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From Buddha-Nature
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Discrimination which is the very nature of consciousness itself. +
Mundane, worldly. +
Informative karma. This refers to the bodily and vocal karma-s that are<br>‘informing’,i.e., indicative of the mental state of the doer, +
Disgust, non-delight. +
The mundane path of cultivation. The Sarvāstivāda holds that a prthagjana<br>can also abandon defilements, albeit not absolutely. He does so through the<br>mundane path of cultivation, developing disgust towards a lower stage by<br>contemplatting on its being audārika, sthulabhittaka and duhkhila, and delight<br>in a higher state by contemplating it as being śānta, pramta and nihsarana. +
Non-defined root. +
Candidate for the fruit of stream entry. +
‘Grasping of the fruit’;i.e., acquiring, in the present moment, the causal<br> efficiency for a dharma’s effect. —►phalāksepa. +
Distinctive karma, +
The actual giving of the fruit (as opposed to phalākṣepa/phala-parigrahaṇa). +
Moment; the shortest unit of time. +
Differentiated, specific. +
1 .Faith, freedom from doubt. 2. Clarity, translucence, sensitivity<br> (said of the sense faculties). +
Same as cittānuparivartin. +
A desirable retribution, generated from a kuśala karma. +
Five categories of abandonables: (l)-(4) those abandonable by insight into<br> duḥkha, samudaya, nirodha, mārga, and (5) by bhāvanā. +
‘Corporeal tie’,a kleśa. +
