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- adjective Not
inherent .
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Examples
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We are now aware of the noninherent existence of everything our mind gives rise to an appearance of, including our mind itself.
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When this happens, then, while remaining focused on the sphere of voidness, we have the lance of our awareness of noninherent existence twirl around.
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Once we are able to gain conviction in the total lack of true and inherent existence, in the full definition, on the basis of one phenomena -- in other words, once we are able to induce conviction in noninherent existence by reason of dependent arising with respect to one phenomenon -- we are able to gain strong conviction in noninherent existence on the basis of all other phenomena as well.
The Gelug-Kagyu Tradition of Mahamudra ��� 6 The Deep Awareness Subsequently Attained 1997
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We induce conviction in noninherent existence first on the basis of one phenomenon.
The Gelug-Kagyu Tradition of Mahamudra ��� 6 The Deep Awareness Subsequently Attained 1997
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When our mind gives rise to this appearance of something as if it were truly and inherently existent by nature -- or, more fully, when our mind gives rise to a discordant appearance of it because of being under the influence of obstacles preventing omniscience -- we recall our previous ascertainment of noninherent existence.
The Gelug-Kagyu Tradition of Mahamudra ��� 6 The Deep Awareness Subsequently Attained 1997
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If we have realized correctly existence not established by a findable self-nature – in other words, noninherent findable existence – then the experience of existent objects speaks for itself.
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If the mind that has voidness as its object thinks intellectually, “This is ‘noninherent existence.’
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