi
sa bon 'debs par byed pa 'du byed kyi byed las, kun gzhi'i steng du las kyi
bag chags 'debs par byed pa'i rgyu, bsod nams kyi las, bsod nams min pa'i
las, mi g.yo ba'i las rnams so } // application; to form, make, gather;
volition, act of will, impulse, karmic formation, "that which brings about",
to gather, bring, produce; act of conditioning; application; combination;
samskaras, impulses, karmic formations, application, compositional factors.
concepts and ideas, all emotions, to form, make, gather, compositional/
formative factor; karmic patterning karmic propensity
'dus pa'i mdo - Dupado. The main scripture of Anu Yoga. Consists of 75
chapters and is also known as Do Gongpa Dupa (mdo dgongs pa 'dus pa) or
Kundu Rigpey Do (kun 'dus rig pa'i mdo).
rdo grub chen jigs med phrin las 'od zer - 1745-1821
rdo ring pa kun spangs chen po kun bzang chos kyi nyi ma - 1449-1524 sa skya
pa lama
rdor brag 'rig 'dzin chen po kun bzang 'gyur med lhun grub - Kunzang Gyurme
Lhundrup, sixth Rigdzin Chenpo of Dorje Drak.
sdug kun 'gog lam - the four noble truths
sde pa bco brgyad - Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {slob dpon dul ba'i lhas mdzad
pa'i sde pa tha dad bklags pa'i 'khor lo las/ shar dang nub dang gangs rir
gnas/ /'jig rten 'das par smra ba'i sde/ /btags par smra ba'i sde pa
dang/ /lnga tshan dge 'dun phal chen pa/ /gzhi kun pa dang 'od srung sde/ sa
ston sde dang chos srung sde/ /mang thos gos dmar slob ma dang/ /rnam par
phye ste smra ba'i sde/ /thams cad yod apr smra ba yin/ /rgyal byed tshal
gnas 'jigs med gnas/ /gtsug lag khang chen gnas brtan pa/ sa sgrogs ri dang
srung ba pa/ /gnas ma bu yi sde rnams ni/ /kun gyis bkur ba rnam pa gsum/
/yul don slob dpon bye brag gis/ /tha dad rnam pa bco brgyad gsungs/ /zhes
dge 'dun phal chen pa lnga/ thams cad yod smra bdun/ gnas brtan pa gsum/
mang bkur ba gsum ste bcom brgyad du bshad pa rnams so}
sdom rnam gnyis - Asanga's Two Compedia, 1) {theg pa chen po bsdus pa}
[Mahaayaana-samuccaya]. 2) {chos mngon pa kun las btus pa} [Abhidharmasamuccaya].
bsdus pa'i bstan bcos dom rnam gnyis - Two Collections of Summarised
Treatises. The Collection of the Greater Vehicle {theg chen bsdus pa}
Mahayanasamgraha, T. 4048. and the Compendium of Abhidharma {mngon chos kun
las btus pa} Abhidharmasamuccaya, T. 4049. both composed by Asan.ga.
nang bcud kun - all the inner inhabitants
nang bcud 'gro kun - the beings contained within it (the world)
nan tan du rnam kun 'de la mdzod - exert yourself unremittingly in this
nam mkha' lnga - 1) {spyi kun la khyab pa'i nam mkha'}. 2) {yul med gsal
dangs kyi nam mkha'} 3) {ma 'dres dag pa'i nam mkha'} 4) {don mtshon byed
kyi nam mkha'} 5) dag pa'i zhing du sgrul byed kyi nam mkha'}
nor bu'i do shal - bod tu byung ba'i gsang sngags snga 'gyur gyi bstan 'dzin
skyes mchog rim byung gyi rnam thar nor bu'i do shal
gnas lugs don gyi kun gzhi - ultimate all-ground of the natural state
rnam kun - ever, in all aspects, at all times, usually, always
rnam kun - continually
rnam kun mngon rdzogs rtogs pa - full understanding of all modes
rnam kun mchog ltan stang nyid - the supreme emptiness of all forms
rnam grangs pa'i kun brtags - enumerated imputation; rtog pa la snang ba'i
don spyi rnams dang rtog med dbang shes la gzung 'dzin gnyis snang lta bu
rnam grangs pa'i kun brtags - enumerated imagined phenomena
rnam pa kun gyi mchog - the supreme of all aspects
rnam pa kun gyi mchog dang ldan pa - endowed with the supreme of all aspects
rnam pa kun gyi mchog dang ldan pa - supreme aspects, endowed with all the;
Skt. sarvakaravaropeta
rnam pa kun gyi mchog dang ldan pa'i stong pa nyid - emptiness endowed with
all supreme aspects
rnam pa kun gyi mchog ldan - supremely-endowed
rnam pa kun tu - always, in every respect / way, ceaseless, from all sides,
fully
rnam pa kun spyod - external appearance
rnam par khyab byed kyi rlung - 1) {gzhi la khyab byed kyi rlung}. 2)
{'phral la khyab byed kyi rlung} 3) {dngas shing skrag pa khyab byed kyi
rlung} 4) {dran pa khyab byed kyi rlung} 5) 'dzin pas yul kun khyab pa'i
rlung}
rnam par byang ba - perfection, complete purification, purity,[opp. of {kun
nas nyon mongs pa}. implies liberation or nirvana
rnam par smin pa'i kun gzhi - all-ground of maturation
rnam par smin pa'i kun gzhi'i rnam shes - all-ground consciousness of
maturation
rnam par smin pa'i rnam shes - sngon gyi las zag pa dang bcas pa las nges
par smin zhing skyes pa na rnam par smin pa'i rnam shes /
rnam par smin pa'i bag chags - kun gzhi la chos gzhan gyis bgos pa'i nus pa
