Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Buddhaghosa trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Is that how Buddhaghosa sees them?
Buddhaghosa himself does not make a decision among these three theories.
The most important works of thisclass are the authorized commentaries of Acariya Buddhaghosa.
Instead of Buddhaghosa I go to Buddha,"What do you say, sir?
Some people find the classical Tipitaka commentaries--particularly those by the medieval writer Buddhaghosa-- to be helpful.
Buddhaghosa says that there are many fanciful explanations of the word Magadha.
According to the views of commentators like the Venerables Buddhaghosa and Anuruddha the seat of consciousness is the heart(hadayavatthu).
Further, Buddhaghosa said, only a person who has developed powers of absorption will succeed.
As they are to be developed through the eye,they will not be very suitable for anyone with weak sight(according to Buddhaghosa).
Buddhaghosa(DA. iii.855) explains it as"nirantara-pūrita" perhaps in the sense that it is filled with fire.
The commentaries are not original works by Buddhaghosa, but edited versions of more ancient commentaries that had been preserved in Sri Lanka.
Buddhaghosa(DA. iii.855) explains it as"nirantara-pūrita" perhaps in the sense that it is filled with fire.
They are, rather,carefully edited versions of the vast body of accumulated exegetical material that Buddhaghosa found at the Mahavihara in Anuradhapura.
According to Buddhaghosa, the essence of their wrongdoing was that the guilty monks made death their aim mara.
Whatever the relationship of the Buddha's speech to Pali, the canon was eventually transcribed and preserved entirely in it,while the commentarial tradition that accompanied it(according to the information provided by Buddhaghosa) was translated into Sinhala and preserved in local languages for several generations.
Buddhaghosa goes on to give two further examples of death involving religious practice that do not breach the third paaraajika.
As long as Buddhism remains a living faith among mankind, Buddhaghosa will not cease to be remembered with reverence and gratitude by Buddhist peoples and schools.
As Buddhaghosa comments that mindfulness should be seen as a post set in its object, and as a gatekeeper guarding the doors of perception.
Sri Lanka is the traditionally oldest religious Buddhist country where Buddhist Aryan culture is protected and preserved.[3] The island has been a center of Buddhist scholarship and learning since the introduction of Buddhism in the third centuryBCE producing eminent scholars such as Buddhaghosa and preserving the vast Pāli Canon.
Acariya Buddhadatta and Acariya Buddhaghosa are also said to have resided in the same area, and the subcommentator Acariya Dhammapala was probably a native of the region.
When the authorship of the Commentaries is ascribed to Acariya Buddhaghosa, it should not be supposed that they are in any way original compositions, or even original attempts to interpret traditional material.
Buddhaghosa points out that the spiritually ignorant person is like a thirsty cow who tries to slake her thirst by drinking hot water,'which gives no satisfaction', and represents unskilful action leading to continual frustration and sorrow(dukkha).
These notions serve as the pegs on which Buddhaghosa hangs his discussion, the overall purpose of which is to establish in what circumstances a monk is guilty of an offence and the grade of punishment appropriate.
Nagasena Thera and Buddhaghosa Thera commented that when the sukara-maddava was being cooked, many gods put heavenly'oja'(nutriments) in a large quantity into it, thinking that it was the last meal of the Gotama Buddha.
In commenting on these cases, Buddhaghosa also devotes some time to discussing routine issues which arise in medical practice-- such as which classes of people should be taken on as patients and which not-- and some of what he says would not be out of place in a professional code of ethics such as that of the AMA or the BMA.