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Grasping for Impossible Existence
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The True Causes of the Sufferings of Change and Samsara
We looked at the unawareness of behavioral cause and effect and how that underlies our experience of unhappiness. Now we need to look at the second type of unawareness, a much deeper type of unawareness, which is unawareness of reality: how we exist, how others exist and how...
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Elaboration of “How Cognition of Emptiness Liberates Us”
Designation, Delineation and Interpolation
Designation Names, Words and Tags Designation involves the application of a name (ming; word) and/or a tag (brda; label, term) to some item, whether or not that item is validly knowable. Unicorns and self-established existence (rang-bzhin-gyis grub-pa), after all, do not...
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Imputation, Mental Labeling and Designation
Parting from Clinging to Your Own Benefit or to the Four Extremes
When You Have Parted from Clinging to Your Own Benefit, You Have Made the Pathway Minds Eliminate Confusion Concerning the third (parting), “When you have parted from clinging to your own benefit, you have made the pathway minds eliminate confusion,” In general, when you have...
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Commentary on “Parting from the Four Clingings” – Dezhung Rinpoche
The Subtle False “Me” Refuted by All Buddhist Tenets
Review of the First Level of Recognizing the Object to Be Refuted: The Coarse Impossible "Me" We were working on the first point of the four-point analysis, which is to recognize the object to be refuted. We saw that there are many levels of the object to be refuted, and we...
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Refuting the False Me Experiencing the Four Noble Truths
Misconceptions Based on Belief in a False "Me"
Review We have discussed the source of our problems in life, our ignorance or unawareness concerning behavioral cause and effect and the nature of reality. Either we don’t understand them, or we understand them incorrectly. Because of our unawareness of the nature of reality,...
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Meditation on Emptiness
Refuting Distorted Views about Time, Space and Self
Chapters 9 to 12 Nine: Indicating the Meditations for Refuting Static Functional Phenomena (1) All (functional phenomena) arise as a fact of being the result (of a collection of causes and circumstances). Therefore, there’s no such thing as a static (functional phenomenon...
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Four Hundred Verse Treatise
The Subtle False “Me” Refuted Only by Gelug Prasangika
Review: First Level of the Four Point Analysis: Refuting the Coarse Impossible "Me" and the Subtle Impossible "Me" We have refuted now the coarse impossible "me," which is doctrinally-based and coming together with that are the twenty forms of this deluded attitude towards the...
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Refuting the False Me Experiencing the Four Noble Truths
What Is Not Self as Self
Incorrect Consideration of the Self We’ve been talking about incorrect consideration and, in the standard presentation, there are four types of incorrect consideration. They are to consider what is nonstatic and impermanent as being static and eternal, to consider what is...
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Incorrect Consideration and Emptiness
Cognizing and Grasping for Truly Established Existence
Positive Emotions Are Compatible with the Innate Essential Nature of Mental Activity We saw that it’s possible to attain a true stopping of our unawareness of how everything exists, because there’s a state of mind, correct understanding, that is the exact opposite and...
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Elaboration of “Types of Appearances Mind Gives Rise To”
Refuting Distorted Views about Perception and Causality
Chapters 13 to 16 Thirteen: The Meditations for Refuting (Truly Existent) Cognitive Sensors and Cognitive Objects (1) You do not see absolutely everything about a vase (all its sensory qualities and parts) at the time when you see (its) form. Who would state “(because) the...
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Four Hundred Verse Treatise
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