One-hundred dharmas of the Lucid Introduction
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One-hundred dharmas are enumerated in the Lucid Introduction to the One Hundred Dharmas (Mahāyāna śatadharmā-prakāśamukha śāstra),[1] a text by Vasubandhu in the Yogacara tradition.
These 100 dharmas are:[1]
I. Mind (citta-dharma)
II. Mental factors (caitta, caitasika-dharma)
III. Form (rupa-dharma)
- five sense faculties,
- five sense objects,
- 'formal' thought-objects (dharmāyatanikāni rūpāni)
IV. Embodied-conditioning Not Directly [perceived] by Citta (citta-viprayukta-saṃskāra-dharma)
- Twenty-four types of non-concurrent formations (aka "conditioned forces dissociated from thought" (Buswell))
- (karmic) Accrual, prāpti, 得
- Life-force, jīvitendriya, 命根
- Commonalities by species, nikāya-sabhāga, 衆同分
- Differentiation of species, visabhāga, 異生法
- Attainment of Thoughtlessness, asaṃjñi-samāpatti, 無想定
- Attainment of Cessation, nirodha-samāpatti, 滅盡定
- [realm of] Thoughtless [beings], asaṃjñika, 無想果
- 'Name' body, nāma-kāya, 名身
- 'Predicate' body, pada-kāya, 句身
- 'Utterance' body, vyañjana-kāya, 文身
- Birth/arising, jāti, 生
- Continuity/abiding, sthiti, 住
- Aging/decaying, jarā, 老
- Impermanence, anityatā, 無常
- Systematic Operation, pravṛtti, 流轉
- Determinant (karmic) Differences, pratiniyama, 定異
- Unifying, yoga, 相應
- Speed, jāva, 勢速
- Seriality, anukrama, 次第
- Area (space), deśa, 方
- Time, kāla, 時
- Number/calculation, saṃkhyā, 數
- Synthesis, sāmagrī, 和合性
- Otherwiseness, anyathātva, 不和合性
V. Unconditioned Dharmas (asaṃskṛta-dharmas)
- six unconditioned factors (or "non-created elements") (asamskrta-dharma)
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lusthaus, Dan, The One Hundred Dharmas
Sources
- Lusthaus, Dan, The One Hundred Dharmas