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| − | + | [[Three Endurances in the Dharma]] ([[三法忍]]). According to the [[Sūtra of Amitāyus Buddha]] (T12n0360), these are: | |
| − | (1) Endurance in Hearing the Sounds (音響忍), which means acceptance of the Dharma through hearing it; | + | (1) [[Endurance in Hearing the Sounds]] ([[音響忍]]), which means [[acceptance]] of the [[Dharma]] through [[hearing]] it; |
| − | (2) Endurance in Accord (柔順忍), which means agreement with the Dharma through pondering in accord with the truth; and | + | (2) [[Endurance in Accord]] ([[柔順忍]]), which means agreement with the [[Dharma]] through [[pondering]] in accord with the [[truth]]; and |
| − | (3) Endurance in the Realization of the No Birth of Dharmas (無生法忍), which is the lasting realization of the truth that dharmas have neither birth nor death. | + | (3) [[Endurance in the Realization of the No Birth of Dharmas]] ([[無生法忍]]), which is the lasting [[realization]] of the [[truth]] that [[dharmas]] have neither [[birth]] nor [[death]]. |
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Latest revision as of 06:21, 26 January 2015
Three Endurances in the Dharma (三法忍). According to the Sūtra of Amitāyus Buddha (T12n0360), these are:
(1) Endurance in Hearing the Sounds (音響忍), which means acceptance of the Dharma through hearing it;
(2) Endurance in Accord (柔順忍), which means agreement with the Dharma through pondering in accord with the truth; and
(3) Endurance in the Realization of the No Birth of Dharmas (無生法忍), which is the lasting realization of the truth that dharmas have neither birth nor death.
