Difference between revisions of "Commentary on the Vajra Heart"
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philosophical schools: | philosophical schools: | ||
| − | *The Buddhists have four schools: | + | *The Buddhists have [[four schools]]: |
A fifth is not the intent of [[Shakyamuni]]. | A fifth is not the intent of [[Shakyamuni]]. | ||
*Although the [[Hinayana]] has the two divisions of [[shravakas]] and [[pratyekabuddhas]], the view of the [[pratyekabuddhas]] is equivalent to the [[Sautrantika]], while their resolve and conduct resembles the general system of [[shravakas]]. These points are therefore not mentioned separately. [[JOKYAB]] | *Although the [[Hinayana]] has the two divisions of [[shravakas]] and [[pratyekabuddhas]], the view of the [[pratyekabuddhas]] is equivalent to the [[Sautrantika]], while their resolve and conduct resembles the general system of [[shravakas]]. These points are therefore not mentioned separately. [[JOKYAB]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:15, 2 September 2007
The Commentary on the Vajra Heart mentions that there are four Buddhist philosophical schools:
- The Buddhists have four schools:
A fifth is not the intent of Shakyamuni.
- Although the Hinayana has the two divisions of shravakas and pratyekabuddhas, the view of the pratyekabuddhas is equivalent to the Sautrantika, while their resolve and conduct resembles the general system of shravakas. These points are therefore not mentioned separately. JOKYAB