chos gzhan skye ba'i rgyu'i rkyen du gyur pa
rnam g.yeng rnam rtog bcu - kun brtags dang 'brel ba rnam g.yeng gi rnam
rtog bcu ni/ med par rtog pa dang/ yod par rtog pa dang/ sgro 'dogs par/
skur 'debs kyi/ gcig tu 'dzin pa'i/ deu amr 'dzin pa'i/ rang gi ngo bo nyid
du 'dzin pa'i/ khyad par du rtog pa/ ming la don du/ don la ming du rtog pa
rnams ni kun tu 'dogs byed kyi rnam rtog yin la/ des sgro btags pa'i cha ni
kun brtags dngos so
rnam shes - consciousness, [vijnana]; yan lag gsum pa ni/ kun gzhi'i rnam
shes kyi steng du las kyi bag chags yongs su bzhag pas rnam shes de nyid
yongs su 'gyur ba'i cha yin la/ de la'ang rgyu dus kyi rnam shes dang/ 'bras
bu'i dus kyi rnam shes gnyis su yod do} the cognitions; conciousness,
conciousness principle, primary conciousness, discriminative cognition, [a
point which needs to be made clear is the distinction between 'mind' and
'conciousness.' In the Buddhist tradition mind is purely that which
perceives. It doesn't require brainwork, it is simple perception, just on
the level of the nervous system. This instinctive function is called 'mind.'
In sanskrit 'chitta' means 'heart,' 'essence' that basic essence of mind
which contains the faculty of perception. This kind of perception called
mind [reacting to opposites and so on] is very direct, simple and subtle at
the same time. Conciosness on the other hand, is articulated and
intelligent, it contains 'mind' feelings and thought patterns.]; mode of
awareness perception; skye gnas su 'khrid par byed pa'i rgyu
rnam bshad pa'i chos mngon rgya mtsho'i snying po - a commentary of the {kun
las btus pa} by {rgyal thab}
rnal 'byor rgyun gyi bkol byang - Concise Manual For Daily Practice. The
condensed version of the guru sadhana of Lamey Thukdrup Barchey Kunsel.
rnal 'byor chen po'i dam tshig nyi shu rtsa brgyad - Twenty eight
Commitments of Mahayoga. According to the Miraculous Key to Further
Discernment these are the three basic commitments of body, speech and mind
{sku gsung thugs kyi rtsa ba'i dam tshig gsum} and the twenty-five ancillary
ones, five of which are to be practised {spyad par bya ba}, namely five
kinds of ritual concerning rites of "liberation" and sexual practices, five
not to be renounced {spang par mi bya ba} namely the five conflicting
emotions, five to be adopted {blang bar bya ba} namely the five nectars,
five to be known {shes par bya ba}, namely the components, elements, senseobjects, sacraments of meat, and propensities in their pure nature, and five
to be attained {bsgrub par bya ba} namely, body, speech, mind, enlightened
attributes and activities. Cf. Lilavajra, Clarification of Commitments {dam
tshig gsal bkra} pp. 147-8, and Jamgon Kongtrul, shes-bya kun-khyab-mdzod,
Vol 2, pp. 182- 185.
rnal 'byor spyod pa'i grub mtha' chen po gsum - 1) {kun du brtags pa}. 2)
{gzhan gyi dbang} 3) {yongs su grub pa}
snang ngor la bden - true while perceiving; kun rdzob
snang ji snyed kun - all appearances whatever exist (in this world)
snang ba gnyis - the two kinds of experience. kun rdzob rten 'brel gyi snang
ba
pad ma kun tu 'chang - All-Holding Lotus
dpal kun tu kha sbyor gyi rgyud - Glorious Tantra of Everlasting Union
dpal kun tu bzang po - Shri Samantabhadra
dpal kun tu bzang po'i go 'phang - the state of the glorious Samantabhadra
dpal stag lung thang - seat of Talkunbg Kagyu in Central Tibet
dpal sprul rin po che - Paltrul Rinpoche (1808-1887). One of the foremost
scholars of his time. He was known not only for his scholarship and learning
but also for his example of renunciation and compassion. His most famous
works include Kunsang Lamey Shellung and his commentary on Tsigsum Nedeg,
the epitome of the Dzogchen teachings. A great nonsectarian master of the
19th century who was regarded as the speech emanation of Jigmey Lingpa.
dpyad byed - va. to examine, test, analyze. to stand and scrutiny, hold to
an examination, to withstand close scrutiny, to bear. syn {bden grub} ex.
{dbyad mi bzod pa kun dzob pa don dam}
spang bya'i kun spyod - the conduct to be discarded
spangs gnyen - exp. kunzang thugtig Dintri Thungzin, that to be renounced
and its antidote, omitting, the cemetery ointment
spros pa kun gyi yul min pa - mk. is not the domain of all the complexities
spros mtshan kun gyis dben pa - devoid of all marks of complexity
phag mo gru pa rdo rje rgyal po - Phagmo Drupa; Dorje Gyalpo, (1110-1170):
One of the three main disciples of Gampopa (1079-1153), and a disciple too
of Sakya Kunga Nyingpo; (1092-1158), the forefather of the Sakya tradition.
