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From Buddha-Nature
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(Abandonment of defilement on) arising of its counteragent. +
‘Duration-duration’,one of the four anulakṣaṇa-s. Its function is to cause<br> the momentary duration of sthiti. —► anulakṣaṇa. +
Pertaining to deportment: walking, standing, sitting and lying down. +
Transcending; transcendence. +
‘Split of the monastic community’; it is also the name of a<br> citta-viprayukta-saṃskāra, having asāmagrī as its svabhāva. +
To be sung’, the second of the dvādaśāṅga-dharma-pravacana. It<br>Originally referred to an uddāna (summary) verse mnemonically<br>summarizing the names of the (ten) preceding sūtra-s during<br>the first Council. It has subsequently come to denote a<br>repetition verse summarizing what has been said in the<br> preceding prose. +
Thought and thought-concomitant';often used as a collective term<br> standing for all mental factors generally. +
Have not been abandoned. +
A school of the Vibhajyavāda lineage. They differ from other Vibhajyavādins<br> in conceding that past karma-s which have not given fruits are existent.<br> —►adatta-phala. +
‘Learning’; ‘training’. A female member of the Saṅgha who is under<br> probation for the bhikṣuṇī ordination. +
Path of vision (/insight). It consists of 16 moments of insight into<br> the four Noble Truths. Emerging from this meditative process,<br> the practitioner is transformed from being a pṛthagjana<br> into an ārya. +
Abiding in restraint (i.e., possessing restraint). +
Preparatory effort. +
The group five (sensory) consciousnesses. +
‘Difference in mode of existence/being’;<br>Dharmatrāta’s explanation on temporality: A dharma<br> is said to be future, present or past according to its<br> mode of existence. +
The Buddhist monastic community. +
