#enjoining

bskang 'phrin bstod bskul - fulfillment, enjoining, praise, and incitation [IW]

bskang 'phrin bstod bskul - fulfillment, enjoining, praise and invocation [RY]

bskang 'phrin bstod bskul - fulfillment, enjoining, praise, and incitation [to the dharma-protectors with what acts they are to fulfill {bskang gso}, 'phrin bcol, entrusting that to them bstod pa,praise bskul ma + urging/inciting] [IW]

rgyun gtor - The daily torma (rgyun gtor), also called session torma (thun gtor), is given occasionally as a present at the end of enjoining certain activities. [RY]

chad tho - covenant, list, record of what is missing/ short/ absent, enjoining offering [IW]

chad tho - enjoining offering [JV]

gtor ma - torma; expl. of various types: About shrine torma, perpetual torma, captured torma, daily torma, occasional torma, and so forth, the Notes for the Development Stage by K?nkhyen Tenpey Nyima mention: The shrine torma (rten gtor) is visualized as the deity and kept for as long as it lasts as an object of offering. The perpetual torma (rtag gtor) which is kept for special durations, months and years, in the manner of shrine offering, can be of two types. The first is the sadhana torma (sgrub gtor), also called offering torma (mchod gtor), which is presented to the deities at the time of making offerings. The other is the mending torma (skang gtor) which is given in the manner of manifold sense-pleasures. The session torma (thun gtor), also called daily torma (rgyun gtor), is given occasionally as a present at the end of enjoining certain activities. The captured torma (gta' gtor) is kept until the activity is accomplished after which it is given so the activity is! accomplished swiftly and with no delay. [EPK] [RY]

thun gtor - The session torma (thun gtor), also called daily torma (rgyun gtor), is given occasionally as a present at the end of enjoining certain activities. [RY]

sbyor byed pa - enjoining; to prepare [RY]

sbyor byed pa - enjoining [IW]