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user 14959
'Attachment' is a Buddhist concept which is sometimes also translated as 'clinging' or 'grasping'. The Sanskrit and Pali word is *Upādāna*, and the Tibetan is *len.pa (lenpa)*.
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Attachment vs legitimate need
Nyom Alex,
"What is the difference between attachment and legitimate needs?"
Whats a legitimate need? … What then might be left as attachment, fine. One might just look inside in a more refined way, since dukkha would probably again arise. …
