The Compendium Concepts of the Two Truths Based on Theravāda and Vaibhāṣika Two Truths
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Jan 15, 2021
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Two Truths, Theravāda and Vaibhāṣika
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The purpose of this article is to inform the profound concepts of the two truths utilizing the source from of Theravāda, and Vaibhāṣika based on Pāli and Sanskrit literatures of Abhidamma (skt.Abhidharma). The technical terms sammuti-sacca (skt. saṁvṛti-satya), and paramattha-sacca (skt. paramārtha-satya) are vital words of the Buddha dhamma. This article will be diversifying your concepts of the two truths from those two schools, in order to encourage understanding various theories of the two truths from different doctrines. Therefore, the omniscient essence of this article is to contain great assorted knowledge of two truth at once.
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Dorji, P. (2021). The Compendium Concepts of the Two Truths Based on Theravāda and Vaibhāṣika: Two Truths. The Journal of International Buddhist Studies College (JIBSC), 6(2), 93–104. Retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/ibsc/article/view/249498
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