Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a dependent manner.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adverb In a dependent manner.
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- adverb In a
dependent manner.
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Examples
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Being empty, no independent, self-characterized phenomena can be found; everything is dependently originated (implying a mode of existence).
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This understanding of the "self" as a dependently originated being must also be extended to our understanding of other sentient beings.
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Then His Holiness turns to Nagarjuna�s text and demonstrates how the second verse encapsulates the purport of the Buddha�s wisdom teaching in the Madhyamika (Middle Way) view that all existents in the universe (e.g., aggregates, sense powers, samsara, nirvana) are empty of inherent or true existence yet they do exist dependently through mere nominal designation.
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Since all phenomena are dependently originated (not objectively existent), all phenomena are empty
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Before turning to Shantideva�s text His Holiness dwells on the dependently arisen nature of our happiness and suffering, showing by way of Buddha�s basic teaching of the four noble truths how both of them are produced from causes under our control.
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Being empty, no independent, self-characterized phenomena can be found; everything is dependently originated (implying a mode of existence).
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Conventional truth is the dependently originated multiplicity of phenomena each of which is mentally imputed upon a basis that is other than itself.
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Hence, all dependently originated phenomena do not exist in the way they appear to us as objective, independent, substantial existents.
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His Holiness distills the essence of the ninth wisdom chapter in a succinct and effortlessly authoritative presentation of how all phenomena are dependently arisen, empty of inherent existence, mere dependently imputed.
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Since all phenomena are dependently originated (not objectively existent), all phenomena are empty
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