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Opposition (Skt. virodha/viruddha; Tib. འགལ་བ་ 'gal ba) is defined as "a situation in which two entities are mutually incompatible". ^[1]

Opposition of non-coexistence (lhan cig mi gnas 'gal ba), which is itself divided into factual opposition (don 'gal), such as hot and cold, and mental opposition (blo 'gal), such as self-grasping and the realization of selflessness
Opposotion of mutual exclusion (phan tshun spangs 'gal), which is itself divided into direct opposition (dngos 'gal), such as permanence and impermanence, and indirect opposition (brgyud 'gal), such as produced and permanent.

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 ==Subdivisions==
-#''lhan cig mi gnas 'gal ba'', which is itself divided into factual opposition (''don 'gal''), such as hot and cold, and mental opposition (''blo 'gal''), such as self-grasping and the realization of selflessness
+#Opposition of non-coexistence (''lhan cig mi gnas 'gal ba''), which is itself divided into factual opposition (''don 'gal''), such as hot and cold, and mental opposition (''blo 'gal''), such as self-grasping and the realization of selflessness
-#''phan tshun spangs 'gal'', which is itself divided into direct opposition (''dngos 'gal''), such as permanence and impermanence, and indirect opposition (''brgyud 'gal''), such as produced and permanent.
+#Opposotion of mutual exclusion (''phan tshun spangs 'gal''), which is itself divided into direct opposition (''dngos 'gal''), such as permanence and impermanence, and indirect opposition (''brgyud 'gal''), such as produced and permanent.
+==Alternative Translations==
+*Incompatibility
 ==Notes==