There are 30 total results for your 無學 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
無學 无学 see styles |
wú xué wu2 xue2 wu hsüeh mugaku |
aśaikṣa. No longer learning, beyond study, the state of arhatship, the fourth of the śrāvaka stages; the preceding three stages requiring study; there are nine grades of arhats who have completed their course of learning. |
無學位 无学位 see styles |
wú xué wèi wu2 xue2 wei4 wu hsüeh wei mugak ui |
level of no more applied practice |
無學心 无学心 see styles |
wú xué xīn wu2 xue2 xin1 wu hsüeh hsin mugaku shin |
mental state beyond training |
無學果 无学果 see styles |
wú xué guǒ wu2 xue2 guo3 wu hsüeh kuo mugaku ka |
stage of no more applied practice |
無學身 无学身 see styles |
wú xué shēn wu2 xue2 shen1 wu hsüeh shen mugaku shin |
body of the post-learner |
無學道 无学道 see styles |
wú xué dào wu2 xue2 dao4 wu hsüeh tao mugaku dō |
The way of the arhat, especially his attainment to complete truth and freedom from all illusion, with nothing more to learn. |
九無學 九无学 see styles |
jiǔ wú xué jiu3 wu2 xue2 chiu wu hsüeh ku mugaku |
The nine grades (of arhats) who are no longer learning, having attained their goal. |
學無學 学无学 see styles |
xué wú xué xue2 wu2 xue2 hsüeh wu hsüeh gaku mugaku |
One who is still learning, and one who has attained; 學 is to study religion order to get rid of illusion; 無學 begins when illusion is cast off. In Hīnayāna the first three stages, v. 四果, belong to the period of 學; the arhat to the 無學. In the Mahāyāna, the ten stages of the bodhisattva belong to 學; the stage of Buddha to 無學. |
非無學 see styles |
fēi wú xué fei1 wu2 xue2 fei wu hsüeh |
not (in the stage of) post-learner |
無學人田 无学人田 see styles |
wú xué rén tián wu2 xue2 ren2 tian2 wu hsüeh jen t`ien wu hsüeh jen tien mugakunin den |
field of merit of post-learners |
無學勝解 无学胜解 see styles |
wú xué shèng jiě wu2 xue2 sheng4 jie3 wu hsüeh sheng chieh mugaku shōge |
devoted interest of those beyond training |
無學實慧 无学实慧 see styles |
wú xué shí huì wu2 xue2 shi2 hui4 wu hsüeh shih hui mugaku jitsue |
true wisdom of the adepts |
無學正勤 无学正勤 see styles |
wú xué zhèng qín wu2 xue2 zheng4 qin2 wu hsüeh cheng ch`in wu hsüeh cheng chin mugaku shōgon |
right effort of post-learners |
無學正命 无学正命 see styles |
wú xué zhèng mìng wu2 xue2 zheng4 ming4 wu hsüeh cheng ming mugaku shōmyō |
right livelihood of postlearners |
無學正定 无学正定 see styles |
wú xué zhèng dìng wu2 xue2 zheng4 ding4 wu hsüeh cheng ting mugaku shōjō |
right concentration of post-learners |
無學正念 无学正念 see styles |
wú xué zhèng niàn wu2 xue2 zheng4 nian4 wu hsüeh cheng nien mugaku shōnen |
right mindfulness as held by the adepts |
無學正智 无学正智 see styles |
wú xué zhèng zhì wu2 xue2 zheng4 zhi4 wu hsüeh cheng chih mugaku shōchi |
right wisdom of post-learners |
無學正業 无学正业 see styles |
wú xué zhèng yè wu2 xue2 zheng4 ye4 wu hsüeh cheng yeh mugaku shōgō |
right behavior of post-learners |
無學正見 无学正见 see styles |
wú xué zhèng jiàn wu2 xue2 zheng4 jian4 wu hsüeh cheng chien mugaku shōken |
right view of post-learners |
無學正語 无学正语 see styles |
wú xué zhèng yǔ wu2 xue2 zheng4 yu3 wu hsüeh cheng yü mugaku shōgo |
right speech of post-learners |
無學祖元 无学祖元 see styles |
wú xué zǔ yuán wu2 xue2 zu3 yuan2 wu hsüeh tsu yüan Mugaku Sogen |
Wuxue Zuyuan |
無學聖人 无学圣人 see styles |
wú xué shèng rén wu2 xue2 sheng4 ren2 wu hsüeh sheng jen mugaku shōnin |
post-learning arhats |
無學自超 无学自超 see styles |
wú xué zì chāo wu2 xue2 zi4 chao1 wu hsüeh tzu ch`ao wu hsüeh tzu chao Mugaku Jichō |
Muhak Jacho |
無學解脫 无学解脱 see styles |
wú xué jiě tuō wu2 xue2 jie3 tuo1 wu hsüeh chieh t`o wu hsüeh chieh to mugaku gedatsu |
post-learner liberation |
五無學蘊 五无学蕴 see styles |
wǔ wú xué yùn wu3 wu2 xue2 yun4 wu wu hsüeh yün go mugaku un |
five psycho-physical constituents no longer needing training |
學無學心 学无学心 see styles |
xué wú xué xīn xue2 wu2 xue2 xin1 hsüeh wu hsüeh hsin gaku mugaku shin |
mental levels of training and post-training |
無學正思惟 无学正思惟 see styles |
wú xué zhèng sī wéi wu2 xue2 zheng4 si1 wei2 wu hsüeh cheng ssu wei mugaku shōshiyui |
right thought of post-learners |
無學正解脫 无学正解脱 see styles |
wú xué zhèng jiě tuō wu2 xue2 zheng4 jie3 tuo1 wu hsüeh cheng chieh t`o wu hsüeh cheng chieh to mugaku shō gedatsu |
right emancipation as held by the adepts |
非學非無學智 see styles |
fēi xué fēi wú xué zhì fei1 xue2 fei1 wu2 xue2 zhi4 fei hsüeh fei wu hsüeh chih |
wisdom of neither training nor no-treatings |
見道修道及無學道 见道修道及无学道 see styles |
jiàn dào xiū dào jí wú xué dào jian4 dao4 xiu1 dao4 ji2 wu2 xue2 dao4 chien tao hsiu tao chi wu hsüeh tao kendō shudō kyū mugakudō |
path of seeing, path of cultivation, and path of no further application of practice |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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