Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c28.4

c28.4

Ākāsānañca, infinity of space, 93, 124, 144. Ātivāhika, transporting (body), 208. Ātmakhyāti, explanation of error, 319. Ātman, self, 71, 85. Ātmabhāvaniryātana, self surrender, 285. Āpta, authority of, 307, n. 2. Abhiprāyikī deçanā, provisional teaching, 235. Āyatana, base, 102, 202. Āyusamkhāra, vital tendency, 50. Āruppajhānas, formless trances, 124. Ārṣa, vision of seers, 318. Ālambana, support (cause), 177. Ālambanaparīkṣā, by Dignāga, 305, n. 4. Ālaya-vijñāna, receptacle intellect, 162, 219, 222 n. 5, 245, 253, 254, 256, 257, 265, 306. Āvajjana, adverted attention, 195. Āçraya, possible original of āsava, 128, n.1. Āsava, infection or defilement, 53, 99, n. 4. Āhāra, aliments, 58; species of Cause, 177, n. 2.