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Dictionary of Pali Proper Names v1.c19: Jh

Dictionary of Pāli Proper Names v1.c19

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Jh

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Jhatvā Sutta.—See Chetvā Sutta.

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Jhāna Vagga.—The last and twentieth chapter of the Eka Nipāta of the Aṅguttara Nikāya.¹

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¹ A. i. 38-46.

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1. Jhāna Saṃyutta (also called Samādhi).—The twenty-fourth Saṃyutta of the Saṃyutta Nikāya.¹ 2. Jhāna Saṃyutta.—The fifty-third Saṃyutta of the Saṃyutta Nikāya.¹

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¹ S. iii. 263-79.

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¹ S. v. 307-10.

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1. Jhāna Sutta.—Anuruddha tells his colleagues of the advantages of cultivating trance.¹

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¹ S. v. 305.

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2. Jhāna Sutta.—Six things one must give up in order to develop jhāna.¹

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¹ A. iii. 428.

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3. Jhāna Sutta.—Six other things which must be abandoned in order that jhāna may be developed.¹

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¹ A. iii. 428.

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4. Jhāna Sutta.—The Buddha explains to the monks how the destruction of the āsavas is the result of every step taken in the sphere of contemplation.¹

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¹ A. iv. 422 f.

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5. Jhāna Sutta.—The great benefit one derives from practising jhāna, even for the duration of a finger-snap, and the different methods of attaining to such practice.¹

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¹ A. i. 38 ff.

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6. Jhāna Sutta.—On the advantages that result from the practice of mindfulness centred on the body.¹

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¹ A. i. 43 f.

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Jhānasodhana Jātaka (No. 134).—The Bodhisatta was once an ascetic who, at the moment of his death, said “neither conscious nor unconscious.” His chief disciple interpreted these words, but the others would not believe him until the Bodhisatta descended from the Brahma-world in order to uphold his explanation.

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The story was related in reference to an explanation given by Sāriputta at Saṅkassa.¹

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¹ J. i. 473.

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This Jātaka is probably also called the Anaṅgana Jātaka (q.v.).

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Jhānābhiññā Sutta.—The Buddha tells the monks that Mahā Kassapa is able to do many of the things he himself can do.¹

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¹ S. ii. 210 ff.

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