adhyāśaya (500)

adhyāśaya
Entry 500, Page 17, Col. 2

(aDyASaya, aDyASaya)
adhyāśaya¦, m. (= Pali ajjhāsaya), (1) commonly mental disposition; (strong) purpose, intent, determination (esp. religious); clearly understood as a more intensive near-synonym of āśaya, which is used often in substan- tially the same sense in BHS as already in Skt. (so far [Page018-a+ 71] as I can see there is no difference between Skt. and BHS āśaya except for the adverbial uses of forms of the latter, q.v.): adhyāśayaḥ Mvy 7116 = Tib. lhag paḥi bsam pa, superior (adhi) thought, will, inclination or the like (āśaya = Tib. bsam pa Mvy 7117); āśayena adhyāśayena LV 182.18; āśayo LV 34.18, as a dharmālokamukha, immediately followed by adhyāśayo, used in the same way. Definition: Bbh 313.4 ff. śraddhāpūrvo dharmavicayapūrvakaś ca buddhadharmeṣu yo 'dhimokṣaḥ…bodhisattvasya so 'dhyāśaya ity ucyate. te punar adhyāśayā bodhisattvasya …pañcadaśa veditavyāḥ. katame pañcadaśa: agryāśayaḥ vratāśayaḥ etc., all cpds. of āśaya. With adj. dṛḍha, firm determination, SP 97.10; or vajraka (= dṛḍha), LV 216.4; bracketed with gaurava, adhyāśayena gauraveṇa, with resolution and with earnestness, SP 286.2; LV 203.4; adhyāśayena with one's whole heart, wholeheartedly, SP 337.10 (adhimucyate); 389.9; (dharmārthiko, seeking the dharma) LV 179.10; RP 14.7; adhyāśayena LV 180.12, with resolve (see s.v. anarthika); tadadhyāśaya-Mv i.128.7, intent on that; adhyāśayena saṃpannāḥ SP 337.1, per- fected in disposition; adhyāśaya-saṃpannā(ḥ) Mv ii.288.14; list of adhyāśaya, mental dispositions, which a Bodhisattva in the 2d bhūmi cherishes, Mv i.85.3 ff.; adhyāśaya-bala, one of the 10 bala of a Bodhisattva, Mvy 761; dvāv imau …bodhisattvasya sattveṣu kalyāṇādhyāśayau (excellent intentions towards creatures) pravartete, hitādhyāśayaś ca sukhādhyāśayaś ca Bbh 18.16--18; a Tathāgata knows the adhy°, mental dispositions, of all creatures SP 163.3; 180.15; adhyāśayaṃ (with dependent gen.) viditvā Samādh 8.14; RP 56.3; °śayaṃ (of others) parīkṣanti (Buddhas) Mv i.192.19; a Tathāgata is sarvadharmārthavaśitāprāp- taḥ sarvadharmādhyāśayaprāptaḥ SP 121.8, arrived at control of the meaning of all dharma, attained to (an under- standing of) the intent (purpose) of all dharma; durbalā- dhyāśayāś ca Mv i.79.13, and feeble in determination; bodhisattvasyādhyāśayaśuddhitām Av i.221.4, cf. adhyā- śayāś ca pariśuddhāḥ Mv i.102.5; similarly Dbh 63.23; miscellaneous, Mv i.77.6; 153.10 (kalyāṇa-, cf. Bbh 18.16--18 above); RP 10.7 (corrupt; read yad uta tāraṇā- dhyāśayapratipattyā, determination to save, cf. 10.13 tāra- ṇārtha); Jm 41.2--3 (jagatparitrāṇādhyāśayaḥ, cf. prec.); 45.24; 68.6; Gv 143.3; Bbh 242.8 ff.; (2) in looser sense of mentality, mind in general, upahatādhyāśayatvāt Jm 186.13, because his mind was affected.