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[[absolute refuge]]: [[absolute Buddha]], [[absolute Dharma]] and [[absolute Sangha]] | [[absolute refuge]]: [[absolute Buddha]], [[absolute Dharma]] and [[absolute Sangha]] | ||
| − | Also called [[ultimate refuge]], [[absolute | + | Also called [[ultimate refuge]], [[absolute refuge]]—as opposed to [[conventional refuge]]—is the [[ultimate attainment of the three refuges]]; [[absolute Buddha]] is the [[dharmakaya]], the [[buddha’s omniscient mind]], [[absolute Dharma]] is the [[true cessation of suffering]] and [[absolute Sangha]] is any being who has attained the true [[cessation of suffering]] and become an [[arya]] being. |
Latest revision as of 03:39, 29 August 2018
absolute refuge: absolute Buddha, absolute Dharma and absolute Sangha
Also called ultimate refuge, absolute refuge—as opposed to conventional refuge—is the ultimate attainment of the three refuges; absolute Buddha is the dharmakaya, the buddha’s omniscient mind, absolute Dharma is the true cessation of suffering and absolute Sangha is any being who has attained the true cessation of suffering and become an arya being.
