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Indaratana (2002), p. v;
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Khantipalo (1982). See also Alms#Buddhism
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Khantipalo (1982a).
Khantipalo (1982a), for instance,
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there is
nothing else." (p. 29).
Khantipalo (1982). In
addition to
making this
general statement,
Khantipalo quotes an
example of lay
people prostrating...
- the
state of
perfect buddhahood (samyaksaṃbuddha).
According to
Bhikkhu Khantipalo, the term "sugato" can be
translated as "au****ious", "fortunate" or more...
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Archived 2020-11-12 at the
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Banner of the ArahantKandy, Sri Lanka:
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later revised &
expanded to give MLDB
above Twenty-Five Suttas...
- "painful".
Dukkha is most
commonly translated as "suffering".
According to
Khantipalo, this is an
incorrect translation,
since it
refers to the
ultimately unsatisfactory...
