Object exclusion specifying an individually characterized object

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In reference to an existent phenomenon "this," negation phenomena such as "nothing other than this" and "not that." (1) According to Gelug, they are nonstatic phenomena implicitly apprehended when a valid conceptual or non-conceptual cognition explicitly apprehends its involved object as "this." (2) According to non-Gelug, a static fact about "this" that is validly knowable only conceptually.

Tibetan: དོན་རང་མཚན་གྱི་གཞན་སེལ། don rang-mtshan-gyi gzhan-sel

J. Hopkins: Other-eliminator that is a factual specifically characterized phenomenon

Synonyms: Object exclusion; Individually characterized object exclusion

Other languages

Deutsch: Objekt-Ausschluss, der ein individuell charakterisiertes Objekt spezifiziert

Español: Exclusión de objeto que especifica un objeto caracterizado individualmente

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Appearing object

Cognitively taking an object

Commonsense object

Conceptually implied object

Consciousness that takes objects and objects taken by consciousness

Conventional object

Desirable sensory objects

Focal object

Forms of physical phenomena that can become objects of experience of the eyes

Intentions to experience desirable objects

Involved object

Manner of cognitively taking an object

Mental object

Object clear light

Object mental synthesis

Object to be gotten rid of

Object to be gotten rid of by a seeing pathway of mind

Object to be gotten rid of by an accustoming pathway mind

Object to be negated

Objective entities

Objects of focus for cleansing oneself of disturbing emotions and attitudes

Objects of focus for cleansing one’s behavior

Objects taken and minds that take them

Objects that indicate a safe direction

Pervasive objects of focus

Proponents of an equal number of cognized objects and cognizing consciousnesses

Referent object

Wake of an object to be negated having been negated