(Mipham 1993a: 603) According to Mipham's argument, that an object that cannot withstand reasoned analysis is the kind of object that mundane cognitive processes find dually, and it is not the kind of object found by the exalted cognitive processes that perceive ultimate truth nondually.
When highly realized beings (āryas, who are superior to ordinary beings on the Buddhist path, but not yet fully enlightened buddhas) engage in meditation (rnyam gzhag), they directly and nonconceptually perceive the ultimate truth.
The word "Buddha" means a person who has personally been able to perceive the ultimate truth.
Seekers of truth should be able to make use of both places for the purpose of perceiving the ultimate like Buddha did.
Sleep is often perceived as the ultimate downtime.
It is true that neither the prime minister, Ryutaro Hashimoto, nor his party, the Liberal Democrats, has ever been perceived as the ultimate "reformer".
Highly sensitive, the sale of prized state assets, or "the family silver", has long been perceived as the ultimate humiliation for a nation hobbled, more than any other on the periphery of Europe, by the punishing effects of relentless austerity.
He would not elaborate on his ultimate perceived threat -- to create a new league through a partnership with the entertainment giant SFX, which recently purchased Falk's company for $150 million.
Throughout much of the fight, the fans had clearly sided with Tate, thanks in large part to how the two were perceived during "The Ultimate Fighter". But boos for Rousey were deafening when she refused to shake Tate's hand after the bout.
In India, motherhood is perceived as the ultimate validation of womanhood.
