檢視 Ten strengths 十力的原始碼

The '''ten strengths''' (Skt. ''daśabala''; [[Wyl.]] ''stobs bcu''; Tib. ''top chu'') of the realization of a [[buddha]] correspond to his unobstructed knowledge of all things. They are also part of the [[twenty-one sets of immaculate qualities]].

#knowing what is correct and incorrect (''gnas dang gnas ma yin pa mkhyen pa'');
#knowing the results of actions (''rnam smin mkhyen pa'');
#knowing the aspirations of beings (''‘gro ba mos pa sna tshogs mkhyen pa'');
#knowing all the elements (''khams ji rnyed pa sna tshogs mkyen pa'');
#knowing the different capacities of beings (''dbang po rno rtul rnam pa sna tshogs mkhyen pa'');
#knowing all the paths (''kun tu ‘gro ba’i lam sna tshogs mkhyen pa'');
#knowing all the different ways to establish meditative concentration (''bsam gtan gyi bkod pa sna tshogs ji rnyed pa mkhyen pa'');
#knowing previous lives of oneself and others (''rang gzhan gyi sngon gyi gnas sna tshogs pa ji rnyed mkhyen pa'');
#the knowledge of transference, death and future rebirth (''‘chi ‘pho ba dang ma ‘ongs pa’i skye ba ji rnyed mkhyen pa'');
#knowing that the defilements are exhausted or knowing the path and result (''zag pa thams cad zad pa nyid du gyur pa’i lam dang ‘bras bu mkhyen pa'').

==Further Reading==
*''The Fortunate Aeon: How the Thousand Buddhas Became Enlightened'' (Berkeley: Dharma Publishing, 1986), Vol. One, 'The Teaching on the Ten Strengths'.


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[[category: 10-Ten]]