The three poisons are held in the Jonang school.
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Not-self is held in the Jonang school, applied to persons and to conditioned phenomena while the ultimate is held to be empty only of what is extraneous to it.
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Impermanence is held in the Jonang school.
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The intermediate state is held in the Jonang school.
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The bodhisattva motivation is held in the Jonang school.
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Giving is held in the Jonang school as the first of the perfections.
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Dependent origination is held in the Jonang school.
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Dharma is held in the Jonang school in the Mahayana sense.
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Suffering is held in the Jonang school.
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Karma is held in the Jonang school.
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Nirvana is held in the Jonang school, with full buddhahood as the goal.
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Collected absorption is held in the Jonang school.
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Samsara is held in the Jonang school.
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Shentong, emptiness of other: ultimate reality is empty of what is adventitious to it, and is itself not empty. The Jonang are the school this reading is named with.
The five aggregates are held in the Jonang school.
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The four immeasurables are held in the Jonang school.
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The four truths are held in the Jonang school.
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The eightfold path is held in the Jonang school.
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The six realms are held in the Jonang school.
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The three jewels and going for refuge are held in the Jonang school.
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The three marks are held in the Jonang school.
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Tantric practice under a qualified teacher is held in the Jonang school, and the Kalachakra transmission is the school's central one: its completion stage is the practice Dolpopa's account of emptiness was developed to describe.
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