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free of/ beyond . . . [RB]
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The brahmin Shankara [vedanta philosopher). in the case of king Songtsen Gampo, master who came to Tibet and was a translator of tantras [IW]


1) [p 'bral],, [a]part[ed]/ separate[d/ free[dom] from], cut / divorced/ disconnected from; 2) [be] w/o/ free from; 3) pass beyond; 4) loss; 5) away [IW]
The brahmin Shankara [IW]
 
has nothing to do with, cessation, unencumbered by, defying all attempts to, release from, divorced from, defying, separate, SA 'bral ba, to separate, to transcend, beyond, has no, no, transcends, be lacking [JV]
 
lack; free from; freedom, parted from, separated from, similar to [[dben]], [[stong]] and [[med]] without, free from, separate, devoid of, pass beyond, be apart from, away, freedom, loss; beyond; disperse [RY]


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The brahmin Shankara [vedanta philosopher). in the case of king Songtsen Gampo, master who came to Tibet and was a translator of tantras [IW]

The brahmin Shankara [IW]

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