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− | [[correct understanding or intention]]; ([[pure thoughts]]) ([[samyak-samkalpa]], [[Samyak-sankalpa]] ([[Pali]] : [[samma-sankappo]]) [[zhèngsi]]): Also referred to as [[correct resolve]], [[thought]] or purpose. [[Buddha]] distinguishes three types of right | + | [[correct understanding or intention]]; ([[pure thoughts]]) ([[samyak-samkalpa]], [[Samyak-sankalpa]] ([[Pali]] : [[samma-sankappo]]) [[zhèngsi]]): Also referred to as [[correct resolve]], [[thought]] or {{Wiki|purpose}}. [[Buddha]] distinguishes {{LTSW|three types of right intentions}}[[three types of right intentions]]: |
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Latest revision as of 06:23, 6 December 2015
correct understanding or intention; (pure thoughts) (samyak-samkalpa, Samyak-sankalpa (Pali : samma-sankappo) zhèngsi): Also referred to as correct resolve, thought or purpose. Buddha distinguishes three types of right intentions:
1) “renunciation,”
2) “good will,” and
3) “ahimsa.” Part of the Eight-fold Path.