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oneself and others, yourself and others. 2) itself and something else / other [RY] | |||
self and other[s]/another [in the case of self-abhisheka regarding the doer byed pa po and bya ba'i yul the doer chief and ordinary and action of doing are things included within oneself and, bya yul and bya las are things included within other] [IW] | |||
self or other [JV] | |||
self and other[s]/ another [IW] | |||
1) I and others, I and all others; 2) myself and others, myself and all others; 3) self and others, self and all others; 4) oneself and others, oneself and all others; 5) yourself and others, yourself and all others; 6) itself and another, itself and something else, itself and that which is other than itself. [[ET]] | |||
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oneself and others, yourself and others. 2) itself and something else / other [RY]
self and other[s]/another [in the case of self-abhisheka regarding the doer byed pa po and bya ba'i yul the doer chief and ordinary and action of doing are things included within oneself and, bya yul and bya las are things included within other] [IW]
self or other [JV]
self and other[s]/ another [IW]
1) I and others, I and all others; 2) myself and others, myself and all others; 3) self and others, self and all others; 4) oneself and others, oneself and all others; 5) yourself and others, yourself and all others; 6) itself and another, itself and something else, itself and that which is other than itself. ET