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Rangdröl. 'Self-liberated' or 'spontaneously freed.' [RY] | Rangdröl. 'Self-liberated' or 'spontaneously freed.' [RY] | ||
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Rangdröl. 'Self-liberated' or 'spontaneously freed.' [RY]
self-liberation, self-liberated; natural liberation. intrinsic freedom, self-freed, natural freedom, to let unravel itself; naturally free; natural freedom, naturally / automatically / spontaneously freed, freed by itself, free in itself, to let unravel itself [RY]
grol lugs chen po bzhi'i nang gses, within the intrinsic viewpoint of natural insight-awareness itself without fabrication of any antidote at all all that arises is liberated like a snake-knot unravelling itself, and since this depends on nothing other it is called self-liberation, intrinsic freedom, self-liberation, natural liberation[ed], self liberation of an evil spirit, self-freed, natural freedom, naturally, automatically, spontaneously freed, freed by/in itself, let unravel itself, self-freed [IW]
self-liberating, self-liberation, intrinsic freedom, intrinsically free, intrinsic liberation, self-liberation, self-liberated, natural freedom, dissolve into oneself, naturally free, naturally freed [JV]
naturally free (in and of itself); natural freedom [RB]
- intrinsic freedom, self-liberation, natural liberation[ed], self liberation of an evil spirit, self-freed, natural freedom, naturally, automatically, spontaneously freed, freed by/in itself, let unravel itself, self-freed [IW]