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Mental Factors
“Mental Factors” found in 27 documents
Commentary on “Compendium of Ways of Knowing” – Geshe Ngawang Dhargyey
Commentary on Blo-rigs-kyi sdom-tshig blang-dor gsal-ba’i me-long by A-kya Yongs-‘dzin dByangs-can dga’-ga’i blo-gros, (also known as A-kya Yongs-‘dzin Blo-bzang don-grub) (1740 – 1827), compiled from oral teachings by Geshe Ngawang Dhargyey, translated and edited by Sharpa...
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Ways of Knowing
Mental Factors and Other Buddhist Theories of Cognition
Mental Factors There are primary consciousnesses and mental factors. In any cognition there are always these two kinds of conscious phenomena, which share five congruent features (mtshungs-ldan lnga). They share a common (1) object (yul), (2) reliance (rten), (3) mental...
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Commentary on “Compendium of Ways of Knowing” – Geshe Ngawang Dhargyey
Compendium of Ways of Knowing
A Clear Mirror of What Should be Accepted and Rejected Homage to Manjushri. An explanation of the presentation of ways of knowing involves both knowing, which is something having an object, and the objects (it has). Of these, in general, something that has an object is...
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Sutra Texts
Static and Nonstatic Phenomena
Existent Phenomena According to the Buddhist analysis, existent phenomena (yod-pa) comprise everything validly knowable. If something exists, it is validly knowable and, in fact, the existence of something can only be established in relation to its being validly knowable....
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Types of Phenomena
14 Adjusting Our Innate Mental Factors
Balanced sensitivity requires deconstructing the deceptive, dualistic appearances our mind creates and harnessing our underlying deep awareness and natural talents. We also need to work with other mental factors that structure our mental activity, but do not form part of our...
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Balanced Sensitivity: 4 Responding with Balance
Exercises for Adjusting the Ten Innate Mental Factors
Questions and Answers Let’s start our session with some questions. Karma I wonder if this statement is right or not: Every perception that we have through our six senses, along with the mental factors, is our karma, our past accumulated karma. Are perceptions which I perceive...
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Working with Mental Factors in Daily Life
Buddhist Analysis: Causes, Conditions and Results
Review The presentations of the various metaphysical topics in Buddhism, as I’ve explained, are useful in helping us to deconstruct various problems that we might face. And one way that we saw that we can deconstruct what we experience is to see within that experience… Like...
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Using Buddhist Metaphysics to Analyze a Problem
Elaboration of “Types of Appearances Mind Gives Rise To”
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Mental Appearances
Exercises Focusing the Mental Factors on Ourselves and Others
Background We are continuing our discussion of how to adjust our mental factors within the context of developing balanced sensitivity. His Holiness the Dalai Lama speaks of the different aspects of Buddhism, and he differentiates Buddhist science from Buddhist religion and...
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Working with Mental Factors in Daily Life
Indispensable Ways of Cognizing That Appear in Mental Activity
The mind gives rise to many types of appearances, in terms of both the objects of cognition and the ways of cognizing them that arise. In both cases, what arises may be accurate or inaccurate, pure or impure, tainted or untainted, samsaric or nirvanic. Why is it important to...
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Types of Appearances Mind Gives Rise To: Gelug Explanation
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