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Phenomena (snang ba): what appears to the mind, through sensory perceptions and mental events. [MR]

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−	[[~~Enlightenment~~]] ([[~~sangs rgyas~~]]): ~~synonymous of Buddhahood. The ultimate accomplishment of spiritual training. Consummate inner wisdom united with infinite compassion. A perfect understanding of~~ the ~~nature of~~ mind ~~and of phenomena~~, ~~that is their relative mode of existence (the way they appears)~~ and ~~their ultimate nature (the way they are). Such understanding is the fundamental antidote to ignorance and therefore to suffering~~. [MR]	+	[[Phenomena]] ([[snang ba]]): what appears to the mind, through sensory perceptions and mental events. [MR]
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