undifferentiable

Even in ordinary life, the very subtle mind and energy that carries the very subtle mind are one entity, and now in the pure state of having completed the path, this basic fact of the undifferentiable entity of subtle mind and its energy allows you to manifest in manifold ways most appropriate to helping others.

Becoming Enlightened Dalai Lama 2009

(In the latter case ˜undifferentiable™ might be a more perspicuous translation.)

Picnic 2009

The result of this powerful development of altruistic will is that the capacities intrinsic to your mind have matured so that your mind and body are one undifferentiable entity.

Becoming Enlightened Dalai Lama 2009

Even in ordinary life, the very subtle mind and energy that carries the very subtle mind are one entity, and now in the pure state of having completed the path, this basic fact of the undifferentiable entity of subtle mind and its energy allows you to manifest in manifold ways most appropriate to helping others.

Becoming Enlightened Dalai Lama 2009

The result of this powerful development of altruistic will is that the capacities intrinsic to your mind have matured so that your mind and body are one undifferentiable entity.

Becoming Enlightened Dalai Lama 2009

The ultimate nature, or emptiness, of all phenomena is of equal taste and of the same undifferentiable nature.

Dharma Quotes: Practicing Compassion, Emptiness William Harryman 2007

When we say, hear, or think about terms such as emptiness or ultimate truth, they appear to us in separate subject and object—the consciousness on one side and emptiness on the other side—whereas in profound meditation, subject and object have one taste; emptiness and the consciousness perceiving it are like water put in water, undifferentiable.

How to See Yourself As You Really Are Dalai Lama 2006

And the empirical data, as Willis has fully established, show that the best guess for any CO2 doubling is that the effect will be small or undifferentiable from natural climate variation.

National Post Today « Climate Audit 2006

When we say, hear, or think about terms such as emptiness or ultimate truth, they appear to us in separate subject and object—the consciousness on one side and emptiness on the other side—whereas in profound meditation, subject and object have one taste; emptiness and the consciousness perceiving it are like water put in water, undifferentiable.

How to See Yourself As You Really Are Dalai Lama 2006

The author considers Manjushri to be undifferentiable from his own lama, or teacher.

Mind Of Clear Light His Holiness the Dalai Lama 2003