Founded the monastery of Dhensa Thil; in Lhoka, southern Tibet. Also known
as Khampa Dorgyal (khams pa rdor rgyal).
phu - the upper part of a sloping valley/ foothills; upper end/ higher
ground; the upper part of sloping valley/ the high ground; sleeve, the upper
part, a village in Upper Kunawar
phun tshog gling - Phuntsoling; and Jonang; (jo nang) Ganden Phuntsoling, or
Jonang Monastery, was founded by Dolpupa Sherab Gyaltsen (1292-1361), whose
established his hermitage nearby, an built the Great Stupa that Gives
Liberation on Sight. /by Setting Eyes upon it. The place became later the
seat of the great master Jetsun Taranatha Kunga Nyingpo.
phyi kun rdzob rdzad kyi maN Da la - the outer relative mandala of material
substance
phyi kun rdzob rdzas kyi maN Dal - the outer relative mandala of material
substance
phyi sgrub bar chad kun sel - Outer Sadhana Barchey Kunsel
phyogs kun tu - throughout all directions, {rgyas pa} extending [out] in[to]
all directions
phyogs kun tu - throughout all directions
phrin las snying po - Essence Practice. A longer version of guru sadhana
according to Lamey Thukdrup Barchey Kunsel.
phrin las snying po - Trinley Nyingpo. The Essence Practice. The short
version of the guru sadhana of Barchey Kunsel.
pa} the Beauteous Good Auspices {bkra shis mdzes ldan}. the Penetration of
Sound {sgra thal 'gyur} the Mirror of the Heart of Samantabhadra {kun tu
bzang po thugs kyi me long} the Blazing Lamp {sgron ma 'bar ba} the Array of
Fine Gemstones {nor bu 'phra bkod} the Coalescence of Sun and Moon {nyi zla
kha sbyor} the Pearl Necklace {mu tig phreng ba}, the Natural Liberation of
Awareness {rig pa rang grol} the Sixfold Expanse {klong drug pa} the
Naturally Born Perfection {rdzogs pa rang byung} the Black Wrathful Goddess
{nag mo khros ma} the Blazing Relics of Buddha-Body {sku gdung 'bar ba} the
Mound of Gemstones {rin chen spungs} [GM]
mi she pa kun shes par byed pa'i dbang po - the faculty of making understood
all that has not been understood, {dbang po gsum}, dbang po nyer gnyis}
ming gi kun bshad - table of nouns (in grammar)
ming gi tshogs dang mtshan ma kun rtog - conceptualizing names and
[distinguishing] marks
ming dang mtshan ma kun rtog - conceptualizing names and [distinguishing]
marks
ming gzugs dang skye mched drug - ris mthun gyi lus kun tu 'dzin par byed
pa'i rgyu
me tog kun tu rgyas pas zhus pa - Requested by Ever-Blooming Flower
me tog kun tu 'thor ba - flowers were scattered everywhere
me long lta bu'i ye shes - mirror-like wisdom. mirror-like pristine
awareness; Mirror like awareness, Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {gsal stod 'char
gzhi tshul ye shes kun gyi 'byung gnas yin me long dag pa'i ngos lta bu}
med pa'i stong pa nyid - kun brtags ni bden pa gnyis ka'i skabs su rang gi
mtshan nyid kyis grub pa med pa dang
mos pas spyod pa'i sems bskyed - mind-generation of devoted conduct, [def.
{kun rdzob byang chub kyi sems bzhi}
myong ba rgyu mthun - the experience similar to the cause, def. {srog bcad
pas tshe thung ba sogs}, {Kun brTags}
sman kun nas sbyor ba - to mix up medicine
smon lam stobs po che - {kun bzang smon lam}
smon lam rdor rje - Monlam Dorje, another name for Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo.
rtsa ba'i rnam shes - syn {kun gzhi'i rnam shes
rtsa gsum - 1) the three roots, [guru, yidam, dakini [+ dharmapala]. 2) the
three channels, {ro ma} / {la la na}, {rkyang ma} / {ra sa na}, {dbu ma} /
{kun 'dar ma} / avadhuti]
rtsa gsum kun 'dus - the embodiment of the three roots
tshad ma kun btus - compendium on right, perception; by Dignaga. The
Compendium of Valid / Right Cognition, Pramana-samuccaya [by Dignaga /
{phyogs glang} his principal work, the foundation of Buddhist logic].
tshad ma kun las btus pa - syn {tshad ma kun btus}
tshad
ma
kun
las
btus
pa
Compendium
of
Valid
Knowledge,
Pramanasamuccharya, by Dingaga.
tshad ma rig gter - by sa skya pandi ta kun dga' rgyal mtshan
tshad ma rigs gter - work by sa skya pandi ta kun dga' rgyal mtshan
tshad ma rigs pa'i gter - work by sa skya pandi ta kun dga' rgyal mtshan
tshad ma rigs pa'i gter gyi rang 'grel - work by {sa skya pan di ta kun dga'
rgyal mtshan}
tshe 'di'i 'khri ba kun bcad pa - to sever all ties to this life
tshe rabs kun tu - throughout all of our lives; in all my lives
tshe rabs kun tu - throughout all of our lives
tshe'am skye ba'i kun nas nyon mongs pa - affliction of life or rebirth;
life or birth which is total affliction
mtshan nyid chad pa'i kun btags - def. see {mtshan nyid yongs su chad pa'i
kun btags}
mtshan nyid chad pa'i kun brtags - Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {don la ma grub
kyang rtog pas btags pa bdag lta dang rdzas grub lta bu}
mtshan nyid chad pa'i kun brtags - imagined phenomena lacking attributes
mtshan nyid yongs su chad pa'i kun btags - gang zag gi bdag tu 'dzin pa'i
'dzin stangs kyis gzung bya la sogs pa mtshan nyid yongs su chad pa'i kun
btags te/ de'i rgyu mtshan yang gang zag gi bdag shes bya la mi srid pas der
'dzin gyi gzung bya yang mtshan nyid chad pa
mtshan nyid gsum - three natures. 1) {kun brtags pa'i mthan nyid} imaginary.
