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equality, equal nature, fundamental a likeness, very sameness, identical, [[mnyam nyid]] perfect equanimity. Syn [[phyam chad]]; equanimity; sameness, equalness, evenness, the state of identity, samata; state of being equal [RY] | |||
constantly the same, utter all-alikeness, self-sameness, absolute sameness, total sameness, equality, equanimity, absolute equality, the state of identity, total equality, state of absolute equality, condition of equality, equalness, evenness , condition of sameness [JV] | |||
=ity, fundamental alikeness, sameness, identity, equanimity, impartiality [IW] | |||
(state of) equalness/ evenness; isc. impartiality [RB] | |||
(the state of) fundamental likeness, equal nature (one of the five deep wisdoms (''ye shes''), being the purification of pride; most renderings of this are problematic such as equality, sameness, etc.. The idea here is that of a wisdom of equanimity engendered through realizing the essential likeness and equal nature of all people, beings and things, including oneself) [Erick Tsiknopoulos] | |||
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equality, equal nature, fundamental a likeness, very sameness, identical, mnyam nyid perfect equanimity. Syn phyam chad; equanimity; sameness, equalness, evenness, the state of identity, samata; state of being equal [RY]
constantly the same, utter all-alikeness, self-sameness, absolute sameness, total sameness, equality, equanimity, absolute equality, the state of identity, total equality, state of absolute equality, condition of equality, equalness, evenness , condition of sameness [JV]
=ity, fundamental alikeness, sameness, identity, equanimity, impartiality [IW]
(state of) equalness/ evenness; isc. impartiality [RB]
(the state of) fundamental likeness, equal nature (one of the five deep wisdoms (ye shes), being the purification of pride; most renderings of this are problematic such as equality, sameness, etc.. The idea here is that of a wisdom of equanimity engendered through realizing the essential likeness and equal nature of all people, beings and things, including oneself) [Erick Tsiknopoulos]