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Asvaghosha - The Awakening of Faith in the Mahayana - Enlightenment

Identifier

016333

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

An explanation:

Buddha teaches that all beings are from all eternity ever abiding in Nirvana. = The Higher spirit or buddha nature of all of us is perpetually in nirvana - as the buddha nature or Higher spirit does not die or is born but exists eternally.  To obtain nirvana one thus has to reach the higher spirit  - meet with it [ecstasy], merge with it [moksha] or alternatively let the higher spirit take over completely [annihilation]

In truth enlightenment cannot be manufactured, nor can it be created; it is absolutely intangible; it is no material existence that is an object of sensation = in effect enlightenment is a stage on the spiritual path associated with the above states.

A description of the experience

Asvaghosha - The Awakening of Faith in the Mahayana translated by D T Suzuki

Buddha teaches that all beings are from all eternity ever abiding in Nirvana. In truth enlightenment cannot be manufactured, nor can it be created; it is absolutely intangible; it is no material existence that is an object of sensation.

The source of the experience

Acvaghosha

Concepts, symbols and science items

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Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

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