2) {gzhan gyi bang gi mtshan nyid} relational. 3) {yongs su grub pa'i mthan
nyid} absolute. Three Characteristics of the Continuum of the Path. The
awareness as the four kinds of realisation is the characteristic of
perception {rtogs pa rnam pa bzhi'i tshul rig pa ni shes pa'i mtshan nyid}
the repeated experience of it is the characteristic of the entrance {yang
nas yang du goms par byed pa ni 'jug pa'i mtshan nyid} and the ac
tualisation of it by the power of experience is the characteristic of the
result {goms pa'i mthus mngon du gyur ba ni 'bras bu'i mtshan nyid}. Three
Essential Categories. nature.
'tshogs pa kun - all those present
mdzod lnga - Five treasuries. Five collections of teachings by Jamgon
Kongtrul I: Dam-ngak Dzo, Rinchen Terdzo, Kagyu Ngakdzo, Sheja Kunkhyab, and
Gyacher Kadzo.
rdzogs chen snying thig lugs kyi sku gsum - 1) {chos sku kun to bzang po}.
2) {longs sku rdo rje sems dpa'} 3) {sprul sku dga' rab rdo rje}
rdzogs chen pa kun bzang gzhan phan - Kunzang Shenpen, Dzogchenpa. See Do
Drupchen: first
rdzogs chen pa kun bzang gzhan phan - Dzogchenpa Kunzang Shenphen. See Do
Drupchen Jigme Trinley Oser
rdzogs pa chen po snying thig gi khrid yig go bde bklag chog tu bkod pa lhun
grub rtogs pa'i rang sgra kun bzang thugs mdzod gu yangs snying gi thig le Heart Essence of Openness and Ease, Guyang Nyingthig, by Chingkar Donyo
Dorje
zhi ba lha - Santideva, one of the eighty-four mahasiddha of India. He
composed the famous Bodhicaryavatara (byang chub sems dpa'i spyod pa la 'jug
pa), "Engaging in the Bodhichitta's Deeds", and the Siksasamuccaya (bslab pa
kun las btus pa), the "Collected Precepts" two major texts describing the
ideal and practice of a bodhisattva.
zhi ba'i lha zhe gnyis - peaceful deities, forty-two; Forty-Two Peaceful
Deities:
Samantabhadra,
Samanta
bhadri,
Vairochana,
Akshobhya,
Ratnasambhava, Amitabha, Amogha siddhi, Akashadhatvis'vari, Buddhalocana,
Mamaki, Pan.daravasini, Samayatara, Kshitigarbha, Vajrapani, Akashagarbha,
Avalokites'vara, Lasya, Malya, Gita, Narti, Maitreya, Nivaranaviskambhin,
Samanta bhadra, Man~jushri, Dhupi, Pushpa, Aloka, Gandha, Am.rtakun.dalin,
Hayagriva, Mahabala, Yamantaka, An.kusha, Pasha, Sphota, Gantha, Munindra,
Vemacitra, Shakyamuni, Simha, Jvalamukha, and Yamaraja. [GM]
zhing kun khyab - pervading all realms
gzhan kun - all others
gzhan dbang - Dependent; dependent conditionality, relative, dependent
phenomena, other powered, in context of {mtshan nyid gsum}. control by
externals, the dependency nature, dependent phenomena, dependent category;
conditioned; relative dependence; relatively dependent; external influence.
Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul: {rdzas su yod pa ste don byed nus pa'i phyir ro};
{gzung 'dzin gyi dngos por snang ba'i rnam par shes pa tsam ste/ ma rig pa'i
bag chags kyi gzhan dbang du gyur pa'i snang ba yin pa'i phyir ro} phung
khams skye mched kyi chos su snang ba'i gzung cha'i rnam pa dang/ 'dzin
cha'i rnam par snang ba yang dag pa ma yin pa'i kun tu rtog pa zhes bya ste
gzhan dbang} rang gi rgyu rkyen las skyes pa'i rnam par rig pa tsam yin la/
rang gi zhes pa ni rnam par rig pa'i shes pa de dang skyes pa'i rgyu rkyen
mthun pa'am rung ba las 'byung ba'i don yin no/ /de'ang gzhan zhes pa ni kun
gzhi'i steng du bzhag pa'i sna tshogs pa'i bag chags rnams yin la/ bag chags
de'i dbang las kun gzhi'i rnam par shes pa rnam rig dang bcas pa snang bar
'gyur ba yin no/ /de la rnam shes gsal rig tsam zhig bag chags kyi dbang du
ma gyur na/ rnam par rig pa sna tshogs par mi 'gyur bar rang tshugs su gnas
pa yin pa las/ bag chags gzhan dbang du gyur pas rnam par rig pa sna tshogs
su gyur pa yin no}
zag med kyi dbang po gsum - the three supramundane dominants, the three
nonconditioning faculties. 1) {kun shes byed pa}. 2) {kun shes pa} 3) {kun
shes ldan pa'i dbang po}
bzang po'i spyod pa'i smon lam gyi rgyal po - See {rgyal sras kun tu bzang
po'i spyod pa'i smon lam gyi rgyal po}
'od gsal sgyu ma - luminous magic; {kun snang ting 'dzin}
yang dag kun rdzob - actual relative truth; correct relative truth. snang la
don byed nus pa} correct conventional / relative truth / actual or real
truth, conventionally real truth
yang dag kun rdzob kyi bden pa - Correct superficial truth
yang dag kun rdzob bden pa - real conventional truth
yang dag pa'i kun rdzob - The correct relative
yang dag pa'i kun rdzob bden pa - correct relative truth
yang dag par blangs pa las byung ba - sdom pa yang dag par blangs pa'i
spongs sems gtan du ba'i gzugs te / 'di la kun slong gzhan gyis rig par byar
med pas rnam par rig byed ma yin pa'i gzugs zer /
yang log kun rdzob - correct and incorrect relative [truth]
yan tan kun ldan - had all good qualities
yid byed - mental fabrication, mental activity / engagement, considerations,
attention. {yid la byed pa} perceive, apprehend, comprehend, comprehension,
attention, mental event, the consciousness that enable {gtso sems} to
distinguish between particular objects, to understand things individually.
Attention, as one of the five ever-present mental states; syn {yid la byed
pa} perceive, apprehend, comprehend, comprehension, attention, mental event,
the consciousness that enable {gtso sems} to distinguish between particular
objects, to understand things individually. as one of the five ever-present
mental states, mental activity / engagement, considerations, attention; one
of {kun 'gro lnga}; def. {sems yul gyi dmigs pa la yang dang yang du gcod
pa'i bye brag tu 'dzin pa'o /
yid byed pa po kun tu bzang po - 'mind and doer' Samantabhadra
yid mi 'ong ba - kun gyis yid mi 'ong ba
yum kun tu bzang mo - the mother Samantrabhadri
ye ji bzhin pa'i dkyil 'khor - Primordial man.dala of Samantabhadri. the
mandala of primordial isness [Kuntuzangmo mandala in Anu Yoga]. the
primordial mandala [in anuyoga]
ye don gyi kun gzhi - all-ground of the primordial nature, the primordial
all-ground, syn {gdod ma'i gnas lugs} the original state
ye shes sku - sangs rgyas kun gyi +
yongs grub - btags yod kyi dgag bya kun brtags kyis stong pa'i 'dus ma byas/
gzung 'dzin gnyis stong gi shes pa rnam par mi rtog pa rnam par dag pa'i
dmigs pa de las gzhan du med par yongs su grub pa'o, yongs su grub pa} the
absolute, corresponds to absolute truth, absolute, 'fully established'.
consummate, established reality, established phenomena, full presence,
ultimate cognition of reality, brought to perfection, fully established,
synonium absolute, the ideally absolute, totally real, perfected, thoroughly
established phenomena, thoroughly established [esp. in context of {mtshan
nyid gsum}. full presence, thoroughly established, the ideally absolute.
{yongs su grub pa} the absolute, corresponds to absolute truth, ultimate
cognition of reality, brought to perfection, totally real, perfected,
thoroughly established phenomena, thoroughly established [esp. in context of
{mtshan nnyid gsum}. fully established, synonium absolute; gdod ma'i don dam
chos thams cad kyi chos nyid} rang rig rang gsal spros pa thams cad dang
bral ba de yin te/ chos nyid dang chos dbyings dang/ de bzhin nyid dang/ don
dam pa rnams ming gi rnam grangs so} the absolute; don dam par yod pa ste
rnam par mi rtog pa'i yul yin pa'i phyir ro} thoroughly established
yongs 'dzin kun dga' lhun grub - bde chen chos 'khor yongs 'dzin
yongs su rtog pa - completely comprehending, parikalpa, hypothesis,
assumption, imputation, fancy, hypothesize, suppose, conceive, imagine,
consideration, reflection, thought, syn {kun tu rtog pa}
yod pa'i stong pa nyid - gzhan dbang ni don dam par med kyang kun rdzob bden
pa'i ngo bor yod pa
rwa rgya bkra shis kun bde gling - Ragya Monastery, Tashi Kunde Ling,
founded by Arik Geshey, in Domey.
rag mgo mchog sprul - thub bstan bshad sgrub rgya mtsho, 1890-1973. alias
padma kun bzang rang grol
rang snang ma dag pa'i kun slong - the motivation which profanes sacred
outlook
rang bzhin brgyad cu'i kun rtog - eighty indicative conceptions
rang bzhin gnas rigs - Naturally present potential applies to the mind
essence present as the unobstructed potential for the qualities of
dharmakaya arising from its empty aspect and the qualities of rupakaya
arising from its manifest aspect. It is called 'all-ground wisdom' (kun
gzhi'i ye shes) because of being the ground from which both samsara and
nirvana arise and the 'defiled suchness' (dri bcas de bzhin nyid) because of
being combined with defilement at the time of a sentient being. (YLS) (DKR)
rang bzhin gsum - the three natures. 1) kun brtags
rang bzhin gsum - Three natures (mtshan nyid gsum). The aspects of phenomena
as set forth by the Chittamatra and Yogachara schools: the 'imagined,' the
'dependent,' and the 'absolute.' The imagined (kun brtags) is the two kinds
of self-entity. The dependent (gzhan dbang) is the eight collections of
consciousness. The absolute (yongs grub) is the empty nature of things,
suchness.
