 Pur&na.) 2. He whose image is Siinya t;1, who is like a cypherJ or point, infinite, unsustained (in Nirvritti), and sustained (in Pravritti), whose essence is Nirvritti, of whom all things are forms (in Pravritti), and who is yet formless (in Nirvritti),...  The Phoenix, a monthly magazine for China, Japan and eastern Asia, ed. by J ... - Page 40edited by Full view - About this book
 | Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland - 1835 - 512 pages
...of pravritti and of nirvritti. Swayambhu Purdna. 2. He whose image is Sunyata, who is like a cipher or point, infinite, unsustained (in nirvritti), and...is the Iswara, the first intellectual essence, the Adi Buddha, was revealed by his own will. This self-existent is he whom all know as the only true being... | |
 | Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland - 1835 - 524 pages
...pravritti and of nirvritti. Swayambhii. Purdna. 2. He whose image is Sunyata, who is like a cipher or point, infinite, unsustained (in nirvritti), and...is the Iswara, the first intellectual essence, the Adi Buddha, was revealed by his own will. This self-existent is he whom all know as the only true being... | |
 | 1836 - 982 pages
...Pravritti and of Nirvritti^. (Swayambhu Purdna.) 2. He whose image is Siinydta, who is like a cypher or point, infinite, unsustained (in Nirvritti), and...is the Iswara, the first intellectual essence, the A'di Buddha, was revealed by his own will. This self* By etcetera, understand alirnyt (more Brahmanorum).... | |
 | 1836 - 634 pages
...sustained (in Pravritti), whose essenso is Nirvrilli, of whom all things are forms (in PratrriUi), and who is yet formless (in Nirvritti), who is the Iswara, the first intellectual essence, the A'di Buddha, was revealed by his own will. This self-existent is he whom all know as the only true... | |
 | Arthur Lillie - 1887 - 462 pages
...20 a). Now listen to the Buddhists : " He whose image is Sunyata (no image), who is like a cypher, or point, infinite, unsustained in Nirvritti, and...essence is Nirvritti, of whom all things are forms, and who is yet formless, who is the Isvara (God), the first intellectual essence, the first Buddha... | |
 | Nagendranath Vasu - 1911 - 252 pages
...things are forms (in Pravrtti), who is the Icvara, the first intellectual essence, the Adi Buddha, was revealed by his own will. This self-existent is he whom all know as the true Being ; and, though the state of Nivrtti be his proper and enduring state, yet for the sake of... | |
 | Brian Houghton Hodgson - 1991 - 298 pages
...A'irrntti, of Nir, a privative, and vritti, as before. 2. He whose image is Sunyata, who is like a cypher)] or point, infinite, unsustained (in Nirvritti), and...the Adi-Buddha, was revealed by his own will. This self existent is he whom all know as the only true Being; and, though the state of Nirvritti be his... | |
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