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At this time Tathagata was established in the condition of a Buddha, free for ever
from the possibility of sorrow and pain, and was therefore named Djina5 —
possessed of all wisdom— versed in the practice of it — perfectly acquainted with
it; ...
At this time Tathagata was established in the condition of a Buddha, free for ever
from the possibility of sorrow and pain, and was therefore named Djina5 —
possessed of all wisdom— versed in the practice of it — perfectly acquainted with
it; ...
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At this time Buddha addressed Mogalan and said : " Mogalan ! the Devas of the
Suddhavasa HeaveM have little knowledge and imperfect perception — they
may by their limited wisdom know something of the affairs of a myriad kalpas1 or
so ...
At this time Buddha addressed Mogalan and said : " Mogalan ! the Devas of the
Suddhavasa HeaveM have little knowledge and imperfect perception — they
may by their limited wisdom know something of the affairs of a myriad kalpas1 or
so ...
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Tathagata, if he enters Samadhi, remembers through bygone ages all the
Buddhas who have appeared, and obtained perfect wisdom and spiritual
capacities, and in this condition he can remain either a kalpa or any portion of
one, reflecting ...
Tathagata, if he enters Samadhi, remembers through bygone ages all the
Buddhas who have appeared, and obtained perfect wisdom and spiritual
capacities, and in this condition he can remain either a kalpa or any portion of
one, reflecting ...
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of myriads of Buddhas ; for the wisdom of Tathagata is boundless ! And because
Tathagata is possessed of all this wisdom, he has therefore arrived at that shore.
1 Ananda ! Tathagata having finished his meal, passes away for any period of ...
of myriads of Buddhas ; for the wisdom of Tathagata is boundless ! And because
Tathagata is possessed of all this wisdom, he has therefore arrived at that shore.
1 Ananda ! Tathagata having finished his meal, passes away for any period of ...
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Thus the wisdom of Tathagata Is inconceivable ; the way of Buddha Neither
Devas, nor men, Are able to understand. If there be a wise man Who desires to
seek after true wisdom, Let him read over the names of these Buddhas, And not
long ...
Thus the wisdom of Tathagata Is inconceivable ; the way of Buddha Neither
Devas, nor men, Are able to understand. If there be a wise man Who desires to
seek after true wisdom, Let him read over the names of these Buddhas, And not
long ...
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| Заглавие | The Romantic Legend of Sâkya Buddha: From the Chinese-Sanscrit |
| Редактор | Samuel Beal |
| Преведена от | Jñānagupta, Samuel Beal |
| Издател | Trübner & Company, 1875 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 11 Дек 2006 |
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