Sky View - Kuugan

Japanese: 空観 - くうがん

〘Noun〙 A Buddhist term. The observation that all things arise from causality, that there is no such thing as an eternal and unchanging self or substance, and that everything is empty. Kuukan. *Sugakakegoshu (around 903), 100-verse narrative verse: "The pure and clear sky is seen as the moon shines, the Myoho-ren is laid open" [Maha-Shima-Kan - 5, Part 1]

Kuu-kan ...kwan [sky view]

〘 noun 〙① To watch something at a theater or other venue without paying. Tada-mi. ※Saikyo Hanjo-ki (1877)〈Masuyama Morimasa〉First: "They sell outdoor tickets as proof that they are not allowing people to watch the performance in the emptiness."② ⇒ Ku-gan (viewing the emptiness)

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Japanese:

〘名〙仏語。一切のものは、ことごとく因縁によって生じたものであって、永遠不変の自我や実体といったものはなく、すべて空であると観じること。くうかん。※菅家後集（903頃）叙意一百韻「皎潔空観月、開敷妙法蓮」〔摩訶止観‐五・上〕