Paññattivādā untranslated

1. Paññattivādā untranslated

Paññattivādā (v.l. Pannattivādā). A secondary division of the Gokulikas (Dpv.v.41; Mhv.v.4; Mbv. p. 96).

Their main doctrine was

that suffering is no skandha,
that there are no perfect āyatanas,
that the saṁskāras are all bound together,
that suffering is absolute,
that what proceeds from the mind is not the way,
that there is no untimely death,
that there is no human agency, and
that all suffering comes from karma (Rockhill, 189).

Paññattisutta. On four types of beings and their chiefs: of those who have bodies, Rāhu is chief; of those who enjoy pleasures of sense, Mandhātā is chief; of those who have lordship, Māra is chief; but the Tathāgata is chief of the whole world of Devas, Māras, etc. AN.ii.17.

Chưa dịch.

2. Paṇṇattivāda redirect

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Paṇṇattivāda. See Paññattivāda.

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