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Those who speak in accordance with interdependent knowable objects [[TBD]] | Those who speak in accordance with interdependent knowable objects [[TBD]] | ||
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== Discussion == | == Discussion == | ||
This phrase is used liberally in certain sections of the Eighth and Ninth Karmapas' commentaries on the Madhyamakavatara. It seems to refer to the Followers of the Middle Way (dbu ma pa) when speaking from others' perspective or to worldly people. Its opposite, shes bya rten 'brel dang mi mthun par smra ba, seems to be used to refer to the lower philosophical systems of Buddhism--mdo sde pa, bye brag smra ba, and sems tsam pa, along with the rang rgyud pa classification of dbu ma. [[TBD]] | This phrase is used liberally in certain sections of the Eighth and Ninth Karmapas' commentaries on the Madhyamakavatara. It seems to refer to the Followers of the Middle Way (dbu ma pa) when speaking from others' perspective or to worldly people. Its opposite, shes bya rten 'brel dang mi mthun par smra ba, seems to be used to refer to the lower philosophical systems of Buddhism--mdo sde pa, bye brag smra ba, and sems tsam pa, along with the rang rgyud pa classification of dbu ma. [[TBD]] | ||
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Those who speak in accordance with interdependent knowable objects TBD
Those who describe knowable objects in a way that accords with interdependence TBD
Discussion[edit]
This phrase is used liberally in certain sections of the Eighth and Ninth Karmapas' commentaries on the Madhyamakavatara. It seems to refer to the Followers of the Middle Way (dbu ma pa) when speaking from others' perspective or to worldly people. Its opposite, shes bya rten 'brel dang mi mthun par smra ba, seems to be used to refer to the lower philosophical systems of Buddhism--mdo sde pa, bye brag smra ba, and sems tsam pa, along with the rang rgyud pa classification of dbu ma. TBD