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| − | [八風] ( Jpn happu ) | + | [[八風]] ( Jpn [[happu]] ) [[Eight conditions]] that prevent [[people]] from advancing along the right [[Path]] to [[Enlightenment]]. According to The [[Treatise on the Stage of Buddhahood Sutra]]— [[Bandhuprabha's]] work that was translated into {{Wiki|Chinese}} by [[Hsüan-tsang]]—the [[eight winds]] are : |
| − | + | {{Wiki|prosperity}}, | |
| + | {{Wiki|decline}}, | ||
| + | disgrace, | ||
| + | {{Wiki|honor}}, | ||
| + | praise, | ||
| + | censure, | ||
| + | [[Suffering]], and | ||
| + | [[pleasure]]. | ||
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| + | [[People]] are often swayed either by their [[Attachment]] to {{Wiki|prosperity}}, {{Wiki|honor}}, praise, and [[pleasure]] (collectively known as "[[four favorites]]" or "[[four favorable winds]]"), or by their [[aversion]] to {{Wiki|decline}}, disgrace, censure, and [[Suffering]] ("[[four dislikes]]" or "[[four adverse winds]]"). | ||
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| + | [[eight winds]] ([[八風]]). One’s [[love]] or [[hate]] is fanned by the [[eight winds]]: | ||
| + | :(1) advantage, | ||
| + | :(2) disadvantage, | ||
| + | :(3) [[fame]], | ||
| + | :(4) infamy, | ||
| + | :(5) praise, | ||
| + | :(6) scorn, | ||
| + | :(7) [[pleasure]], and | ||
| + | :(8) [[pain]] | ||
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| + | [[Winds of Eight Directions]]. Most [[people]] are usually moved by the [[winds]] of the [[eight directions]]: | ||
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| + | : 1. Praise | ||
| + | : 2. Ridicule | ||
| + | : 3. [[Suffering]] | ||
| + | : 4. [[Happiness]] | ||
| + | : 5. [[Benefit]] | ||
| + | : 6. Destruction | ||
| + | : 7. Gain | ||
| + | : 8. Loss. | ||
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eight winds
八風 ( Jpn happu ) Eight conditions that prevent people from advancing along the right Path to Enlightenment. According to The Treatise on the Stage of Buddhahood Sutra— Bandhuprabha's work that was translated into Chinese by Hsüan-tsang—the eight winds are :
prosperity,
decline,
disgrace,
honor,
praise,
censure,
Suffering, and
pleasure.
People are often swayed either by their Attachment to prosperity, honor, praise, and pleasure (collectively known as "four favorites" or "four favorable winds"), or by their aversion to decline, disgrace, censure, and Suffering ("four dislikes" or "four adverse winds").
eight winds (八風). One’s love or hate is fanned by the eight winds:
(1) advantage,
(2) disadvantage,
(3) fame,
(4) infamy,
(5) praise,
(6) scorn,
(7) pleasure, and
(8) pain
Source
Winds of Eight Directions. Most people are usually moved by the winds of the eight directions:
