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Mahasandhi; Self-liberation; occurs when we allow phenomena to be as they are. ‘Phenomena’ here includes both external objects and mental ones, such as perceptions and emotions. The Buddhist yana, or ‘vehicle’, based on the approach of self-liberation.;

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	[[Mahasandhi]]; [[Self-liberation]]; occurs when we allow [[phenomena]] to be as they are. ‘[[Phenomena]]’ here includes both external [[objects]] and [[mental]] ones, such as [[perceptions]] and [[emotions]]. The [[Buddhist]] [[yana]], or ‘[[vehicle]]’, based on the approach of [[self-liberation]].;		[[Mahasandhi]]; [[Self-liberation]]; occurs when we allow [[phenomena]] to be as they are. ‘[[Phenomena]]’ here includes both external [[objects]] and [[mental]] ones, such as [[perceptions]] and [[emotions]]. The [[Buddhist]] [[yana]], or ‘[[vehicle]]’, based on the approach of [[self-liberation]].;