Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c44.78

v2.c44.78

sakadāgāmi (the third stage of sanctification), ii 91, 234 sakavāda (=Theravāda or Vibhajjavāda), ii 199, 201 sakkāyadiṭṭhi (=satkāyadṛṣṭi, belief in the existence of a self), i 48, 84, ii 177 f., 234 f. sagga (=svarga, heaven), i 17, ii 232 f. saggakatham (talk re heavenly life), i 126; ii 229 saññā, see saṃjñā saññāvedayitanirodha (meditation in which perception and sensitivity cease), ii 160, 205, 231 sati (=smṛti, memory, awareness), i 74, 95 satipaṭṭhāna (smṛtyupasthāna, a meditational practice for keeping the mind alert), i 186, 195, ii 76, 116, 132, 153, 158 f., 160, 214, 228, 285 sativinaya (an ecclesiastical way of settling dispute), i 308 sattakkhattuparama (one who will not be reborn more than seven times), ii 173 saddhā, see śraddhā saddhindriya (faculty of faith), ii 97 santhāgāra (meeting place), i 175 sabhāgā (those who lead the same mode of life), ii 15 samaṇa (=śramaṇa, novice), i 187 samatājñāna (knowledge of sameness or equality), ii 148 samathābhinivesa (inclination to quietude), ii 86 samayavimutta (finally emancipated), ii 65 samādhi (meditation), i 23, 78, 95, ii 99, 205 samāpatti (higher meditational attainments), i 95, 230-2; ii 64 f., 159 samāhita (concentrated), ii 97, 159 samudaya (origin), i 263, ii 229 samodhāna (a combined, inclusive probation), i 303 sammatta (=samyakatva, right), ii 82 sammādiṭṭhi (right view), ii 93, 138 sammappadhāna (right exertion), ii 76 sammukhavinaya (a method of settling ecclesiastical dispute), i 308 sammuti, see saṃvṛti sammutisacca (conventional truth), ii 185 sambhogakāya (refulgent or celestial body of Buddha), ii 76 samyakatvaniyata (destined to proceed along the right path), i 98, 101 samyakatvanyāma (leading to the right goal), ii 82, 92, 115, 147, 152 f., 172, 194 samyāprāsa, a sacrifice, i 9 sambodhi (full enlightenment), ii 91, 235