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| − | '''[[Two Vehicles]]''' ([[二乘]]). The [[Voice-Hearer]] [[Vehicle]] that leads to [[Arhatship]] and the [[Pratyekabuddha Vehicle]] that leads to [[Pratyekabuddhahood]], for one’s own [[liberation]] only. The [[Mahāyāna]] [[doctrine]] refers to the [[Theravāda]] School in {{Wiki|Southeast Asia}} ([[Sri Lanka]], [[Burma]], [[Thailand]], [[Laos]], and [[Cambodia]]) as the [[Small Vehicle]] ([[Hīnayāna]]), which can be either or both of these [[Two Vehicles]]. | + | '''[[Two Vehicles]]''' ([[二乘]]). The [[Voice-Hearer]] [[Vehicle]] that leads to [[Arhatship]] and the [[Pratyekabuddha Vehicle]] that leads to [[Pratyekabuddhahood]], for one’s [[own]] [[liberation]] only. The [[Mahāyāna]] [[doctrine]] refers to the [[Theravāda]] School in {{Wiki|Southeast Asia}} ([[Sri Lanka]], [[Burma]], [[Thailand]], [[Laos]], and [[Cambodia]]) as the [[Small Vehicle]] ([[Hīnayāna]]), which can be either or both of these [[Two Vehicles]]. |
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| − | :1. Buddhist disciples | + | :1. [[Buddhist]] [[disciples]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:48, 24 February 2015
Two Vehicles (二乘). The Voice-Hearer Vehicle that leads to Arhatship and the Pratyekabuddha Vehicle that leads to Pratyekabuddhahood, for one’s own liberation only. The Mahāyāna doctrine refers to the Theravāda School in Southeast Asia (Sri Lanka, Burma, Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia) as the Small Vehicle (Hīnayāna), which can be either or both of these Two Vehicles.
