...or maya. Shakyamuni Buddha said in the last moments of his life: "the spiritual body is immortal." As Mr. Eitel, the scholarly Sinologist, explains it:...suffering." And this is why the Bodhisattvas who prefer the nirmanakaya to the dharmakaya vesture stand higher in the popular estimation than the niruanis. But...

...Asia. Sir EDWIN ARNOLD. " The dewdrop re-becomes the shining sea." — Chioh-Hsien (a Chinese monk). " The popular exoteric systems agree in defining Nirvana...transmigration as a state of entire freedom from all forms of materiality, from all passion and exertion, mentally and emotionally, a state of indifference therefore...

...Asia. Sir EDWIN ARNOLD. " The dewdrop re-becomes the shining sea." —Chioh-Hsien (a Chinese monk). "The popular exoteric systems agree in defining Nirvana...transmigration as a state of entire freedom from all forms of materiality, from all passion and exertion, mentally and emotionally, a state of indifference therefore...

...•t/J ^& ^^ lit. complete extinction of the animal spirits, or by Sffi j*jj lit. non-action. (1.) The popular exoteric systems agree in defining Nirvana...passion and exertion, a state of indifference to all sensibibity. Positively they define Nirvana as the highest state of spiritual bliss, as absolute immortality...

...absolutely complete moral purity, or ... complete extinction of the animal spirits, ... or non-action. (1) The popular exoteric systems agree in defining Nirvana...exertion, a state of indifference to all sensibility. Positively they define Nirvana as the highest state of spiritual bliss, as absolute immortality through...