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#Clearly Manifest (Skt. ''[[abhimukhībhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[ngöntu gyurpa]]''; Wyl. ''[[mngon du gyur ba]]'') <br> | #Clearly Manifest (Skt. ''[[abhimukhībhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[ngöntu gyurpa]]''; Wyl. ''[[mngon du gyur ba]]'') <br> | ||
#Far Progressed (Skt. ''[[duraṅgamabhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[ringtu songwa]]''; Wyl. ''[[ring du song ba]]'') <br> | #Far Progressed (Skt. ''[[duraṅgamabhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[ringtu songwa]]''; Wyl. ''[[ring du song ba]]'') <br> | ||
| − | #Immovable (Skt. ''[[acālabhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[miyowa]]''; Wyl. '[[ | + | #Immovable (Skt. ''[[acālabhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[miyowa]]''; Wyl. ''[[mi g.yo ba]]'') <br> |
#Perfect Intellect (Skt. ''[[sādhuṃatībhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[lekpé lodrö]]''; Wyl. ''[[legs pa’i blo gros]]'') <br> | #Perfect Intellect (Skt. ''[[sādhuṃatībhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[lekpé lodrö]]''; Wyl. ''[[legs pa’i blo gros]]'') <br> | ||
#Cloud of Dharma (Skt. ''[[dharmameghaābhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[chökyi trin]]''; Wyl. ''[[chos kyi sprin]]'')<noinclude> | #Cloud of Dharma (Skt. ''[[dharmameghaābhūmi]]''; Tib. ''[[chökyi trin]]''; Wyl. ''[[chos kyi sprin]]'')<noinclude> | ||
| − | The eleventh bhumi, Universal Radiance (Tib. ''kuntu ö''; Wyl. ''kun tu 'od''), is [[buddhahood]] according to the [[sutra]] system. | + | The eleventh bhumi, Universal Radiance (Tib. ''[[kuntu ö]]''; Wyl. ''[[kun tu 'od]]''), is [[buddhahood]] according to the [[sutra]] system. |
===Related to the subtle body=== | ===Related to the subtle body=== | ||
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There are twenty-two knots between the [[central channel]] and the two lateral channels. As they become freed, pair by pair, the meditator attains the successive bhumis, from the first to the eleventh, up to [[buddhahood]].<ref>*From the notes to ''Retreat at the Hermit's Cave'' in the ''Life of Shabkar''. </ref> | There are twenty-two knots between the [[central channel]] and the two lateral channels. As they become freed, pair by pair, the meditator attains the successive bhumis, from the first to the eleventh, up to [[buddhahood]].<ref>*From the notes to ''Retreat at the Hermit's Cave'' in the ''Life of Shabkar''. </ref> | ||
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- See also :
- See also :
Ten bhumis (Skt. daśabhūmi; Tib. sa chu; Wyl. sa bcu)
- Perfect Joy (Skt. pramuditābhūmi; Tib. rabtu gawa; Wyl. rab tu dga’ ba)
- Immaculate / Stainless (Skt. vimalābhūmi; Tib. drima mepa; Wyl. dri ma med pa)
- Luminous / Illuminating (Skt. prabhākarībhūmi; Tib. ö jepa; Wyl. ‘od byed pa)
- Radiant (Skt. arciṣmatībhūmi; Tib. ö tro chen; Wyl. ‘od ‘phro can)
- Hard to Keep / Hard to Conquer (Skt. sudurjayābhūmi; Tib. shintu jankawa; Wyl. shin tu sbyang dka’ ba)
- Clearly Manifest (Skt. abhimukhībhūmi; Tib. ngöntu gyurpa; Wyl. mngon du gyur ba)
- Far Progressed (Skt. duraṅgamabhūmi; Tib. ringtu songwa; Wyl. ring du song ba)
- Immovable (Skt. acālabhūmi; Tib. miyowa; Wyl. mi g.yo ba)
- Perfect Intellect (Skt. sādhuṃatībhūmi; Tib. lekpé lodrö; Wyl. legs pa’i blo gros)
- Cloud of Dharma (Skt. dharmameghaābhūmi; Tib. chökyi trin; Wyl. chos kyi sprin)
The eleventh bhumi, Universal Radiance (Tib. kuntu ö; Wyl. kun tu 'od), is buddhahood according to the sutra system.
Related to the subtle body
There are twenty-two knots between the central channel and the two lateral channels. As they become freed, pair by pair, the meditator attains the successive bhumis, from the first to the eleventh, up to buddhahood.[1]
Footnotes
- ↑ *From the notes to Retreat at the Hermit's Cave in the Life of Shabkar.
Literature
Alternative Translations
- Ten levels
- Ten grounds
- Ten stages
Further Reading
- Appendix 12, 'The Bodhisattva Bhumis' pp.201-205 in The Light of Wisdom Volume 1. Root text by Padmasambhava and commentary by Jamgön Kongtrül the Great. Published by Shambhala Publications ISBN 0-87773-566-2
