Property:Gloss-def
From Buddha-Nature
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Restraint (as an avijñapti-karma) in the form of undertaking ordination vows. +
Intrinsic nature of a dharma. The intrinsic nature of a saṃskṛta dharma<br>remains the same throughout time; but is nonetheless impermanent.<br>The Sarvāstivāda holds that a dharma’s svabhāva exists always, even<br> though its activity is impermanent. +
A special or distinctive effort. +
Fruit experienced in the present life. +
A deed that is done intentionally +
‘Emanation fruit’. This is the fruit for the sabhāga-hetu. +
Existence-peak. +
Fruit of stream entry. +
Not of the nature of a faculty. +
Being topsy-turvy, turned upside down. +
Proper mindfulness. One aspect of the āryāṣṭāṅgika-mārga. +
The worldly supreme dharma. The fourth nirvedhabhāgīya-s<br> belonging to the prayoga stage immediately after<br> which one enters into the darśana-marga. +
Non-similar. Also, Dissimilar’,one of the 14 synonyms for<br> prańsaṃkhyā-nirodha in the MVŚ. +
(Irrational) adherence to abstentions and vows. +
Fine,subtle. In the Sarvāstivāda atomic theory, seven paramānu-s<br>constitute an anu.It is the finest among all rūpa-s perceivable by the eye<br>and visual consciousness; and even then by only three types of eyes: <br>1. the divya-cakṣus, 2. the eye of a cakravartin,3. the eye of a bodhisattva in <br>his last birth. +
'Copper dust’;the size of seven aṇu-s. +
Difference, distinction, special, specific. +
Lovable, one of the 14 synonyms for pratisaṃkhyā-nirodha in the MVŚ. +
