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[[bodhisattva levels]] ([[bhumi]]): | [[bodhisattva levels]] ([[bhumi]]): | ||
− | 1) Joyful ([[pramudita-bhumi]]); | + | 1) [[Joyful]] ([[pramudita-bhumi]]); |
− | 2) Pure ([[vimala-bhumi]]); | + | 2) [[Pure]] ([[vimala-bhumi]]); |
3) Luminous ([[prabhakari-bhumi]]); | 3) Luminous ([[prabhakari-bhumi]]); | ||
4) Brilliant ([[arcismati-bhumi]]); | 4) Brilliant ([[arcismati-bhumi]]); | ||
5) Hard to conquer ([[sudurjaya-bhumi]]); | 5) Hard to conquer ([[sudurjaya-bhumi]]); | ||
− | 6) Facing forward ([[abhimukhi-bhumi]]); | + | 6) [[Facing forward]] ([[abhimukhi-bhumi]]); |
7) Going far ([[duramgama-bhumi]]); | 7) Going far ([[duramgama-bhumi]]); | ||
8) Immoveable ([[acala-bhum]]); | 8) Immoveable ([[acala-bhum]]); | ||
9) The Good ([[sadhumati-bhumi]]); | 9) The Good ([[sadhumati-bhumi]]); | ||
− | 10) Cloud of Dharma ([[dharmamegha-bhumi]]). | + | 10) Cloud of [[Dharma]] ([[dharmamegha-bhumi]]). |
− | Also referred to as “grounds’ or “stages.” The sutra tradition usually lists ten levels and the tantra tradition twelve or thirteen. | + | Also referred to as “grounds’ or “stages.” The [[sutra]] [[tradition]] usually lists ten levels and the [[tantra]] [[tradition]] twelve or thirteen. |
See also; “[[five paths]].” | See also; “[[five paths]].” | ||
− | These are described in detail in the [[Dasabhumika Sutra]], also known as the 26th chapter of the [[Avatamsaka Sutra]] and discourse by Patrul. | + | These are described in detail in the [[Dasabhumika Sutra]], also known as the 26th chapter of the [[Avatamsaka Sutra]] and {{Wiki|discourse}} by Patrul. |
[[Bodhisattva-bhūmi]] | [[Bodhisattva-bhūmi]] |
Revision as of 14:48, 24 March 2014
bodhisattva levels (bhumi):
1) Joyful (pramudita-bhumi);
2) Pure (vimala-bhumi);
3) Luminous (prabhakari-bhumi);
4) Brilliant (arcismati-bhumi);
5) Hard to conquer (sudurjaya-bhumi);
6) Facing forward (abhimukhi-bhumi);
7) Going far (duramgama-bhumi);
8) Immoveable (acala-bhum);
9) The Good (sadhumati-bhumi);
10) Cloud of Dharma (dharmamegha-bhumi).
Also referred to as “grounds’ or “stages.” The sutra tradition usually lists ten levels and the tantra tradition twelve or thirteen.
See also; “five paths.”
These are described in detail in the Dasabhumika Sutra, also known as the 26th chapter of the Avatamsaka Sutra and discourse by Patrul.
Bodhisattva-bhūmi