Property:Gloss-def
From Buddha-Nature
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Example, simile. +
Supreme Perfect Enlightenment (of a buddha). +
Foreign/outside masters (those outside Kaśmīra). +
'Doubly liberated'. An arhat is so called when he overcomes both the<br> kleśāvarana and vimoksāvarana. Besides being prajñā-vimukta, he is also<br> freed from all the hindrances to meditative attainments. +
Of the nature of being capable of penetrating the<br> state of an arhat. +
Conceptual proliferation. +
wisdom (understanding in the highest form) having nirvaṇa<br> as its object. +
Cessation through deliberation.—►nirvāṇa. +
Continuance, continuity, serial succession. +
‘Stream-discordant’,one who has planted the skilful roots of<br> mokṣa-bhāgīya. Stream (srotas) refers to saṃsāra. +
That which brings out, inductor. +
Noble truth of the path leading to the cessation of duḥkha. +
The part pertaining to (the accumulation of) merit. The MVŚ speaks of<br>three types of kuśala-müla: punya-bhāgīya, moksa-bhāgīya,nirvedha-bhāgīya. +
Auditory faculty. +
Possessing of the faculties. +
Path of the non-trainee. +
‘Resemblance of greed’. It is not the kleśa,greed itself, but only a<br>resemblance of it. This refers to the vāsanā left behind as a result of<br> the perfuming of rāga. +
Horn of a hare; a simile for something which is an absolute non-existent. +
