JH-ENG |
conventional truth; truth-for-a-concealer; concealer-truth; relative truth; truth-for-an-obscured-mind; obscured truth; truth-for-an-obscured-awareness; truth for a conventional [mind]; truth for an obscured [mind] |
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JH-T |
brdzab rdzob brdzabs rdzobs |
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JH-SKT, YOGA |
saMvRti-satya |
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JH-SKT |
{MSA}*(ta); {LCh,ME}saMvRtisatya |
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JH-DEFT |
mtshad nyid/ don dam par don byed mi nus pa'i chos/ |
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JH-DEFE |
Def. in the SUtra School Following Reasoning: a phenomenon that is not ultimately able to perform a function |
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JH-C |
Comment: In the SUtra School Following Reasoning the following are equivalent: conventional truth (kun rdzob bden pa); permanent phenomenon (rtag pa); generally characterized phenomenon (སྤྱི་མཚན་); phenomenon which is not a [functioning] thing (dngos med kyi chos); uncompounded phenomenon ('dus ma byas kyi chos); unproduced phenomenon (ma byas pa'i chos). |
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JH-EXT |
shes bya dang rtag dngos gnyis dang 'dus ma byas kyi nam mkha' kun rdzob bden pa yin/ |
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JH-EXE |
object of knowledge; [the set of] the two—permanent phenomenon and thing; and uncompounded space are conventional truths |
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IW |
relative/ conventional truth |
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RB |
relative (level of) truth |
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RY |
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] |