Abhimukhī

abhimukhī (T. mngon du ’gyur ba/mngon du phyogs pa; C. xianqian [di] 現前[地]) is translated as “manifest,” “evident,” "realized," "actualized," etc.

Within the pramana tradition, abhimukhī refers to "those things that are evident to sense perception."

In the pramana tradition, all "objects of comprehension" (prameya) are classified as either manifest (abhimukhī) or hidden (paroksa) —viz., "those things whose existence must be inferred through reasoning."

See also:

• Abhimukhī-bhūmi ("manifest ground"), the sixth of the ten bhumis.