Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c44.32

v2.c44.32

karmakāṇḍa (religious rites), i 105 karuṇā (compassion), ii 84, 147, 172, 204, 287 kaṣāya (five evils), i 96 n. kasina (object of meditation), i 65, 218-222 kalyāṇamitta (spiritual guide), i 233 kalyāṇavākkaraṇa (pleasant speech or conversation), i 28 kāma (desire), i 96, ii 67, 72 kāmarāga (strong desire, lust), ii 94 f., 235 kāmaloka (the lowest strata of worldly beings), ii 65 kāyakamma (physical acts), i 143 kāyadaṇḍa (control of physical acts), i 41, 143, ii 18 kāya-satipaṭṭhāna (minute observation of physic and physical movements), ii 192, 215 kiriyavāda (theory of karma), i 36, 41 kilesa (=kleśa, impurities), ii 195 kutūhala-sālā (place for discussions), i 26, 32, 128 kuśalamūla (merit-roots, viz., alobha, adosa, amoha), i 98 kuśalakarmapatha (the ten abstentions from evil acts), ii 292, 306 n. kusalāvyakatacitta (indeterminable thought but producing good effect), i 254, ii 95 kṣaṇika (momentary existence of constituents), i 24, ii 167 f., 189, 193 kṣayajñāna (the knowledge of an arhat that he will have no more rebirth), ii 78, 150, 166, 204, see anutpādajñāna kleśa (impurity), ii 206 kleśa-bīja (seed of impurity) ii 68 kleśāvaraṇa (the veil of impurity), ii 88 khajjaka-bhājaka (monk in charge of the distribution of eatables), i 322 khandha (=skandha, constituents of a being), i 24, 61 f., 77 f., 83, 86 f., 89 f., 102, 150, 249 f., ii 100, 108, 117, 132 f., 167 f., 174, 176, 179, 181 f., 194, 215, 230 f. gaṇa (a religious body), i 34 gati (sphere of existence), ii 173 gahapati (householder), ii 211 f. gahapatānī (female householder), ii 217 gāmakhetta (parish), ii 13 gāmaṇi (head of a village), i 147, ii 220 gāmantara-kappa, one of the ten rules discussed in the 2nd Council, ii 35 gihi (householder), ii 172, 236 guru (spiritual preceptor), ii 258 guhā (cave-dwelling), i 284