rang bzhin lhun grub kyi dkyil 'khor - [In Anuyoga] The mandala of
spontaneous self-existence, Kuntuzangpo's mandala of unbiased experience,
the natural and spontaneously present man.dala of Samantabhadra. the natural
mandala of spontaneous presence [in anuyoga]. spontaneously present man.dala
of natural expression
rab bskyed - the third of the four {kun 'byung bden pa'i mtshan nyid}
rab 'byams kun bzang rnam rgyal - Rabjam Gyurme Kunsang Namgyal, founded
Shechen Monastery in 1735: 1713-1769
rig 'dzin ku ma ra dza - disciple of {grub thob me long rdo rje} and guru of
{kun mkhyen dri med 'od zer} in the {snying thig} lineage
rig 'dzin kun bzang shes rab - founder of Palyul Monastery
rigs kun khyab bdag - the Lord who pervades all families. Vajrasattva. syn
{dus kyi 'khor lo}
rigs kun 'dus pa - the embodiment of all families
rigs kun 'dus gzugs - embodied form of all families
rigs lnga snying po'i skor lnga - Five Essential Cycles of the Five
Families, revealed by Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo
rigs lnga snying po'i skor lnga - revealed by Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo
rigs drug sems can kun - all the six kinds of beings
rigs rnams kun bdag - lord of all families
rin chen kun 'dus kyi lung - All-embodying Jewel Scripture; One of the
Eighteen Major Scriptures of the Mind Section of Dzogchen.
rung ba ma yin pa'i gzhi bcu - Ten Transgressions. As stated in the Minor
Transmissions {bka' 'gyur} Da pp. 646 663. the following ten transgressions
were the issue of the second council at Vaishali, namely, exclamations of
alas {hu lu hu lu} celebrating the arhats {yid rangs} the deliberate
practice of agriculture {kun spyod} sipping medicine from a pot of ale
{snod} the misuse of the sacred stored salt {len tsha} eating while on the
road {lam} desecration of offerings with two fingers {sor gnyis} stirring
curd and milk together as an after noon beverage {dkrug} using a new mat
without an old patch {gding} and begging for gold. or silver {gser}
reg pa - {reg pa, reg pa, reg pa, reg} trans. v.; contact, to touch,
contact, to reach, [rapport], 1) contact, as one of the twelve links, the
sixth of the twelve links of dependent origination, as one of the twelve
links, the sixth of the twelve links of dependent origination. Def. by
Jamgon Kongtrul: {yan lag drug pa ni/ mngal nas phyir btsas te yul dang/
dbang po dang/ rnam par shes pa gsum 'dus pa'i reg pa 'byung ba yin zhing/
de'ang reg pa dngos ni/ rnam shes yul dang phrad pa las yul des shes par
'gyur ba'i cha zhig 'byung ba de} 2) sensory contact; contact, as one of the
five ever-present mental states, one of {kun 'gro lnga}; Def. by Jamgon
Kongtrul: {yul dbang yid byed gsum 'dus pa las tshor ba bde sdug dang mthun
par dbang po'i 'gyur ba yongs su gcod par byed pa} Def. by Jamgon Kongtrul:
{gsum 'dus nas yul yongs su gcod par byed pa}
ro ma rkyang ma kun 'dar ma - lalana, pingala and avadhuti
rong ston chen po - kun mkhyen rong ston chen po
rong ston shes bya kun rig - 1367-1449
rol mo'i bye brag bco brgyad - Eighteen Appendages of Music. The dancer, the
dance, the large drum, the kettle drum, the tambour, the large kettle drum,
the gong, the lute, the one-sided kettle drum, bell metal cymbals, bell,
three-string lute, mukun.da drum, cymbals, chorus, tabor, instrumentation
and the flute. [GM]
la gsum rgyal ba byang chub - Gyalwa Jangchub of Lasum. One of the first
seven Tibetans to receive full ordination as a monk by Shantarakshita, he
was exceedingly intelligent, visited India several times and translated many
sacred scriptures. A close disciple of Padmasambhava, he attained siddhi and
could fly through the sky. Rigdzin Kunzang Sherab, the founder of the great
Palyul Monastery in Kham, is considered one of his reincarnations. Gyalwa
Jangchub means 'Victorious enlightenment.'
lam bden - truth of path, as interdependent links. abbr. of {lam gyi bden
pa}; true paths, truth of path, as interdependent links. abbr. of {lam gyi
bden pa}; ngo bo ni/ kun 'byung spong bar nus shing 'gog pa thob par nus
pa'i 'phags pa rnams kyi ye shes
las kyi kun nas nyon mongs pa - affliction of karma, the karma group of bad
thoughts
las kyi dbang mo - Leykyi Wangmo, Skt. Karma Indranila, Karmeshvari. The
dakini who transmitted the Eight Sadhana Teachings to the Eight Vidyadharas
and later the Assemblage of Sugatas to Padmasambhava. See also 'Kungamo.'
