Grāhyaviṣaya
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grāhyaviṣaya (T. gzung yul) is translated as "apprehended object," "referent object," etc.
It is the object (viṣaya) as seized by a perception, e.g. vase for a consciousness apprehending vase.[1]
Grāhyaviṣaya is one of the four types of object identified in Buddhist logic.
See also:
Translations
- apprehended object (Rangjung Yeshe wiki)
- referent object (Tsepak Rigdzin)
- object of apprehension (Hopkins)
- help object (Rangjung Yeshe wiki)
- object grasped (Ives Waldo)
Notes
- ↑
gzung yul, Tsepak Rigdzin, Christian-Steinert Dictionary
Sources
- Perdue, Dan (1992), Debate in Tibetan Buddhism, Ithaca: Snow Lion, ISBN 978-0937938768