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yid dpyod
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[manaḥparīkṣa]/ Presumption; correct belief. A fresh awareness that apprehends the correct object, without depending on experience or correct reasohing as its basis, e.g. the presumption that sound is impermanent merely through hearing the statement, 'sound is changeable'. There are three types of presumptions:\n1. {rgyu mtshan med pa'i yid dpyod/} presumption for no reason\n2. {rgyu mtshan ltar snang la brten pa'i yid dpyod/} presumption for an incorrect reason\n3. {rgyu mtshan ma nges pa'i yid dpyod/} presumption for an indefinite reason.
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