Lingaku- anutpattika-dharma-ksanti (recognition that nothing really arises or perishes)Buddhismabbreviationsee also 無生法忍
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- recognition that nothing really arises or perishes
This term is often used in Buddhist philosophy to describe the understanding that all phenomena are transient and that there is no permanent essence in things. It conveys a profound insight into the nature of existence and the illusory quality of life.
Generated collocations (experimental)
むしょうおし無生忍をうる得るto attain the realization of non-arisingむしょうおし無生忍をしゅぎょう修行するto practice the realization of non-arisingむしょうおし無生忍のきょうち境地the state of non-arising recognitionむしょうおし無生忍をりかい理解するto understand the realization of non-arisingむしょうおし無生忍のおしえ教えthe teaching of non-arisingむしょうおし無生忍のちえ智慧the wisdom of non-arisingむしょうおし無生忍のじっせん実践the practice of non-arising realizationむしょうおし無生忍のしょうめい証明the proof of non-arising realizationむしょう無生のさとり悟りenlightenment of non-arisingむしょうおし無生忍のしそう思想the philosophy of non-arising