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Wylie | rang rgyud pa |
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English Definition | [svātantrika] School. A school of [mādhyamika], who assert the lack of true existence of all phenomena and specifically that of functional phenomena, even nominally; but assert inherent existence. The name of the school is derived from their assertion that, in dependence upon a correct reason (established inherently by its inherent characteristics), the view of true existence can be severed in the mind of correct opponent. |
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