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if those two times were intrinsically existent, then their being contingent upon the past would also have the nature of intrinsic existence, and since such

four great language groups. [RY] Self-entity. Self-nature. An inherently existent and independent entity of the individual self or of phenomena. Something

authenticity/ true existence [RB] belief naive beliefs, to grasp as truly existent, invest with true existence, cling to things as being real, clinging to

reasoning, which only sets out to prove whether or not [things are intrinsically existent], denies all actions and fields of action such as arising and passing

devoid of a self-nature / concrete essence, intrinsic realitylessness. Syn bdag med pa not inherently existent, noninherent existence, identitylessness,

establishment, intrinsic reality-status, concrete existence, naturally existent; concrete existence, naturally existent, inherent existence, intrinsic reality-status

is reality itself, the ultimate content of what is, absolute nature of existents, innate, quality, nature, existence, entity, nature of things, essence

phenomenons are not only imputed by thoughts, but are inherently non-existent. The Madhyamika School that adheres to this philosophy is called Prasangika Madhyamika

interdependent links in reverse order - rten 'brel lugs ldog - def. [4,42] intrinsically existent - rang mtshan pa [3,35] iron particle - lcags rdul - def. [1,22]

devoid of a self-nature / concrete essence, intrinsic realitylessness. Syn {bdag med pa} not inherently existent, noninherent existence, identitylessness

characterized by any concept such as "existent," "nonexistent," "both existent and nonexistent," or "neither existent nor nonexistent." For the Prasangikas

devoid of a self-nature / concrete essence, intrinsic realitylessness. Syn {bdag med pa} not inherently existent, noninherent existence, identitylessness

of being what it comes down to, at bottom, in fact, entity, substance, intrinsic nature, identity, identity of things, essence or emptiness aspect of primordial

consider what the elephant really is in itself (i.e., non-existent) then that is its ultimately existent (parinishpanna) nature. To comprehend the latter, we

6) mantra; 7) intellectual reason[ing], rationality, philosophy; 8) [intrinsically] real; 9) insight[ful], intuitive awareness, the flash of knowing that

awareness; one's own self-cognizing (intrinsic) awareness [RY] rang bzhin - Self-entity. Self-nature. An inherently existent and independent entity of the individual

"devoid of a self-nature / concrete essence, intrinsic realitylessness. Syn bdag med pa not inherently existent, noninherent existence, identitylessness,

establishment, intrinsic reality-status, concrete existence, naturally existent; concrete existence, naturally existent, inherent existence, intrinsic reality-status

diverse cognitions, (the Tathagata) has no perception of an [inherently existent] difference between samsara and nirvana [RY] mtha' gnyis - the two extremes/

of the dharma, ultimate reality, the realm of all dharmas, totality of existents, all-encompassing space, boundless space = voidness, openness, de bzhin

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

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

character of existents, innate essence, manifesting, identity, accidental, character, nature or clarity aspect of primordial base, true nature, intrinsic nature

alternatives for true existence remain (in terms of being both existent and nonexistent or neither existent nor nonexistent). Consequently, the mind has no other

ultimate, and asserts that the self is permanent, partless and a substantially existent consciousness. They deny the existence of the omniscient mind and true

objects, existing in themselves, and having properties that belong to them intrinsically. [MR] Habitual tendencies (bag chags): habitual patterns of thought,

(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

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

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

(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