In the process of explaining the spiritual states, practices and fruits incurred in the course of the seventeen stages leading to Buddhahood, the text delves deeply into discussions of fundamental Yogācāra concepts such as the ālayavijñāna 阿頼耶識, three natures 三性 and three non-natures 三無性, seeds 種子, perfumation 薫, the two hindrances 二障 and mind only 唯識. The text has five major divisions: the first division, which comprises about half the treatise is called the "main stages division" 本地分 and contains seventeen sections which explain three vehicle theory. These are:
(1) The stage of the association of the five consciousness and the body 五識身相應地.
(2) The stage of the mental consciousness 意地.
(3) The stage of investigation and analysis 有尋有伺.
(4) The stage of analysis without investigation 無尋唯伺地.
(5) The stage of neither investigation nor analysis 無尋無伺地.
(6) The stage of samāhita 三摩呬多地.
(7) The stage of non-samāhita 非三摩呬多地.
(8) The stage of mind 心地.
(9) The stage of no-mind 無心地.
(10) The stage of completion of that which is heard 聞所成地.
(11) The stage of completion of that which is thought 思所成地.
(12) The state of completion of that which is practiced 修所成地.
(13) The stage of the śrāvaka 聲聞地.
(14) The stage of the pratyekabuddha 獨覺地.
(15) The stage of bodhisattva 菩薩地.
(16) The stage of (nirvana with) remainder 有餘衣.
(17) The stage of (nirvana with) no remainder 無餘衣地.
The second division of the text 攝決擇分, comprising fascicles 51-80, is a discussion of the problematic points of the seventeen stages discussed in the prior section. The third division 攝釋分 (fasc. 81-82) discusses the positions of the various sutras on these points. The fourth division 攝異門分 (fasc. 82-84) explains the name and meaning of all the dharmas explained in the sutras. The fifth and final section 攝事分 addresses the key points of the Buddhist teaching as found in the Tripitaka.
The section on śrāvakabhūmi has been translated from a Sanskrit ms. into English by Wayman; other partial English translations, from the Tibetan version, include Tatz and Willis.T 1579.30.279-882. [Dictionary References] ZGD1246b Iwa813 JE331a/367 FKS? DFB BKJ135 [Credit] cmuller dlusthaus(entry) cwittern(py) Trang tra cứu Liên Phật Hội - Từ điển Hán Anh.">
In the process of explaining the spiritual states, practices and fruits incurred in the course of the seventeen stages leading to Buddhahood, the text delves deeply into discussions of fundamental Yogācāra concepts such as the ālayavijñāna 阿頼耶識, three natures 三性 and three non-natures 三無性, seeds 種子, perfumation 薫, the two hindrances 二障 and mind only 唯識. The text has five major divisions: the first division, which comprises about half the treatise is called the "main stages division" 本地分 and contains seventeen sections which explain three vehicle theory. These are:
(1) The stage of the association of the five consciousness and the body 五識身相應地.
(2) The stage of the mental consciousness 意地.
(3) The stage of investigation and analysis 有尋有伺.
(4) The stage of analysis without investigation 無尋唯伺地.
(5) The stage of neither investigation nor analysis 無尋無伺地.
(6) The stage of samāhita 三摩呬多地.
(7) The stage of non-samāhita 非三摩呬多地.
(8) The stage of mind 心地.
(9) The stage of no-mind 無心地.
(10) The stage of completion of that which is heard 聞所成地.
(11) The stage of completion of that which is thought 思所成地.
(12) The state of completion of that which is practiced 修所成地.
(13) The stage of the śrāvaka 聲聞地.
(14) The stage of the pratyekabuddha 獨覺地.
(15) The stage of bodhisattva 菩薩地.
(16) The stage of (nirvana with) remainder 有餘衣.
(17) The stage of (nirvana with) no remainder 無餘衣地.
The second division of the text 攝決擇分, comprising fascicles 51-80, is a discussion of the problematic points of the seventeen stages discussed in the prior section. The third division 攝釋分 (fasc. 81-82) discusses the positions of the various sutras on these points. The fourth division 攝異門分 (fasc. 82-84) explains the name and meaning of all the dharmas explained in the sutras. The fifth and final section 攝事分 addresses the key points of the Buddhist teaching as found in the Tripitaka.
The section on śrāvakabhūmi has been translated from a Sanskrit ms. into English by Wayman; other partial English translations, from the Tibetan version, include Tatz and Willis.T 1579.30.279-882. [Dictionary References] ZGD1246b Iwa813 JE331a/367 FKS? DFB BKJ135 [Credit] cmuller dlusthaus(entry) cwittern(py) Trang tra cứu Liên Phật Hội - Từ điển Hán Anh." />
In the process of explaining the spiritual states, practices and fruits incurred in the course of the seventeen stages leading to Buddhahood, the text delves deeply into discussions of fundamental Yogācāra concepts such as the ālayavijñāna 阿頼耶識, three natures 三性 and three non-natures 三無性, seeds 種子, perfumation 薫, the two hindrances 二障 and mind only 唯識. The text has five major divisions: the first division, which comprises about half the treatise is called the "main stages division" 本地分 and contains seventeen sections which explain three vehicle theory. These are:
(1) The stage of the association of the five consciousness and the body 五識身相應地.
(2) The stage of the mental consciousness 意地.
(3) The stage of investigation and analysis 有尋有伺.
(4) The stage of analysis without investigation 無尋唯伺地.
(5) The stage of neither investigation nor analysis 無尋無伺地.
(6) The stage of samāhita 三摩呬多地.
(7) The stage of non-samāhita 非三摩呬多地.
(8) The stage of mind 心地.
(9) The stage of no-mind 無心地.
(10) The stage of completion of that which is heard 聞所成地.
(11) The stage of completion of that which is thought 思所成地.
(12) The state of completion of that which is practiced 修所成地.
(13) The stage of the śrāvaka 聲聞地.
(14) The stage of the pratyekabuddha 獨覺地.
(15) The stage of bodhisattva 菩薩地.
(16) The stage of (nirvana with) remainder 有餘衣.
(17) The stage of (nirvana with) no remainder 無餘衣地.
The second division of the text 攝決擇分, comprising fascicles 51-80, is a discussion of the problematic points of the seventeen stages discussed in the prior section. The third division 攝釋分 (fasc. 81-82) discusses the positions of the various sutras on these points. The fourth division 攝異門分 (fasc. 82-84) explains the name and meaning of all the dharmas explained in the sutras. The fifth and final section 攝事分 addresses the key points of the Buddhist teaching as found in the Tripitaka.
The section on śrāvakabhūmi has been translated from a Sanskrit ms. into English by Wayman; other partial English translations, from the Tibetan version, include Tatz and Willis.T 1579.30.279-882. [Dictionary References] ZGD1246b Iwa813 JE331a/367 FKS? DFB BKJ135 [Credit] cmuller dlusthaus(entry) cwittern(py) Trang tra cứu Liên Phật Hội - Từ điển Hán Anh."/>
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Vết thương thân thể sẽ lành nhưng thương tổn trong tâm hồn sẽ còn mãi suốt đời. (Stab the body and it heals, but injure the heart and the wound lasts a lifetime.)Mineko Iwasaki
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Đừng cố trở nên một người thành đạt, tốt hơn nên cố gắng trở thành một người có phẩm giá. (Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value.)Albert Einstein
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