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| '''Term'''<br />
| '''Neutrality'''<br />
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| '''Definitions'''<br />
| The word neutrality doesn’t have a technical meaning in UM, but people may use it as a way to talk about experience. Since it can have different meanings in different contexts, you may need to do a Definition Check when it’s being used.<br />
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The most common usages include:<br />
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# A sensory experience that is neither pleasant nor unpleasant may be called ''neutral'' (i.e., hedonically neutral).<br />
# The absence of emotional sensation in the body may be called ''emotional neutrality'' (i.e., as a synonym for Emotional Peace).<br />
# The absence of any sensation in the body may be called ''neutral'' (e.g., ''I don’t really feel anything where my ears are. It’s just neutral.'').<br />
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| '''Related'''<br />
| [[Active and Restful]], [[Rest]], [[Feel Rest]], [[Emotional Peace]], [[Hedonic Check]], [[Hedonic Valence]], [[Hedonic Tone]], [[Upekkha]]<br />
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