Cultivating Original Enlightenment

Index

411 Abhidarmasamuccaya, 292 Abhidharma system, 10, 363n.219 Abhidharmakošabhâºyâ, 229, 362n.199 abhijñâ (superknowledges), 67, 353n.101, 354n.102 Abhisamayâla×kârâloka-prajñâpâramitâvy âkhyâ (Ornament of Realization), 32, 342n.82 abiding, attachment to, 154–155. See also nonabiding access(es) (ip/ru), 248–250, 253–254, 320–323; expedients for, 193–196, 200–201; knowledge gained from, 250–251; of practice, 182–184, 248– 250; of principle, 163, 178, 181–182, 379; stages of, 191–192; the two, 49, 166, 180–181, 192 acquiescence to nonproduction (viz. anutpattika-dharmakºânti), 84–85, 118–120, 315, 359, 379; mind of acquiescence , 120, 121, 123, 137; practice of, 132. See also nonproduction acquired enlightenment (sigak/shijue), 143, 145, 164, 166, 179, 317–318; consummation of, 148, 152, 207, 299; differentiated from original enlightenment , 6, 8–10, 41, 42, 48, 149; identified with original enlightenment , 74, 85–86, 99, 156, 233, 260; tranquilization and, 100–101; wisdom and, 151–152 action, 7, 12, 317 adamantine absorption. See vajrasamâdhi adamantine knowledge, 193, 204; stages of, 148–149 âdaršanajñâna (great perfect mirror wisdom ), 150, 251, 347n.11, 370n.287 adhimukti (resolute faith), 48, 159, 168, 182, 272 affective consciousness(es), 168, 270, 336n.16, 361nn.192, 194; modes of, 4, 8, 10, 75; transformation of, 141–142 afflictions (kleša), 153, 158, 194–195, 367n.251, 372n.310; debilitating, 229; leaving behind, 306; the six (upakleša), 367n.250 Agada, 60, 353n.98 agitation: as an aspect of mind or thought, 100, 160, 292–293; defiled dharmas lead to, 91; freedom from, 110; nature of, 132–134, 161; as “panting of the mind,” 194, 366n.245; production related to, 97, 98 alakºaÿatva. See signlessness âlayavijñâna (storehouse consciousness): as the eighth consciousness, 13, 50, 95, 148, 204–205, 336n.16, 347n.11, 361n.194; as the foundational consciousness , 255, 268, 284, 307; meaning storehouse consciousness, 6, 7, 11, 194, 253; production-and-extinction (saengmyõl/shengmie) an attribute of, 7–8, 9, 14, 16, 38, 98; pure and impure aspects of, 336 âmalaka, 121, 186 amalavijñâna (immaculate consciousness ): access to, 11, 141, 155, 157; as immaculate consciousness, 4, 10, 13, 15, 204, 205, 234; as the ninth mode of consciousness, 12, 15, 20, 49, 50, 235; original enlightenment and, 10, 337n.22; transcendental character of, 336n.16; voidness and, 64 analysis of scripture. See exegesis analytical suppression (pratisaœkhyânirodha ), 214, 215, 252, 253, 255, 300 Ânanda, 301, 303 Anantanirdešasiddhânta (Source of Immeasurable Doctrines), 48, 50, 302, 303. See also Vajrasamâdhi-sûtra ânimitta. See signlessness Index 412 Index annihilationism, 257, 258; extinction of, 262–263; one of the two extremes, 266, 267, 347n.15 Anûnatvâpurÿatvanirdeša (Neither Increase Nor Decrease Sûtra), 5, 42, 53, 87, 89 anutpatti. See nonproduction anuttarasamyaksaœbodhi (“complete, perfect enlightenment”), 265. See also calm extinction aspect of the mind apocrypha, 34, 336n.15, 343n.86, 366n.244; Sinitic, 336n.15, 368n.269 arhat(s), 225, 300, 358n.163, 374n.343; last stage of sanctity, 203; listing of, 58 Âryašâsanaprakaraÿa, 163, 172 Asaæga (ca. 320–ca. 390): Dasheng Apidamo ji lun, 292, 363n.210; Xianyang lun, 163, 172 âsrava (contaminants), the three, 362n.201 asuras (titans), 58, 172, 213, 350n.57, 358n.163 attachments (upâdâna): dispelling, 154, 157–161; the four, 367n.249 attainment. See nonattainment attentive contemplation (kakkwan), 364n.234 avaivartaka (“nonretrogression”), 204 Avataœsaka-sûtra (Flower Garland Sûtra; Huayan jing), 23, 171, 262, 265, 358, 366n.244; Wõnhyo’s commentary to the Jin translation of, 21 avidyâ. See ignorance avijñaptirûpa (unmanifest materiality), 161–162, 185, 362n.210 Awakening of Faith (Dasheng qixin lun), 1, 6, 7, 8, 97, 357n.144; on agitation, 161; on original enlightenment, 9, 10–11, 74, 75, 99, 164; on productionextinction aspect, 94–95; on semblance enlightenment, 163. See also Kisillon hoebon âyatana. See sense fields Benye jing (Original Acts of the Bodhisattva ). See Pusa yingluo benye jing Bhaiºajyaguru (Medicine King) Buddha, 81 bhavâgra (summit of existence), 237, 370n.293 bhikºû(s), 58 bhûmi(s) (grounds, stages), 50, 73, 173, 181–183, 229; bhûmi of right enlightenment , 201–203; completing the ten, 163, 192, 201, 226; the first (oneand -many) bhûmi, 200; lower and higher levels, 56, 86, 98; not lingering in, 109; Pramuditâ-bhûmi, 73; prebh ûmi stage, 137, 154, 159, 170; realization is possible even from the...