Significance of Perfect qualities
Perfect qualities encompass the complete and unblemished attributes of enlightened beings in Buddhism, which are often unimaginable to ordinary beings. In the context of Purana, they refer to desirable traits that improve character and relationships while highlighting the virtues of Shiva. Mahayana defines Perfect qualities as those that characterize the Buddhas, including knowledge, compassion, and moral conduct, along with the qualities linked to the five pure elements that enhance the Community's worthiness.
Synonyms: Excellent characteristics, Supreme qualities
In Dutch: Perfecte kwaliteiten; In Finnish: Täydelliset ominaisuudet; In Spanish: Cualidades perfectas
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Buddhist concept of 'Perfect qualities'
Perfect qualities in Buddhism encompass the five pure elements fostering community value, the unparalleled attributes of enlightened beings beyond ordinary understanding, and the defining traits of Buddhas, such as wisdom, compassion, and ethical conduct.
From: Maha Prajnaparamita Sastra
(1) The qualities represented by the five pure elements that contribute to the Community's worthiness.[1]
From: Mahavastu (great story)
(1) Qualities that define the abilities and characteristics of the Buddhas, including knowledge, compassion, and moral conduct.[2]
From: The Great Chariot
(1) The complete and unblemished attributes possessed by enlightened beings, considered unfathomable by ordinary sentient beings.[3]