Significance of Complete wisdom
Complete wisdom, according to Mahayana, is a state of clarity free from false thoughts, with insights arising from true wisdom. It represents total understanding and insight, akin to the qualities of the Buddha, embodying an ideal state that transcends ordinary knowledge. This concept emphasizes the importance of genuine clarity of thought in achieving a higher level of understanding.
Synonyms: Insight, Sagacity, Discernment, Knowledge, Understanding, Enlightenment, Full understanding, Total comprehension, Thorough knowledge, Deep insight
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Buddhist concept of 'Complete wisdom'
Complete wisdom in Buddhism signifies total understanding and clarity, embodying the ideal state of the Buddha. It represents a profound insight free from false thoughts, originating from genuine wisdom.
From: Maha Prajnaparamita Sastra
(1) Describes the total understanding and insight that characterizes the Buddha and is seen as an ideal state beyond ordinary knowledge.[1]
From: Shurangama Sutra (with commentary) (English)
(1) A state of clarity where individuals do not harbor false thoughts, and their thoughts emerge from genuine wisdom.[2]