ཡེ་ཤེས་
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ཡེ་ཤེས། (Wyl. ye shes) n. Pron.: yeshe - Wisdom
- cognitions, gnosis
- intuitive knowledge
- authentic awareness, pristine cognitiveness
- atemporal cognitiveness
- gnosis
- intuition
- timeless awareness
- Skt. jñāna. Pron.: jnana. From Sanskrit: n. knowing, becoming acquainted with, knowledge, (esp.) the higher knowledge (derived from meditation on the one Universal Spirit) | knowledge about anything cognisance, See [-tas] and [a-jñād] [a-jñād] [vā], knowingly or ignorantly | conscience | [endriya] | engaging in (gen., e.g. [sarpiṣas], 'in sacrifice with clarified butter') | n. prudent, wise | easily known | n. knowledge, wisdom, intelligence, discrimination | a distinctive mark, token of recognition, any mark or sign or characteristic | a monument, memorial | [-kumuda-candrikā] f. N. of wk. | [-ghana] m. nothing but knowledge (cf. under [ghana]) | [-tṛpta] mfn. satiated with, i.e. full of knowledge | [-saṃtati] f. a train of thought Tattvas | [[[ananda]]], [aśrama], and [endra] m. N. of authors
