BUDDHIST DICTIONARY - An - Ay
- animitta-ceto-vimutti: s.
ceto-vimutti.
- animittānupassanā: s. vipassanā.
- animitta-vimokkha: s. vimokkha.
- añña: 'other', being of the opposite category.
- aññā
- aññāmañña-paccaya: 'mutuality-condition,' is one of the 24 conditions
(paccaya).
- aññātāvindriya: 'the faculty of one who knows'; s.
indriya 22.
- aññindriya: 'the faculty of highest knowledge'; s.
aññā and indriya
21.
- anottappa: s. ahirika.
- answering questions: 4 ways of: s. pañhā-byākarana.
- antarā-parinibbāyī: is one of the 5 kinds of Non-Returners or
Anāgāmī.
- antinomies: s. ditthi.
- anuloma-citta
- anuloma-ñāna
- anupādisesa-nibbāna: see Nibbāna,
upādi.
- anupassanā
- anupubba-nirodha
- anupubba-vihāra
- ānupubbī-kathā
- anurakkhana-padhāna: the 'effort to maintain' wholesome states; s.
padhāna.
- anusaya
- anussati
- aparāpariya-vedanīya-kamma: 'karma bearing fruits in later births'; s.
karma.
- aparihāna-dhamma
- aparihāniya-dhamma
- apāya
- āpo-dhātu: 'water-element'; s. dhātu.
- appamāda
- appamānābha: a kind of heavenly being; s.
deva, (II).
- appamāna-ceto-vimutti: s.
ceto-vimutti.
- appamāna-subha: a kind of heavenly being: s.
deva (II).
- appamaññā: The 4 'Boundless States', identical with
brahma-vihāra.
- appanā-samādhi
- appanihita-vimokkha: s. vimokkha.
- appanihitānupassanā: s. vipassanā.
- appendants, The 3: kiñcana.
- appicchatā: 'having only few wishes',
contentedness, is one of the indispensable virtues of the monk; cf.
A.X.181-190, and ariyavamsa.
- apuññābhisankhāra: s. sankhāra.
- Arahat and arahatta-magga,-phala: s.
ariya-puggala.
- ārammana
- ārammanādhipati, ārammanupanissaya: s.
paccaya.
- āraññikanga: The 'exercise of the forest-dweller', is one of the
ascetic purification-exercises (dhutanga).
- arising and vanishing (of things). The knowledge consisting in the
contemplation of; s. visuddhi (VI. 1.).
- ariya-iddhi: s. iddhi.
- ariya-magga: s. foll.
- ariya-puggala
or ariya
- ariya-sacca: The Four 'Noble Truths'; s.
sacca.
- ariya-vamsa
- ariya-vihāra: s. vihāra.
- arūpa-bhava: s. bhava,
loka.
- arūpa-jjhāna: - s. jhāna.
- arūpa-kkhandha: The four 'immaterial groups' of existence are:
feeling, perception, mental formations, consciousness; s.
khandha.
- arūpāvacara: s. avacara.
- āruppa: s. jhāna.
- asankhāra-parinibbāyī: The 'one reaching Nibbāna without exertion', is
one of the five classes of Non-Returners (Anāgāmī)
- asankhārika-citta
- asankhata: The 'Unformed, Unoriginated,
Unconditioned' is a name for Nibbāna,
the beyond of all becoming and conditionality.
- asañña-satta
- āsava
- āsavakkhaya: see above.
- ascending insight: s.
vutthāna-gāminī-vipassanā.
- ascetic purification practices: s.
dhutanga.
- asekha
- āsevana-paccaya: 'repetition', is one of the 24 conditions (paccaya).
- asmi-māna
- assāsa-passāsa
- association: sampayutta-paccaya, is one of the 24 conditions (paccaya).
- asubha
- asura: 'demons', titans, evil ghosts, inhabiting one of the lower
worlds (apāya).
- atappa
- atimāna: 'superiority-conceit'; s. māna.
- attā
- attachments: s. parāmāsa.
- atta-ditthi (-vāda): 'ego-belief', 'personality-belief', s.
ditthi.
- attainment-concentration:
appanā-samādhi; s. samādhi.
- attainments, 'The 8 a.'; s.
samāpatti.
- atta-kilamatha
- atta-saññā (°citta, °ditthi): 'perception
(consciousness, view) of an ego', is one of the 4 perversions (vipallāsa).
- atta-vādupādāna: 'attachment to the ego-belief', is one of the 4 kinds
of clinging (upādāna).
- attention: s. manasikāra.
- attentiveness, attention, mindfulness; s.
sati, satipatthāna.
- atthangika-magga: The 'Eightfold Path'; s.
magga.
- attha-patisambhidā: The 'analytical knowledge of meaning', is one of
the 4 kinds of analytical knowledge (patisambhidā).
- atthi-paccaya: 'presence', is one of the 24 conditions (paccaya)
.
- auditory organ: s. āyatana.
- avacara
- āvajjana
- aversion (from existence), contemplation of: s.
vipassanā (VI . 5)
- Avīci is the name of one of the most frightful hells (niraya).
- avigata-paccaya: 'non-disappearance', is one of the 24 conditions (paccaya).
- aviha
- avihimsā
- avijjā
- avikkhepa
- avoidance and performance: s.
cāritta, etc. - The effort to avoid, s.
padhāna.
- avyākata
- avyāpāda
- awakenment: s. bodhi.
- āyatana
- āyūhana