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|Glossary-Definition=According to Ives Waldo, it is similar to rang bzhin but when referring to sugatagarbha, ngo bo refers to the emptiness part whereas rang bzhin refers to the luminousity or clarity part
|Glossary-Definition=According to Ives Waldo, it is similar to rang bzhin but when referring to sugatagarbha, ngo bo refers to the emptiness part whereas rang bzhin refers to the luminosity or clarity part.
|Glossary-RelatedTerms=svabhāva; rang bzhin
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|Glossary-Synonyms=rang bzhin
|Glossary-Synonyms=rang bzhin
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Revision as of 10:39, 20 August 2018

Key Term ngowo
In Tibetan Script ངོ་བོ་
Wylie Tibetan Transliteration ngo bo
Devanagari Sanskrit Script भाव
Romanized Sanskrit bhāva
English Standard essential nature
Richard Barron's English Term essence
Jeffrey Hopkin's English Term entity
Dan Martin's English Term substance. NOT in the sense of material substance (as in materialism).
Term Type Noun
Source Language Tibetan
Basic Meaning According to Ives Waldo, it is similar to rang bzhin but when referring to sugatagarbha, ngo bo refers to the emptiness part whereas rang bzhin refers to the luminosity or clarity part.
Related Terms svabhāva;rang bzhin
Definitions
Synonyms rang bzhin