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• Sambhāradvaya  + (the two accumulations refers to two sets of things that need to be gathered together in order to progress along the path to enlightenment. The two accumulations referred to here are teh accumulation of merit and the accumulation of wisdom)

• Dpyad sgom  + (Analytic meditation (''dpyad sgom'') is th … Analytic meditation (''dpyad sgom'') is the style of meditation in which the person uses the faculty called ''[[prajñā]]'' (''shes rab''), which is the aspect of the intellect that can analyze things and decide on them as being this or that. Thus it is a faculty that is able to uncover deeper levels of the reality of phenomena. This style of meditation is the style of the practitioner who engages in study, particularly study supported with logic and reason. The intellect is used as a means of approaching reality. It is thus sometimes known as the paṇḍita's (scholar's) style of meditation. Note that there is a Sanskrit term, vicārabhāvanā, sometimes referred to in research for this Tibetan word, but according to the Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism, it appears to be a back-translation or unattested Sanskrit equivalent.slation or unattested Sanskrit equivalent.)
• 'jog sgom  + (Note that there is a Sanskrit term, sthāpyabhāvanā, sometimes referred to in research for this Tibetan word, but according to the Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism, it appears to be a back-translation or unattested Sanskrit equivalent.)
• Bodhicitta  + (This has been translated as the mind of en … This has been translated as the mind of enlightenment or the awakening mind.</br>To fully qualify as bodhicitta, the mind should be uncontrived and arise almost automatically without having to meditate on the stages which bring it about. </br>It is the entryway to the bodhisattva paths. So when this uncontrived mind of bodhicitta first arises, that is simultaneously the first moment of the path of accumulation.</br>'''Different kinds of Bodhicitta should be listed here, no?'''f Bodhicitta should be listed here, no?''')
• Sambhāradvaya  +