Lectures On the Science of Religion
Lectures On the Science of Religion
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" He might have quoted the " Samawia phala sutta " of which Burnouf has given such interesting details in his Lotus, p. 449 seq. Fausboll also, in his notes on v. 332, rightly explains ' samannata ' by ' sraman- yata/ " Anupadiyano, " which I have translated by " caring for nothing, " has a technical meaning. It is the negative of the fourth Nidana, the so-called Upadana, which Koppen has well explained by " Anhang- lichkeit, " taking to the world, loving the world. Koppen, Die R&- fyion des Bu...ddha, p. 610.
200 BUDDHA'S DHAMMAPADA, CHAPTER H.
ON REFLECTION. 21.
"DEFLECTION is the path of immortality, thought- -*-** lessness the path of death. Those who reflect do not die, those who are thoughtless are as if dead already.
22.
Having understood this clearly, those who are ad- vanced in reflection, delight in reflection, and rejoice in the knowledge of the Ariyas (the Elect).
(21. ) " Apram&da, " which Fausboll translates by vigilantia, Go- gerly by religion, expresses literally the absence of that giddiness or thoughtlessness which characterizes the state of mind of worldly people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He might have quoted the " Samawia phala sutta " of which Burnouf has given such interesting details in his Lotus, p. 449 seq. Fausboll also, in his notes on v. 332, rightly explains ' samannata ' by ' sraman- yata/ " Anupadiyano, " which I have translated by " caring for nothing, " has a technical meaning. It is the negative of the fourth Nidana, the so-called Upadana, which Koppen has well explained by " Anhang- lichkeit, " taking to the world, loving the world. Koppen, Die R&- fyion des Bu...ddha, p. 610.
200 BUDDHA'S DHAMMAPADA, CHAPTER H.
ON REFLECTION. 21.
"DEFLECTION is the path of immortality, thought- -*-** lessness the path of death. Those who reflect do not die, those who are thoughtless are as if dead already.
22.
Having understood this clearly, those who are ad- vanced in reflection, delight in reflection, and rejoice in the knowledge of the Ariyas (the Elect).
(21. ) " Apram&da, " which Fausboll translates by vigilantia, Go- gerly by religion, expresses literally the absence of that giddiness or thoughtlessness which characterizes the state of mind of worldly people.
What to read after Lectures On the Science of Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Max Friedrich Max Mller to read onlineMoreLess
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