Aspects of Mahayana Buddhism and its Relation to Hinayana c8.s13.2

c8.s13.2

| I. Sotāpanna (or Sattakkhattu-parama) :— (i) Saddhāvimutta (ii) Diṭṭhippatta (see pp. 250-1). (a) Kolamkola (i) Devakolamkola (ii) Manussakolamkola (b) Ekavicika or Ekabījī Kośa puts this after Sakadāgāmī (see pp. 263-5). | II. Vimala | B. Caryāpratipatti-bhūmi comprising IV. Adhisīlavihāra | C. Anulomacaryā comprising II. Baddhamānā | |
| | | .. | .... | III. Puṣpamaṇḍitā |
| | | | V. Tanubhūmi.. | |
| II. Sakadāgāmī :— (i) Saddhāvimutta (ii) Diṭṭhippatta (see pp. 250-1). | | .. | .... | VI. Vītarāga-bhūmi |
| III. Anāgāmī :— (i) Saddhāvimutta (ii) Diṭṭhippatta (see pp. 250-1). (a) Antarāparinibbāyī (b) Upahaccaparinibbāyī (c) Asaṅkhāraparinibbāyī (d) Sasaṅkhāraparinibbāyī (e) Uddhamsoto Akanitthagāmī. The last mentioned is again subdivided into (1) Akanitthagā (i) Pluta | III. Prabhākarī | | V. Adhicittavihāra | |