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DeutschEnglischDefinition (Englisch)TibetischSanskrit (Pali)
Tantratantra(1) An everlasting stream of continuity. On the causal level, the mental continuum, with its various aspects of Buddha-nature. On the pathway level, the continuity of practices involving Buddha-figures. On the resultant level, the continuity of the various corpuses or bodies of a Buddha. (2) The texts that discuss the above topics.rgyudtantra
Tantra, nichtdualestantra, nondualSee: nondual tantra.
Tantra-Mahamudratantra mahamudraSee: mantra mahamudra.
tantrische Nebengelübdesecondary tantric vowsSee: thick actions.
tantrischer Meistertantric masterA spiritual mentor who confers on disciples tantric vows. According to some commentaries, a spiritual mentor who confers on disciples empowerments and subsequent permissions from any of the classes of tantra.rdo-rje slob-dponvajracarya
TathagataTathagataSee: Thusly Gone One.
tatsächliche Naturactual natureA synonym for voidness (emptiness) or, in some mahamudra and dzogchen systems, the nature of everything as the play of inseparable awareness and voidness.chos-nyiddharmata
tatsächlicher Geist des klaren Lichtsactual clear light mindA subtlest level of consciousness that has a nonconceptual, blissful cognition of voidness.don-gyi 'od-gsal
Tauglichkeits-Retreatretreat, serviceabilitySee: serviceability retreat.
Tauglichkeits-Retreatserviceability retreatAn intensive tantric meditation practice, done over many meditation sessions, during which one performs the sadhana and recites the mantra of a Buddha-figure ten thousand, one hundred thousand, or many hundreds of thousands of times, depending on the number of syllables in the mantra. When completed and finished off with the appropriate fire puja, this intensive practice makes the mind fit to be used (fit to be put into service) for more advanced tantric practices with that Buddha-figure.las-rung
Tendenz, karmischetendency, karmicSee: karmic tendency.
TermatermaSee: treasure text.
tiefes Gewahrseindeep awareness(1) In the context of the five types of deep awareness, a type of principal awareness that all beings have as an aspect of Buddha-nature. It is "deep" in the sense that it is a fundamental way in which the mind works and has always been there, primordially, with no beginning and no end. (2) When contrasted with "discriminating awareness" (Tib. shes-rab) in the non-Gelug usage of the term, the principal awareness that nonconceptually cognizes the deepest truth of something (its inseparable voidness and appearance), beyond all words and concepts. (3) In the context of the ten Mahayana far-reaching attitudes, when contrasted with "discriminating awareness," principal awareness that nonconceptually cognizes the two truths of something. (4) In the context of an arya's nonconceptual cognition of voidness, in the Gelug usage, either the principal awareness that explicitly and nonconceptually cognizes voidness (deepest truth) during total absorption or the principal awareness that implicitly and nonconceptually cognizes voidness during subsequent attainment.ye-shesjnana
tiefes Gewahrsein, das wie ein Spiegel istdeep awareness that is like a mirrorSee: mirror-like deep awareness.
tiefes Gewahrsein, reflexivesdeep awareness, reflexiveSee: reflexive deep awareness.
tiefes Gewahrsein, selbstentstehendesdeep awareness, self-arisingSee: self-arising deep awareness
tiefes Gewahrsein, vollbringendesdeep awareness, accomplishingSee: accomplishing deep awareness.
tiefes Gewahrsein, wie man Werke vollbringtdeep awareness to accomplish thingsSee: accomplishing deep awareness.
tiefes Gewahrsein der Gleichheit der Dingedeep awareness of the equality of thingsSee: equalizing deep awareness.
tiefes Gewahrsein der Individualität der Dingedeep awareness of the individuality of thingsSee: individualizing deep awareness.
tiefes Gewahrsein der Realitätdeep awareness of realityOne of the five types of deep awareness that all beings have as an aspect of Buddha-nature. The deep awareness of the superficial truth of something -- namely, awareness of what it is. When developed on the spiritual path, this deep awareness may also be of the deepest truth of something -- namely, its voidness. Also called: deep awareness of the sphere of reality.chos-dbyings ye-shesdharmadhatu-jnana
tiefes Gewahrsein der Wirklichkeitssphäre / der Realitätssphäredeep awareness of the sphere of realitySee: deep awareness of reality.
tiefste Ebenedeepest levelThe level of some phenomenon that is veiled or concealed by something more superficial about that phenomenon. Sometimes translated as "ultimate level" or "deepest ultimate level."don-dam-pa
tiefste Ebene der kostbaren Juwelendeepest level Precious GemsThe level of the Three Rare and Supreme Gems that are concealed by the apparent level gems.don-dam-pa'i dkon-mchog
tiefstes Bodhichittadeepest bodhichittaThe deep awareness that has nonconceptual cognition of voidness.don-dam-pa'i byang-chub-gyi sems
tiefstes Buddhajuweldeepest Buddha GemA Buddha's Dharmakaya as a source of safe direction (refuge).don-dam-pa'i sangs-rgyas dkon-mchog
tiefstes Dharmajuweldeepest Dharma GemThe true stoppings and true pathway minds on the mental continuum of an arya, whether a layperson or a monastic, as a source of safe direction (refuge).don-dam-pa'i chos dkon-mchog
tiefstes Sanghajuweldeepest Sangha GemThe true stoppings and true pathway minds on the mental continuum of an arya, whether a layperson or monastic, as a source of safe direction (refuge).don-dam-pa'i dge-'dun dkon-mchog
tiefste Wahrheitdeepest truthIn the Mahayana tenet systems, a true fact about a phenomenon that is veiled or concealed by a more superficial true fact about the same phenomenon. Some translators render this term as "ultimate truth."don-dam bden-paparamartha
tiefste Wahrheittruth, deepestSee: deepest truth.
Todes-Existenzdeath existenceThe period of time in the mental continuum of an individual limited being during which they experience death. Unless one successfully does advanced anuttarayoga tantra meditations at this time, this period lasts only one moment.'chi-srid
TonglentonglenSee: giving and taking.
Tradition der Amulettdoseamulet box traditionA tradition of mahamudra meditation transmitted in the Shangpa Kagyu school.ga'u-ma
Trägheit, geistigedullness, mentalSee: mental dullness.
Trainer, Meditations-trainer, meditationSee: meditation trainer.
Training der Geisteshaltungenattitude-trainingA spiritual training in which one cleanses disturbing attitudes from one's mind and trains to replace them with constructive attitudes. Also called: cleansing of attitudes, mind-training, Lojong.blo-sbyong
Trankopfer, goldeneslibation, goldenSee: golden libation.
treibende KraftagentThe person who commits an action.byed-pa-po
Tropfen der Jasminblütedrops, jasmine flowerSee: jasmine flower drops.
Tropfen der Jasminblütejasmine flower dropsDrops of white bodhichitta; drops of subtle creative energy.kun-dakunda
trügerischdeceptiveBeing mistaken or confusing with respect to the appearance of something.'khrul-ba
trügerische Erscheinungdeceptive appearanceA cognitive object that appears to exist in a manner different from the way in which it actually exists.'khrul-snang
trügerische Wahrnehmungdeceptive cognitionA cognition that takes a phenomenon's mode of existence that it makes appear -- namely, an appearance of its seemingly true existence -- to be the phenomenon's actual mode of existence. The deceptive cognition may be either accurate or distorted with respect to the appearance it makes of the superficial truth of what the phenomenon conventionally is.'khrul-shes
tugendhaft / ehrenhaft / rechtschaffenvirtuousSee: constructive.

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