The treasury of knowledge, books 9 and 10 journey and goa (94)

Divestment 1 #The Intent of the Highest Continuum a# The Ten Powers b# The Four States of Fearlessness c# The Eighteen Distinctive Qualities 2# The Intent of the Ornament of Manifest Re

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[Part x The Fruition in the Dialectical Approach]

I Nirval}.a according to the Three Spiritual Approaches

II Buddhahood according to the Mahayana

A Nature ofBuddhahood

B Meaning'of the Term "Buddha"

C Process of Accomplishment

1 Causes

2 Environment and Process

3 Fruition

a Kayas

i Characteristics

aa Dharmakaya

1 # Meaning and Characteristics

2# Analysis

bb Sambhogakaya

1 # Meaning and Characteristics

2# Analysis

cc Nirmil].akaya

1 # Meaning and Characteristics

2# Analysis

dd The Presentation in the Highest Continuum

ii Specific Features

aa Equalness

bb Constancy

cc Manifestation

b Timeless Awareness

i Detailed Analysis

ii Meaning of the Terms and Essential Qualities

aa Awareness as the Basic Space of Phenomena

bb Mirrorlike Awareness

cc Awareness as Equalness

dd Discerning Awareness

ee Awareness as Ensured Fulfillment

iii Causes

iv Transformation

v Association with the Kayas

c The Qualities of Enlightenment

i.Overview

ii Extensive Explanation

aa Divestment

1 #The Intent of the Highest Continuum

a# The Ten Powers b# The Four States of Fearlessness c# The Eighteen Distinctive Qualities 2# The Intent of the Ornament of Manifest Realization

bb Maturation

1# Overview

2# Extensive Explanation

a# The Thirty-two Major Marks of Perfect Form b# The Eighty Minor Marks of Perfect Form c# The Sixty Qualities of Enlightened Speech

d Enlightened Activity

i Seven Ramifications of Enlightened Deeds

ii.Summary

[Part 2 The More Common Attainments in the Vajrayana]

I Concise Presentation

II Specific Explanations

A Introduction

B Extensive Explanation

1 Enlightened Activities

2 Siddhis

a Lesser Siddhis

b Intermediate Siddhis

c Greater Siddhis

d.Khecara

i Greater State

ii Lesser States

[Part 3· The Fruition in the Vajrayana]

I Fruition Aspect ofT antra

II Nature of the Fruition Aspect

A Essence

B Enumeration ofTerms

C Distinction between Actual Fruition and Nominal Result

D Causal Factors

1 Working Basis

2 Essence

3 Methods of Application

a External

b Internal

4 Specific Issues

5 Conclusion

E Result

1 Primordial Unity That Involves Training

a Process of Attainment

b General Characteristics

i Twenty-three Aspects of Primordial Unity

ii Thirty-one Auxiliary Aspects

iii Summary

c Delineation of the Level ofBuddhahood

d Analogies lllustrating the Vajrakaya

e Analysis of the Kaya

2 Primordial Unity That Involves No More Training

a Working Basis

b Occasion

c Essence

d Characteristics

e Auxiliary Attributes

i Overview

ii Extensive Explanation

aa The Seven Attributes of Integration

bb The Eight Qualities of Purity

cc The Eight Experiential Qualities

dd The Eigh.t Qualities of Powerful Mastery

ee The Eight Additional Attributes

£ Distinctive Attributes

i.Kayas

aa.Realm

bb.Essence

cc Analysis

dd Three or Four Kayas

ee Analysis of Family Types

1 # Basis of Analysis

2# Analysis of Specific Expressions

3# Nature of the Family Types

ii Timeless Awareness

aa Five Aspects

bb Seven Aspects

1# Seven Primary Aspects

2# Forty Auxiliary Ramifications

cc Ten Extraordinary Aspects of Knowledge

g The Qualities and Activity of Enlightenment

[Part 4· The Fnlition in the Nyingma School]

I Fruition Aspect ofT antra according to the T#b of Magical Display

A General Presentation

B Detailed Treatment

1 Benefit for Oneself

a Accomplishment

b Characteristics

c Enumerations

i Terms

ii Essential Categories

aa Distinctive Features

1# Extensive Enumeration

2# Middle-Length Enumeration

3# Concise Enumeration

a# Concise Enumeration b# Extremely Concise Enumeration i# Brief Presentation

ii# More Extensive Presentation aa# Ka.yas

bb# Timeless Awareness

bb Inseparability

2 Benefit for Others

3 Buddhahood in the Siitras and Tantras

a Dharmakaya

b Sambhogakaya

c Nirmfu}.akaya

II Gaining Freedom according to the Vajra Heart Essence

of Utter Lucidity

A Levels of Acumen

1 Overview

2 Extensive Explanation

a Lesser Acumen

b Middling Acumen

c Higher Acumen

B Supreme Freedom

1 Manifest Enlightenment

a Essence

b Derivation ofTerminology

c Characteristics

d Nature

e Mode of Abiding

f Pure Realms

g Those to Be Guided

h Function

i Constancy

j Detailed Analysis

i Overview of the Three Kayas

ii Detailed Analysis of the Distinct Expressions

of the Three Kayas

2 Nature ofTirneless Awareness

a Essence

b Derivation of the Term

c Detailed Analysis

i Timeless Awareness as Dharmakaya

ii Timeless Awareness as Sambhogakaya

iii Timeless Awareness as Nirmal).akaya

3 Elucidation