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ཐ་མལ་གྱི་ཤེས་པ་

tha mal gyi shes pa

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Book	Author/Translator	Note
When the Clouds Part	{{#arraymap: Asaṅga;Maitreya;Brunnhölzl, K.	;	@@@	@@@	}}	1842. CMW rtsol ba bya emended to btsal bar bya. 1843. Given that CMW's introduction accords so much with teachings on Mahāmudrā, it is quite peculiar that CMW here uses the term tha mal gyi shes pa not in its classical sense as the key term of Mahāmudrā (referring to mind's nature in its natural uncontrived state, and then usually translated as " ordinary mind") but in the sense of the truly ordinary states of mind that obscure mind's nature.