The Ideas and Meditative Practices of Early Buddhism

Abhidharmakośa age and death ancient apperceptions and feelings Arhat arises ascetic ascetic conduct Aṭṭhaka bad deeds Bareau become Brahmans Buddha Buddhist cankers canon cause cessation of apperceptions cessation of suffering chain of dependent chapter consequences craving dependent origination desire Dharma dhyāna path dhyāna-meditation discriminating insight doctrine e.g. MN enlightenment equanimity and awareness explained five ascetics five constituents formula four noble truths four stages Gotama heaven idea ignorance impermanent interpretation Jainism Jātakas kāma karma kinds of knowledge later liberating insight means meditation mentioned monk nirvana noble eightfold path non-apperception non-self oldest one's Pāli Pāli canon paññā passages path of discriminating path to salvation person probably reached realization reborn released from rebirth right samādhi sankhārā saññā Sanskrit Schmithausen 1981 seems sermon stage of dhyāna sutta Tathāgata teaching term texts Theravāda thought tion tradition twelvefold chain underworld Vinaya viññāṇa visible form Visuddhimagga word