Difference between revisions of "Bhañña"
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| − | The word occurs in the compound [[Ukkalā]] ([[Okkalā]]) [[Vassa | + | The [[word]] occurs in the compound [[Ukkalā]] ([[Okkalā]]) [[Vassa-Bhaññā]] (S.iii.73; M.iii.78; A.ii.31), a group described as [[ahetuvādā]], [[akiriyavādā]], [[natthikavāda]], |
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| + | but who, nevertheless, agreed that the [[khandhas]] might be divided into {{Wiki|past}}, {{Wiki|present}} and {{Wiki|future}} and who accepted the [[teaching]] of the Great Forty (see [[Mahācattārīsaka Sutta]]). | ||
| − | They also accepted non covetousness, non malice, | + | They also accepted non covetousness, non [[malice]], [[right mindfulness]] and [[right concentration]] as worthy. |
| − | The Commentaries (AA.ii.497; MA.ii.894; SA.ii.201 says, dve pi te mūladitthigatikā ) explain that Vassa and [[Bhañña]] were two people ([[dvejanā]]) (? tribes). | + | The Commentaries (AA.ii.497; MA.ii.894; SA.ii.201 says, dve pi te mūladitthigatikā ) explain that [[Vassa]] and [[Bhañña]] were two [[people]] ([[dvejanā]]) (? tribes). |
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Latest revision as of 10:40, 3 March 2016
Bhañña
The word occurs in the compound Ukkalā (Okkalā) Vassa-Bhaññā (S.iii.73; M.iii.78; A.ii.31), a group described as ahetuvādā, akiriyavādā, natthikavāda,
but who, nevertheless, agreed that the khandhas might be divided into past, present and future and who accepted the teaching of the Great Forty (see Mahācattārīsaka Sutta).
They also accepted non covetousness, non malice, right mindfulness and right concentration as worthy.
The Commentaries (AA.ii.497; MA.ii.894; SA.ii.201 says, dve pi te mūladitthigatikā ) explain that Vassa and Bhañña were two people (dvejanā) (? tribes).
