May I offer the meaning of the word "arhat" since it is contained neither in this response nor in the original work to which it responds? An arhat is a perfectly liberated being for whom both life and death have been transcended. It is usually but not always associated with the historical Buddhas associates. The difference between an arhat and a Buddha is that an arhat follows the path perfectly but does not discover it. This also separates arhats from bodhisattvas who vow to postpone total liberation until all beings are liberated.
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Bj?agnhild?amp;lt;[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
three levels of
a warm basis maybe, arhat? devotee
moves into out, put there, dead
then after-life, also how it was made
first was made but wasn't how
second was but is
third is how but unmade
who's on first?
the ! last, the lasting
the first thing
time-based arts rejects time-based arts
first thing was the lasting
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