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| − | Complete application of all aspects is defined as the [[bodhisattva]]s’ [[yoga]] of [[meditation]] in which one brings together the three types of non-arising in order to [[master]] the [[realization]] of the [[threefold knowledge]] . | + | [[Complete application of all aspects]] is defined as the [[bodhisattva]]s’ [[yoga]] of [[meditation]] in which one brings together the three types of non-arising in order to [[master]] the [[realization]] of the [[threefold knowledge]] . |
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Complete Application of All Aspects (Skt. sarvākārābhisaṁbodha; Wyl. rnam rdzogs sbyor ba) is the fourth of the eight topics of the Abhisamayalankara.
Definition
Complete application of all aspects is defined as the bodhisattvas’ yoga of meditation in which one brings together the three types of non-arising in order to master the realization of the threefold knowledge .
Subdivisions
When divided in terms of its essence and so on, there are twenty applications, and when divided in terms of its aspects, there are 173 subdivisions.
Parameters
It is present from the lesser path of accumulation until the end of the tenth bhumi.
