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Understanding having a limited object (Buddhism)

Description

This understanding occurs contingent with the states of the realm of the senses or sense-sphere. Together with understanding having an exalted object it comprises mundane or worldly insight.

Context

On the Path of Purification of Hinayana Buddhism, panna (understanding) is considered as of one kind (monad), of two kinds (dyads), of three kinds (triads) or of four kinds (tetrads). There are five dyads, four triads and two tetrads. All have the characteristic of penetrating the individual essences or true nature of states (monad). In the second triad, this is compared with understanding having an exalted or measureless object.

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Human development
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(M) Modes of awareness
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Last update
Dec 3, 2024