Significance of Favorable occasion
Favorable occasion, as described by Kavya, involves identifying the optimal time for making requests or entreaties, especially towards Nala. In Mahayana philosophy, it emphasizes recognizing the appropriate moment (kala) for actions that support the establishment of the threefold Vehicle (yanatraya), which aims to enhance the well-being of all beings. Both interpretations highlight the importance of timing in facilitating meaningful actions and requests in various contexts.
Synonyms: Opportune moment, Timely event, Opportunity, Auspicious moment
In Finnish: Edullinen tilaisuus; In Spanish: Ocasión favorable
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Buddhist concept of 'Favorable occasion'
In Buddhism, a Favorable occasion signifies the crucial moment to act, promoting the threefold Vehicle (yanatraya) to enhance well-being for all beings, highlighting the importance of timing in spiritual practice and actions.
From: Maha Prajnaparamita Sastra
(1) Recognizing the right time (kala) for action that influences the establishment of the threefold Vehicle (yanatraya) for the well-being of beings.[1]
From: Lotus Sutra (Saddharma-Pundarika)
(1) A rare moment worthy of pursuit, such as the appearance of a Tathagata, which the young princes emphasize to their mother.[2]
Hindu concept of 'Favorable occasion'
In Hinduism, a Favorable occasion signifies the optimal moment to make requests or prayers, particularly directed towards Nala, highlighting the importance of timing in spiritual practices and the efficacy of petitions made during auspicious times.
From: Naishadha-charita of Shriharsha
(1) The right time identified for making requests or entreaties, particularly to Nala.[3]