lus kyi kun gzhi - the all-ground of the body
legs bshad zhen 'khris kun gcod - Mind Training on Cutting All Ties of
Attachment, by Chen-ngawa Lodro Gyaltsen
len pa'i rnam shes - yang dang yang du nying mtshams sbyor zhing lus len pa
dang gnas par byed pas na len pa'i rnam shes /
log pa'i kun rdzob - false relative [truth]. the wrong relative. false
conventional truth, erroneous / ficticious relative truth, def. {snang srid
snod bcud blo bkod pa'i chos so cog dang bcad pa yul 'khrul snang blo rdzun
pa'i ngo bo la snang ba yin pa'i phyir}
log pa'i kun rdzob kyi bden pa - False superficial truth
log pa'i kun rdzob bden pa - wrong relative truth. unreal conventional
truth; unreal conventional truth, wrong relative truth
shes sgrib kun btags - imputed knowledge obscuration; imputed knowledge
obscuration.
shes pa zhim mngar kun sgyu mar ra mdzod - recognize all sweet and tasty
thing as illusion
shes pa'i kun rdzob bden pa - cognitive superficial reality
shes bya kun khyab - all encompassing knowledge, [Treasury of] All pervading
Knowledge.
shes bya kun khyab - All-Encompassing Knowledge
shes bya kun khyab mdzod - by Jamgon Kongtrul.
shes bya kun khyab mdzod - Sheja Kunkhyab Treasury. One of the Five
Treasuries of Jamgon Kongtrul containing an encyclopedia of Buddhism and
Buddhist culture in three volumes. Translated under the guidance of H.E.
Kalu Rinpoche.
shes bya kun mkhyen - omniscient
shes bya kun gyi de nyid - thatness, reality of all knowable things
shes bya kun gyi de nyid mkhyen pas gzigs - through your wisdom you perceive
the
shes bya'i gnas - syn {kun gzhi'i rnam shes} objects of knowledge
shes rab rgyal mtshan dol bu pa - Jonang Kunkhyen Dolpopa Sherab Gyaltsen:
1292-1361
shes rig gi rgyal po - syn {kun shes kun rig gi rgyal po rang byung rig pa}
sa skya paN Di ta - {sa skya pan di ta kun dga' rgyal mtshan}
rig tu yid ches pa snying po gsang ba'i rgyud}, {sems nyid kun gyi rtsa ba
nam mkha' che rtsa ba can gyi rgyud}, {sems nyid gcig tu 'dus pa nyag gcig
dgongs pa'i rgyud}, {sems nyid ji bzhin par bzhag pa bsam gtan chen po'i
rgyud}, {sems nyid rgyun chags su goms pa bsam gtan rgyun chags kyi rgyud},
{sems nyid thams cad du gsungs pa sgo mang mdo'i rgyud}, {sems nyid dbang
dang sbyar ba nam mkha' che dbang gi rgyud}, {sems nyid sgra tshig las 'das
pa nam mkha' che yi ge med pa'i rgyud}, {sems nyid gdod ma'i gnas su bstan
pa nam mkha' che gzhi'i rgyud}, {sems nyid 'od gsal du bstan pa rin chen
'bar ba'i rgyud}, {sems nyid yon tan lhun grub tu bstan pa rin po che phreng
ba'i rgyud}, {sems nyid khams gsum la gsal ba khams gsum sgron ma'i rgyud},
{sems nyid spang blang las 'das par ston pa nges pa snying po'i rgyud}, and
{sems nyid 'pho 'gyur med par ston pa rdo rje gsang ba'i rgyud} [GM]
sems pa - {sems pa, bsams pa, bsam pa, soms} trans. v.; 1) to think,
reflect, assume, apprehend, intend, direct one's mind, pay, attention, be
conscious. 2) contemplation, one of the {chos spyod bcu} ten religious
practices. 3) intention, motivation, mentation, thinking, directing thought,
mentation, apprehension, reflection, volition. 4) will, act of will. 5)
motivator, activator. 6) conscious apprehension. 7) Attraction, as one of
the five ever-present mental states; one of {kun 'gro lnga}. Def. by Jamgon
Kongtrul: {sems yul la g.yo ba'i gnas skabs kyi yid kyi rnam 'byur},
connects primary mind to an object of perception or action, syn {las} / {'du
byed}.
