The Buddhist Path to Enlightenment (study)
by Dr Kala Acharya | 2016 | 118,883 words
This page relates 鈥楾erms for Nibbana鈥� of the study on the Buddhist path to enlightenment. The Buddha was born in the Lumbini grove near the present-day border of India and Nepal in the 6th century B.C. He had achieved enlightenment at the age of thirty鈥揻ive under the 鈥楤odhi-tree鈥� at Buddha-Gaya. This study investigates the teachings after his Enlightenment which the Buddha decided to teach 鈥榦ut of compassion for beings鈥�.
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6.3. Terms for 狈颈产产腻苍补
狈颈产产腻苍补 is described with many significant terms in suttas of Sa峁儁utta Nik膩ya. They run as follows:[1]
础蝉补峁卥丑补迟补 (unconditioned)
Anata (absence of tendency of craving)
础苍腻蝉补惫补 (free from 腻蝉补惫补蝉)
Sacca (ultimate truth)
笔腻谤补 (the other bank of 蝉补峁僺腻谤补 Ocean)
Nipuna (subtle)
Sududdasa (a state that hard to see)
Ajajjara (absence of perish)
狈颈辫辫补辫补帽肠补 (absence of prolonging states)
Santa (a peaceful state)
Amata (a state of deathlessness)
笔补峁嚹玹补 (excellence)
Siva (bliss)
Khema (a state of free from danger)
罢补峁噃补办办丑补测补 (state of cessation desire)
Acchariya (an amazing state)
Abbhuta (a marvelous state)
Anitika (absence of pain)
Abyabajja (absence of disease)
痴颈谤腻驳补 (absence of attachment)
Suddhi (purity)
Mutti (liberation)
础苍腻濒补测补 (absence of sensual pleasure)
顿墨辫补 (island鈥搇ike an island in ocean)
Lena (asylum)
罢腻苍补 (protection)
厂补谤补峁嘺 (shelter)
笔补谤腻测补苍补 (termination).
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[1]:
SN II, p. 537-543