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| − | + | [[Three Clarities]] ([[三明]]). An [[Arhat]] has achieved | |
| − | (1) clear knowledge of the past lives of self and others and their causes and conditions, | + | (1) clear [[knowledge]] of the {{Wiki|past}} [[lives]] of [[self]] and others and their [[causes]] and [[conditions]], |
| − | (2) clarity of his god-eye that sees others’ future lives and their causes and conditions, and | + | (2) clarity of his [[god-eye]] that sees others’ {{Wiki|future}} [[lives]] and their [[causes]] and [[conditions]], and |
| − | (3) clear knowledge that his afflictions have ceased and will never arise again. | + | (3) clear [[knowledge]] that his [[afflictions]] have ceased and will never arise again. |
| − | The Three Clarities of a Buddha are supreme and are called the Three Supreme Clarities (三達). | + | |
| + | The [[Three Clarities of a Buddha]] are supreme and are called the [[Three Supreme Clarities]] ([[三達]]). | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:22, 26 January 2015
Three Clarities (三明). An Arhat has achieved
(1) clear knowledge of the past lives of self and others and their causes and conditions,
(2) clarity of his god-eye that sees others’ future lives and their causes and conditions, and
(3) clear knowledge that his afflictions have ceased and will never arise again.
The Three Clarities of a Buddha are supreme and are called the Three Supreme Clarities (三達).
