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• Investigation of Combination
  by saying: "How would fruit which is empty of inherent existence be intrinsically produced? And how would it stop by its own nature?" This adds something
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• Steinert App Dictionaries/44-84000Definitions/stong pa nyid
  whatever may be supposed to be ultimately real. It is an absence, hence not existent in itself. It is synonymous therefore with "infinity," "absolute," etc
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• Natural State
  character of existents, innate essence, manifesting, identity, accidental, character, nature or clarity aspect of primordial base, true nature, intrinsic nature
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• rang rig/tm
  alternatives for true existence remain (in terms of being both existent and nonexistent or neither existent nor nonexistent). Consequently, the mind has no other
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• Dictionaries/Tsepak Rigdzin/1471
  ultimate, and asserts that the self is permanent, partless and a substantially existent consciousness. They deny the existence of the omniscient mind and true
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• A General Glossary from Matthieu Ricard
  objects, existing in themselves, and having properties that belong to them intrinsically. [MR] Habitual tendencies (bag chags): habitual patterns of thought,
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• ye shes/moretools
  (1292–1361), is considered to be the first to widely employ the terms Rangtong (Intrinsic Emptiness, Empty-of-Self, or Self-Empty) (Rang stong) and Shentong (Extrinsic
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• ye shes/tm
  the mind. And having examined the mind, they know that it is not truly existent, and thus they are free. Source Kun bzang dpal ldan. Byang chub sems dpa'i
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• Glossary from The Great Gate
  third of the three samadhis. [RY] Self-entity (rang bzhin). An inherently existent and independent entity of the individual self or of phenomena. [RY] Self-existing
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• ye shes/notes
  (1292–1361), is considered to be the first to widely employ the terms Rangtong (Intrinsic Emptiness, Empty-of-Self, or Self-Empty) (Rang stong) and Shentong (Extrinsic
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