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Kshudrapanthaka

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Kshudrapanthaka: Disciple of the buddha who was so stupid he could not even learn a single simple verse of the Dharma. The Buddha taught him by having him clean a building which he did with such concentration that he attained enlightenment and became a famous teacher. Story is in Dharma King Pabongka's Liberation in the Palm of Your Hand. Also called Chuda or Chudapanthaka ("Little Road").

See; Shurangama Sutra.

see also; Cudapanathaka

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