Property:Gloss-def
From Buddha-Nature
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The thought of the nature of śūnyatā (as a concept). +
Determinative compound in Sanskrit grammar. +
Aspiration/desire for the good. +
Noble truth. There are four: duḥkha, samudaya, nirodha,mārga.<br>āryāṣṭāṅgika-mārga The noble eightfold-path. It comprises:<br> samyag-dṛṣṭi, samyak-saṃkalpa, samyag-vāk, samyak-karmānta,<br>samyag-ājīva,samyag-vyāyāma, samyak-smrti, samyak-samādhi. +
Conceit in logical skill. +
Volitional action (often implying a karmic significance); willful preparation. +
Life-force, life-principle conditioning. +
Noble; also a term for one who has become a Buddhist saint (who has <br>attained one of the eight stages of spiritual attainment, and hence<br> no more a pṛthagjana). +
Nirvāṇa without substratum. +
Envisaging Dharma; supreme (uttamà) doctrines. It is so explained because<br> Abhidharma leads us to be face to face with (i.e., direct realization of) Nirvāṇa, <br> or to the true insight into the characteristics of dharma-s. In the highest sense, <br>Abhidharma is pure prajñā. +
Object without binding. +
Originating thought +
Ignorance-outflow. +
Action, activity (not in the specific sense of kāritra). +
Privately Enligtened One. He practises by himself without a teacher, and<br> becomes enlightened. However, he lacks mahākaruna, and his prajñā is inferior<br> to a samyak-saṃbuddha. +
Great-fruit [Heaven]. +
Immaterial dharma-s. +
A female novice member of the Saṅgha who has not yet received the Higher<br>Ordination. +
Pertaining to the fine material sphere. +
