Significance of Counteragents
In Mahayana Buddhism, the concept of Counteragents pertains to the Dharma teachings (dharmaskandha) shared by the Buddha. These teachings aim to address and counteract various negative dispositions found in individuals. By providing guidance on overcoming these detrimental tendencies, Counteragents serve as crucial tools in fostering spiritual development and facilitating a deeper understanding of the Dharma.
Synonyms: Inhibitors, Adversaries, Rivals
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Buddhist concept of 'Counteragents'
Counteragents in Buddhism denote the Dharma topics introduced by the Buddha, specifically designed to counteract negative dispositions in individuals, guiding them toward a more virtuous and enlightened path.
From: Maha Prajnaparamita Sastra
(1) Elements or factors that serve to oppose or counteract illnesses or negative conditions.[1] (2) Refers to the topics of the Dharma (dharmaskandha) presented by the Buddha to address various negative dispositions in people.[2]