檢視 Paramita 的原始碼

'''Paramita''' (Tib. [[ཕ་རོལ་ཏུ་ཕྱིན་པ་]], [[Wyl.]] ''pha rol tu phyin pa'') translated as 'transcendental perfection', literally means to go (''ita'') to the other side (''param'') or to transcend. By practising them we can overcome our [[destructive emotions]], transcend the notion of [[samsara]] and see the true nature of things. 

All the many aspects of the [[bodhisattva]] path can be summarized in two aspects: the '''motivation''' (generating the attitude of [[bodhichitta]]) and the '''application''' (the practice of the paramitas). Generally it is said that there are [[six paramitas]], and sometimes [[ten paramitas]]. For any of those six or ten to count as “paramitas” they have to be performed with the realization that subject, object and activity, are devoid of true existence. 

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