Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c44.38

v2.c44.38

byāpāda (malevolence, angry thought), ii 235 bhakti (devotion), ii 287, see śraddhā bhaṇḍāgārika (store-keeper in a monastery), i 287, 322 bhattuddesaka (distributor of meals), i 322 bhava (desire for existence), i 272 f. bhāvanā (meditation), i 228, ii 198 bhāvanāmārga (the moment or stage following the darśanamārga q.v.), ii 152, 157, 198 bhūtakoṭi (the limit of existence), i 98 bhūmi (ten stages of sanctification), ii 62, 308-310 macchariya (miserliness), ii 286 makkha (hypocrisy), ii 286 magga (path, stages of sanctification), i 199, 263, ii 69, 99, 103, 107, 110, 160, 173, 198, 229 maggabhāvanā (higher meditational practices), ii 66, 70, 153, 206 Majjhima-desa (middle country of the Buddhists), i 3 majjhimā paṭipadā (middle path), i 137, see aṭṭhaṅgika-magga mada (pride), ii 286 manāyatana (sphere or scope of mind), ii 100 manokamma (mental actions), i 143 manodaṇḍa (control of mind), i 41, ii 18 manodhātu (mind), ii 198 manomaya (mental), i 72, 85, ii 20 manoviññāṇa (mental perception), ii 144 mahākaruṇāsampatti (meditation induced through great compassion), ii 148 mahājanapada (=province), i 4 Mahāthūpa, ii 114 mahāpuruṣalakṣaṇa (physical signs of a great man), i 43, 180 mahābhūta (the great elements), i 37 mahābhūmika (broad divisions of mental states), ten, ii 141 n. Mahāvibhāṣā (commentarial literature), ii 136 mahāsāla (rich), i 28, 220 mahiddhika (possessed of miraculous power), ii 17 Māgaṇḍika, a sect i 33 mātukā (=mātikā, synopsis), ii 55 māna (pride), ii 238, 286 mānatta (suspension for an ecclesiastical offence), i 300 mārge anvayajñāna (gradual realisation of the truth), ii 153 māvā (deceit), ii 286