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mthong spang rjas dzin rtog pa dgu
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The nine conceptions of grasping at the substantial objects to\nbe abandoned on the path of seeing Grasping at:\n1. {blang dor la zhen pa/} those to be cultivated and abandoned\n2. {de'i kun slong la zhen pa/} their motivation\n3. {de'i nyes dmigs la zhen pa/} their faults\n4. {de dag bden par zhen pa la dmigs pa/} their truly existent nature\n5. {de dag bden med du zhen pa la dmigs } {pa}! their lack of truly existent nature\n6. {btags pa tsam du zhen pa la dmigs pa/} their mere imputation\n7. {mi mthun phyogs la zhen pa la dmigs pa/} their opposite aspects\n8. {gnyen po la zhen pa la dmigs pa/} their antidotes\n9. {'bras bu rnam mkhyen las mas pa la zhen pa la dmigs nas bden grub tu zhen ba/}\nthe degeneration from the resultant omniscient mind. The mode of grasping is by conceiving the persons engaged in those practices as being truly existent practitioners.
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