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concept:svabhava-intrinsic-essenceSvabhāva (Intrinsic Essence)
The fixed self-subsistent essence that śūnyatā denies; operationally defined as a constant functor Δs.
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- Svabhava (Intrinsic Self-Nature)related_toBuddhist concept whose lack is emptiness; formalised as context-independent property assignment impossible for any QRF
- Śūnyatā (emptiness)associated_withCentral Buddhist concept: the lack of intrinsic reality in all things; evoked throughout the Xeno Sutra.
- Reference Frameassociated_withDefined as an organizing framework of experience that does not itself appear as content; the unifying construct across all three lenses.
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