sems byung kun 'gro - ever-present mental states, omnipresent mental
factors,
sems byung kun 'gro lnga - the five ever-present mental events. 1) {sems
pa}. 2) {tshor pa} 3) {'du shes} 4) {yid la byed pa} 5) {rig pa};
sems byung lnga bcu rtsa gcig - Fifty-one Mental Events. The five everpresent ones {kun 'gro lnga} of rapport, imagination, feeling, cognition and
motivation, the five object-determined ones {yul so sor nges pa lnga} or
craving,
inclination,
recollection,
contemplation
and
discriminative
awareness, the eleven positive functions of every positive attitude {bcu
gcig dge sems kun gyi 'khor du 'byung ba} or faith, carefulness, lucidity,
equanimity, decency, decorum, detachment, non-hatred, non-delusion, nonviolence, and persev erence, the six root conflicting emotions {rtsa ba'i
nyon mongs pa drug} of rage, arrogance, ignorance, view of mundane
aggregates and doubt, and the twenty subsidiary conflicting emotions {nyi
shu nye bar nyon mongs pa} of anger, hostility, dissimulation, malice,
jealousy, avarice, illusion, dishonesty, spitefulness, pride, contempt,
indecorum, delusion, over-exuberance, distrust, laziness, carelessness,
forgetfulness, excitability, inattentiveness, and the four variables {'gyur
ba bzhi} of drowsiness, regret, ideas and scrutiny. [GM]
sems tsam rnam bden pa - sgo lnga'i dbang shes la phyi rol don du snang ba
thams cad nang shes pa'i rdzas su bden par 'dod} phyi rol gyi don bden dngos
su grub pa med kyang don du rtog pa'i bag chags las shel tshon can bzhin
shes pa nyid don gyi rnam pa can du skye bar 'dod pas/ gzugs can du snang ba
mtha' dag snang mkhan gyi sems nyid bag chags 'khrul pa'i dbang gis rgyangs
chad kyi don du snang ba tsam yin gyi/ yin lugs gzung bya'i sems su bden pas
na 'gog bden yang spang bya dang bral ba'i sems la 'jog pa sogs mdo las
phung khams skye mched ji snyed gsungs pa kun sems kyi chos su bden pa ste
sems nyid du 'dod pas ming yang rnam bden pa zhes grags so
sems yid rnam par shes pa - mind, thought, and consciousness; Def. by Jamgon
Kongtrul: {sems ni kun gzhi'i rnam par shes / / ngar sems bdag nyid yid yin
no / / gang zhig yul la 'dzin byed pa / de ni rnam par shes zhes bya}
sems las byung ba lda bcu nga gcig - fity one mental events. [1-5) {kun 'gro
lnga}
five
omnipresent.
1)
{tshor
ba}
sensation.
2)
{'du
shes}
discrimination. 3) {sems pa} volition. 4) {reg pa} contact. 5) {yid la byed
pa} mental demandanding. [6-10] {yul nges lnga} five object dtermining. 6)
{'dun pa} intensity. 7) {mos pa} intensified interest. 8) {dran pa}
mindfulness. 9) {ting nge 'dzin} meditation. 20) {shes rab} wisdom. [11-21)
{dge bcu gcig} eleven virtues. 11) {dad pa} faith. 12) {ngo tsa shes pa}
self-respect. 13) {khrel yod pa} propriety. 14) {ma chags pa} non-
attachment. 15) {zhe sdang med pa} non-hatred. 16) {gti lug med pa} nondeludedness. 17) {btson 'grus}
sel ba - nad kun + cures all ailments
so skye'i kun rtog - ordinary thinking
srid pa'i yan lag - factor of becoming [link of dependent arising, any of
the twelve]; link of becoming; syn {kun gzhi'i rnam shes
srog gi dbang po - skye ba snga ma la byas pa'i las gsum gyis 'phang pa'i lo
brgya'am stong ngam bskal pa 'di tsam zhes gnas pa'i dus nges pa can te 'du
byed kun gzhi nyid 'gro ba ris mthun gcig tu gnas pa'i dus nges pa la 'tsho
bar byed pa} life faculty, as one of the fourteen non-concurrent formations,
to develop, to cause to develop, life faculty, {ldan min 'du byed}
gsang bdag dregs pa kun 'dul - Lord of Secrets, Subduer of the Arrogant
Ones, revealed by Pema Ledreltsel
gsang bdag dregs pa kun 'dul - revealed by Pema Ledreltsel
gsang ba don gyi phrin las - the Sadhana of the Ultimate Secret; syn {kun
bzang don phrin}
gsang ba ye shes - Secret Wisdom, revealed by Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo
gsang ba ye shes - revealed by Kunzang Dechen Gyalpo
gsol 'debs bar chad kun sel - revealed by Terton Bakal Mukpo
gsol 'debs bar chad kun sel - Prayer for Dispelling Obstacles on the Path,
by Terton Bakal Mukpo
bsam don kun - whatever mind desires
bsam pa - 1) ft. of {sems pa} to ponder, consider, plan, reflect, think. 2)
thought, ideation, opinion, concept, concentration, thinking, contemplation,
recollection, reflection, 3) a plan, concern, intention, wish, wishes, 4)
motivation, attitude 5) to feel, 6) spirit. 7) mentalities. syn {kun slong}
future tense and secondary form of {sems pa}; contemplation; thought/
thinking/
reflection;
imagination;
wish/
goal;
attitude;
to
think/
contemplate/ imagine/ reflect upon; aspirations/ thoughts; reflection [as in
listening, reflecting, and meditating]. attitude, Contemplating
bsam pa rgya che ba byang chub sems kyi kun slong - the immense thought of
the bodhichitta motivation,attitude
bsod nams rtse mo - Sonam Tsemo :1142-1182. One of the Five Sakya
Forefathers; son of Kunga Nyingpo.
bsrung bya'i sdom pa - for hinayana: nges 'byung gi bsam pas kun nas bslangs
pa'i gzhan gnod gzhir bcas spong ba'i sems pa mtshungs ldan dang bcas pa'i
so so thar ba'i tshul khrims
bslab btus - Compendium of Instructions, a supplement to {spyod 'jug} its
commentary by Shantideva, {bslab pa kun las btus pa}
bslab pa kun las btus pa - {bslab pa kun btus}
hung chen 'gro 'dul gling pa - 1901-1956; master of {bon gsar} the sixth kun
grol grags pa}
lhan skyes dang kun btags - innate and imputed, [instictive and learned]
lhan skyes ma rig - coemergent ignorance; syn {lhan cig skyes pa'i ma rig
pa} syn {bag chags sna tshogs pa'i kun gzhi}
A rya de ba'i snying po kun btus - name of text
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