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‘Knowledge’, a mode of prajñā,characterized by decisive (niścita)<br>understanding. Some Sarvāstivāda masters require that knowledge<br> repeatedly discerns thecognitive object. There is a standard set of 10:1.<br> dharma-jñārta, 2. anvaya-jñāna,3. duḥka-jñāna, 4. samudya-jñāna,<br>5. irodha-jñāna, 6. mārga-jñāna, 7. saṃvṛti-jñāna, 8. paracitta-jñāna, <br>9. kṣaya-jñāna,10. anutpāda-jñāna.  +
Maintaining cause; one of a set of five causes. —► janana-hetu.  +
'Comprising five things/categories’,an important chapter of the PrŚ dealing<br> with the five categories of dharma-s: rūpa, citta, caitasika, citta-viprayukta'<br>saṃskāra and asaṃskṛta.  +
One who holds that dharma-s exist for no more than one kṣaṇa.<br> Samghabhadra ridicules the Sautrāntika-Dārstāntikas,<br>calling them Ksanikavādins because they hold that dharma-s exist <br>only in the single present moment.  +
One who ‘has transcended mental application/effort’, i.e., one<br> who has attained perfect mastery (in a practice), beyond<br> the stages of a beginner (ādikarmika) and an adept (kṛta-parijaya).  +
A Sarvāstivādin who takes the Abhidharma-mahāvibhāṣā as the authority.  +