pudgala造句

• In Buddhism, those who spiritually attain to at least " stream entry " and better are considered " Arya Pudgala ", or the Arya people.
• This commentary includes an additional chapter in prose refuting the idea of the " person " ( " pudgala " ) favoured by some Buddhists of the Pudgalavada school.
• Jainism regards the existence of an eternal Jiva ( soul ), Buddhism while denying Atman, uses the term Pudgala for the entity that is reborn ( see anatta ).
• These schools posited the existence of a'person'( pudgala ) or self, which had a real existence that was not reducible to streams and collections of dharmas.
• According to Tattvartha Sutra which is a compendium of Jain principles, the function of matter ( pudgala ) is to contribute to pleasure, suffering, life and death of living beings.
• Pudgala is derived from the words'pud', which is defined as Supplement ( Addition / Fusion ), and gala, which is defined as Disintegrate, or Division or Fission.
• In Buddhism, " Pudgala " means the entity that reincarnates as an individual or person, i . e ., the " bundle of tendencies " that keeps an individual reincarnating until they attain enlightenment.
• In addition to refuting the Vibhajyav
  
  da view, the second section is a refutation of the Vatsiputriya Pudgalavada claim of : " the paramartha of the
  
  rya [ truths ] can be attained, can be realized by the'pudgala', present and complete, therefore it is certainly [ the case ] that the'pudgala'exists ".
• In addition to refuting the Vibhajyav
  
  da view, the second section is a refutation of the Vatsiputriya Pudgalavada claim of : " the paramartha of the
  
  rya [ truths ] can be attained, can be realized by the'pudgala', present and complete, therefore it is certainly [ the case ] that the'pudgala'exists ".
• The individual unit of Pudgala is the material from which all is made, smaller than atoms, called a Param鋘u, which, by the process of supplementation, can combine to form what can be roughly said is an atom, called a Skandha, of which, a part is known as a Desha ( an electron, proton, or neutron ).
• The " Kath
  
  vatthu ", which discusses a number of controverted points related either directly or indirectly to the notion of kamma . " This involved debate with the Pudgalav
  
  din school, which postulated the provisional existence of the person ( S . " pudgala ", P . " puggala " ) to account for the ripening of karmic effects over time.
• Conze mentions ideas like the " person " ( pudgala ), the assumption of an eternal " consciousness " in the saddhatusutra, the identification of the Absolute, of Nirvana, with an " invisible infinite consciousness, which shines everywhere " in Dighanikdya XI 85, and " traces of a belief in consciousness as the nonimpermanent centre of the personality which constitutes an absolute element in this contingent world ."
• Conze mentions ideas like the " person " ( pudgala ), the assumption of an eternal " consciousness " in the saddhatusutra, the identification of the Absolute, as descriptors of Nirvana to mean an " invisible infinite consciousness, which shines everywhere " in Dighanikaya XI 85, and " traces of a belief in consciousness as the nonimpermanent centre of the personality which constitutes an absolute element in this contingent world ."
• The shared terms include Sangha, Shramana ( monk ), Shravaka ( Householder in Jainism, Buddha's disciple in Buddhism ), Jina ( Tirthankara in Jainism, Buddha in Buddhism ) and Arhat ( somewhat similar meaning in both ), Chaitya, Stupa, Pudgala ( Matter in Jainism, soul in Buddhism ) etc . Early Jainism used stupas, although the practice mostly ( but not completely ) was abandoned later.
• The Pudgalavada school of early Buddhism accepted the core premise of Buddhism that there is no " att
  
  " (
  
  tman, soul, self ), but asserted that there is a " personal entity " ( " pudgala ", " puggala " ) that retains karma balance sheet and is mechanistically involved in rebirth; this personal entity, stated Pudgalavada Buddhists, is neither different nor identical to the five aggregates ( skandhas ).