〘Noun〙 ("saṃskṛta" is a translation of saṃskṛta) A Buddhist term. A phenomenal existence that arises and perishes due to causality. Because it does not have a fixed, eternal substance, saṃskṛta is said to change. Also, because it arises due to causality and necessarily has a result, it is called saṃskṛta. The law of saṃskṛta. ⇔ The law of non-causality. [The Sutra of Radiant Light - III] Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 (「有為」はsaṃskṛta の訳語) 仏語。因縁によって生じ、そして滅するところの現象的存在。常住不変な固定的実体を有しないことから、有為は転変するという。また、因縁の故に生じ必ず結果を有するところから、有果という。有為の法。⇔無為法。〔放光般若経‐三〕
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