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| − | '''[[pariniṣpanna]]''' ([[Sanskrit]]). In [[Yogācāra]] [[philosophy]], the level of [[ultimate truth]] or [[perfection]], the [[highest | + | '''[[pariniṣpanna]]''' ([[Sanskrit]]). In [[Yogācāra]] [[philosophy]], the level of [[ultimate truth]] or [[perfection]], the [[highest of the three levels of truth]] [[recognized]] by the school. This is the [[condition]] of the [[storehouse consciousness]] ([[ālaya]]) when [[perceived]] [[non-dualistically]] in its natural unitary [[state]]. |
See also [[Yogācāra]]; [[Three Truths]]; [[Parikalpita]]; [[Paratantra]]. | See also [[Yogācāra]]; [[Three Truths]]; [[Parikalpita]]; [[Paratantra]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:03, 25 March 2015
pariniṣpanna (Sanskrit). In Yogācāra philosophy, the level of ultimate truth or perfection, the highest of the three levels of truth recognized by the school. This is the condition of the storehouse consciousness (ālaya) when perceived non-dualistically in its natural unitary state.
See also Yogācāra; Three Truths; Parikalpita; Paratantra.
