Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c44.29

v2.c44.29

avaivartya-caryā. See anivartana-caryā avyākata (=avyākṛta, indeterminate), i 39, 44 f., 83, 100; ii 69, 94 f., 101, 159, 161 ariyamagga (path of sanctification), ii 82 f. ariyasacca (=āryasatya), the four truths, i 139, 261-4 arūpa (non-material), i 68, 70, 96; ii 65, 69, 99 f. arūpa-samāpatti (the four higher meditations), i 230-2, ii 214 arhant (=arahat), the fourth stage of sanctification, different views relating to, ii 41, 64, 85 f., 89 n., 90 f., 109, 114, 148 f., 164, 171 f., 195, 204, 243; different types of, ii 86 aśāśvata, see asassata Aśvamedha (sacrifice), i 9 aṣṭāṅgika-mārga, see aṭṭhaṅgika-magga asaṃkhata (=asaṃskṛta), unconstituted, ii 102 f., 116, 133, 161, 168, 173, 178, 197, 206, 192 f. asaññisattā (=asaṃjñi-sattvā, beings with inactive perception), ii 152, 206 asassato loka (a view that the world is impermanent), i 45 f. asubha (unpleasant objects of meditation), i 222-3 asekha (one who has nothing to learn=an arhat), ii 238