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Udraka

Nach Eliade (1978) ein Lehrer des Prinzen Siddharta Gautama, nachdem er sein Elternhaus verlassen hatte, um als Asket zu leben.

Udraka (Lhag spyod). Udraka Rāmaputra war einer von zwei Lehrern, von denen der Buddha Unterweisungen erhielt. Udraka lehrte ein Meditationssystem, das zum Zustand der Weder-Unterscheidung noch Nicht-Unterscheidung führte, der vierten Sphäre des formlosen Bereichs. Nachdem er dies erreicht hatte und erkannte, dass es keine Befreiung vom saṃsāra war, machte sich der Buddha auf eigene Faust auf, um das Erwachen zu erreichen.“ Dakpo Tashi Namgyal (2018), Glossar

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