Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c28.46

c28.46

Sāṃkhya Sūtra, 234, n. 1. Saṃgītiparyāya, by Cāriputra or Mahākausthila, 24, 154. Saṃcetanā, thinking, 91. Saññā, perception or idealism, 51, 57, 85, 86, 88, 98, 196, 198, 200. Saṃjñā, name, 195, n. 1. Saññāvedayitanirodha, suppression of sensation and idea, 124. Sati, see Smṛti. Satimān, mindful, 126. Satkārya-vāda, in the Sāṃkhya, 178. Satti, Çakti, power (of one idea to affect another), 176. Sattva, a Guṇa, 134, n. 2, 141. Sattva-tyāga, abandonment of existence, 279. Satya-vacana, formula of truth, 287. Satyasiddhiçāstra, by Harivarman, 234, n. 1. Saddharmapuṇḍarīka, 220, n. 1, 226, 231, 270, 271, 294, 298. Saṃtati, continuity, 170. Saṃtāna, continuity, 170, 174. Saṃtānin, as individual, 175. Sannissaya (Saṃniçraya), dependent (cause), 177. Saptadaçabhūmi Sūtra, by Asaṅga, 231. Sabhāga, homogeneous (cause), 178. Sabhāgatā, general characteristics, 201. Samatha (Çamatha), quietude, of saint, 132. Samanantara, immediately contiguous (cause), 177. Samanvāhāra, attention, 88. Samayabhedoparacanacakra, by Vasumitra, 149, 150. Samādhi, concentration, 115, 126, 127, 171, n. 1, 201, 260, 280. Samādhirāja, 225. Samāpatti, 42. Sampajañña, self possession, 90. Samprayukta, united (cause), 178. Sambandha, form of cause, 177, n. 2. Sambodha-sukha, bliss of enlightenments, 128. Sambhogakāya, body of bliss, 221, 269, 270. Sammuti-sacca, conventional truth, 222, n. 2, and see Saṃvṛti-satya. Sarvatraga, omnipresent (cause), 178. Sarvadarçanasaṃgraha, by Mādhava, 315, 316.