Key Terms/Rgyu'i rgyud

From Bodhicitta


རྒྱུའི་རྒྱུད་ rgyu'i rgyud
causal continuum
Tibetan - Noun
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Basic Meaning

The mind's natural mode that abides as suchness, which remains unchanged from the state of an ordinary being up until enlightenment.

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A proxy term for buddha-nature found in tantric literature.

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According to the Tshig mdzod chen mo, in the sutra class this is called the element, essence of the bliss gone, the naturally abiding potential, and so forth. In the lower tantra class it is called the that-ness of self, the enlightened mind, the mind of Samantabhadra, and so forth. And in the highest yoga tantra class, it is called the union of E-Vam.

In other languages
Tibetan
རྒྱུའི་རྒྱུད་
rgyu'i rgyud
gyu gyu
How translators render it
causal continuumBuddha-nature Standard
causal tantraKarl Brunnhölzl
causal continuityIves Waldo
In the dictionaries
Tshig mdzod chen mo

sems can nas sangs rgyas kyi bar du sems kyi rang bzhin gyi tshul nam mkha' ltar 'gyur ba med par gnas pa de nyid yin la/ de la mdo sde rnams su khams bde bar gshegs pa'i snying po rang bzhin gnas rigs sogs dang/ rgyud sde 'og ma rnams su bdag gi de kho na nyid dang/ byang chub kyi sems dang/ kun tu bzang po'i sems sogs ming ji snyed yod la/ rnal 'byor bla med kyi rgyud du e waM zung 'jug

Term type
Noun
Source language
Tibetan
Topic
causal continuum
Synonyms
gzhi rgyud