Property:Gloss-def
From Buddha-Nature
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T
Of the nature of being able to attain (/destined for) Nirvāṇa. +
Thought-concomitant. +
Contact, touch. +
An absolute non-existent. +
Knowledge of cessation, acquired in the process of abhisamaya. +
Summits, the second stage of the nirvedha-bhāgīya. +
‘Wind of saṃjñā. +
Derived from preparatory effort. +
Relative dependance, cause-effect connection. +
Intended; Lovable/Inclined Toward, one of the 14 synonyms for<br> pratisaṃkhyā- nirodha in MVŚ. +
1.Group, Division. 2. A Buddhist sect. +
The meditation, in accordance with the strength of which, the particular<br> pranidhi-jñāna is produced. +
Middle, medium. +
Conceit of attainment, a mode of māna. It is characterized thus:<br> "If one has not attained the distinctive acquirement of swta-āpatti,etc., <br>and one claims that one has.” (Cf. Avatāra) +
Examination, judgemental investigation. +
‘Rabbit-dust’,the size of seven ap-rajas. +
Corporeal tie of dogmatism. +
‘Sameness in respect of [being a singular] substance':Conjoined thought and<br> thought-concomitants are equal in being singular in substance. E.g., although<br>there are three types of sensation (yedanā) and various types of<br>ideations (samjñā), only one single type of sensation and one<br>single of ideation at a time is conjoined with thought and other<br> thought-concomitants. —► pañca-samatā +
‘Four-cornered’ (alternative), tetralemma. +
