Studies in the Origins of Buddhism c19.s1.39
Studies in the Origins of Buddhism c19.s1.39
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c19.s1.39
¹⁴⁴ MN. I. 296; SN. IV. 294; Vm. pp. 503-4. Cf. MN. I. 383, where a Bhikkhu in Saññāved° is mistaken for dead. The refs. from MN (supra) show that Saññāved°, was not regarded as incompatible with Paññā. According to SN. IV. 295 knowledge comes when the mind falls back (Vuṭṭhāna) from the Nirodhasam°. This is quite opposed to the MN. refs. DN. 9 (DN. pt. I. p. 214—Nāg. ed.) speaks of “Anupubbābhisaññā-nirodhasampajānasamāpatti”.
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