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„Felsen zerkleinern / Knochen pulverisieren (rdo rus ‚phrod pa / thug pa). Tibetische Wörterbücher erklären, dass die Redewendung Ausdauer oder Anstrengung bedeutet, die nötig ist, wenn man Knochen pulverisiert. Die Anmerkung in den Blauen Annalen, vermutlich von Gendün Chöpel, sagt: „ein berühmtes Sprichwort, das oft in religiösen Texten zitiert wird und bedeutet, dass man, wenn […]
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„Feststellung der gleichzeitigen Beobachtung (lhan cig dmigs nges). Argumentation, die im Yogācāra System verwendet wird, um zu beweisen, dass das wahrnehmende Subjekt und sein Objekt nicht verschieden sind. Wenn ein Objekt dem visuellen Bewusstsein erscheint, finden sein Erscheinen und die Wahrnehmung desselben gleichzeitig statt. Es gibt kein visuelles Objekt, das einem visuellen Bewusstsein nicht erscheint
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Frauwallner, Erich (1956): The earliest vinaya and the beginnings of Buddhist literature.- Roma (Serie Orientale Roma VIII)
Frauwallner. Erich (1995): Studies in Abhidharma Literature and the Origins of Buddhist Philosophical Systems. Translated from the German by Sophie Francis Kidd under the supervision of Ernst Steinkellner.- New York: State Univ.Pr.
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