The Bodhisattva Doctrine in Buddhist Sanskrit Literature c14.3

c14.3

*Balāni* (Powers): a Buddha’s ten Powers, 20; five *balas*, 144; a *bodhisattva’s* ten *balas*, 148 Beckh, H., 235, 243 *Bhakti*: its origin in Buddhism, 31; influence of Hindu sects, 36; idea of Confession, 56 *Bhūmi*, meaning of, 270 *Bhūmis*, seven and ten, 271; in the *Mtu.*, 273; in the *Pr. Pā. Ҫata*, 275; in the *Bo. Bhū.*, 278; in the *Da.-Bhū.*, 283 *Bodhi*: meaning of the word, 18; is distinguished from *nirvāṇa*, 11; its characteristics, 19 *Bodhi-cary-āvatāra*, 57, 88, 192 *Bodhi-citta* (Thought of Enlightenment), 58, 62 *Bodhi-citt-otpāda*, 58 ff.; its necessity, 60; its causes and occasions, 62 *Bodhi-pakṣyā dharmāḥ*, 80 ff. *Bodhisattva*: meaning of the word, 4 ff.; is distinct from the arhats and *pratyeka-buddhas*, 9 ff.; rejects *nirvāṇa*, 14; his Discipline and Career, 75; his great Compassion, 178; his Transfer of Merit, 188; he is not afraid of Pain, 159; is always active, 220; his last existence on earth, 292 ff.; as a Superman, 299 ff.; his thirty-two marks, 300; his struggle with *Māra*, 306 ff.