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tha mal snang zhen - clinging to ordinary perceptions [RY]
apparent/ manifest mode [RB]


attachment / clinging to experiences, perceptions [RY]
the way it appears, feeling, sense, phenomenon; apparitional mode [of reality]. mode of appearing, way it seems, the way things appear, mode of appearing [RY]


attachment/clinging to experiences, perceptions TSE [IW]
feeling, sense, phenomenon, outward appearance of landscape or scenery, appearance, manifestation, appearance, look [JV]


fixated perception; fixation on sensory appearances [RB]
apparent condition, seeming [thd]
 
1) way of appearing in the mind, apparitional mode [of reality]; 2) way of manifesting to the eye; 3) appearance, look, way it seems/ appears; 4) feeling, sense, phenomenon form [IW]
 
feeling, sense, phenomenon, outward appearance of landscape or scenery, appearance, manifestation, appearance, look, the way of appearing [JV]


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apparent/ manifest mode [RB]

the way it appears, feeling, sense, phenomenon; apparitional mode [of reality]. mode of appearing, way it seems, the way things appear, mode of appearing [RY]

feeling, sense, phenomenon, outward appearance of landscape or scenery, appearance, manifestation, appearance, look [JV]

apparent condition, seeming [thd]

1) way of appearing in the mind, apparitional mode [of reality]; 2) way of manifesting to the eye; 3) appearance, look, way it seems/ appears; 4) feeling, sense, phenomenon form [IW]

feeling, sense, phenomenon, outward appearance of landscape or scenery, appearance, manifestation, appearance, look, the way of appearing [JV]