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the four kinds of knowledge/mental situation [in terms of the way of grasping the object [[yul 'dzin tshul]], the four different kinds of the perceiver, blo: awareness, cognition, mind. [[yul can blo'i khyad par mi 'dra ba rigs bzhi]]: 1) snang la ma nges pa [uncertain/ untrue appearance] and yid dpyod [assumptions, intellectualized conceptualizations] gnyis po ma rtogs pa'i blo [mind that does not realize/perceive] and, 2) rtog bcas rtog med kyi log shes [erroneous knowledge with or without conception] gnyis po log par rtog pa'i blo wrongly conceiving/perceiving mind [believing it realizessomething it does not] and 3) blo rtse gnyis su 'jug pa [the mind split in two by doubt] the tshom gyi blo dang, 4) mngon rjes kyi tshad ma [perceptual or inferential valid knowledge] gnyis po rtogs pa'i blo [the mind that does realize.] [IW] | |||
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the four kinds of knowledge/mental situation [in terms of the way of grasping the object yul 'dzin tshul, the four different kinds of the perceiver, blo: awareness, cognition, mind. yul can blo'i khyad par mi 'dra ba rigs bzhi: 1) snang la ma nges pa [uncertain/ untrue appearance] and yid dpyod [assumptions, intellectualized conceptualizations] gnyis po ma rtogs pa'i blo [mind that does not realize/perceive] and, 2) rtog bcas rtog med kyi log shes [erroneous knowledge with or without conception] gnyis po log par rtog pa'i blo wrongly conceiving/perceiving mind [believing it realizessomething it does not] and 3) blo rtse gnyis su 'jug pa [the mind split in two by doubt] the tshom gyi blo dang, 4) mngon rjes kyi tshad ma [perceptual or inferential valid knowledge] gnyis po rtogs pa'i blo [the mind that does realize.] [IW]
the four kinds of knowledge/ mental situation [IW]