Ju jia li wu xin duo e dao, Jù jiā lí wú xìn duò è dào: 1 definition
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俱迦離無信墮惡道 [ju jia li wu xin duo e dao]—Kokālika (俱迦離 [ju jia li]) was faithless and fell into the evil paths.
—【Legend (傳說 [chuan shuo])】
The Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa (智度論 [zhi du lun]), Volume 1, states: "Just like Kokālika (俱迦離 [ju jia li]), a prominent disciple of Devadatta (提婆達多 [ti po da duo]), because he lacked faith (無信 [wu xin]) in the Dharma, he fell into the evil paths (墮惡道 [duo e dao]). Such a person, being faithless, cannot attain the Buddhist Dharma (佛法 [fu fa]) even by seeking it with their own wisdom. Why? Because the Buddhist Dharma is exceedingly profound (甚深 [shen shen])."
俱迦離無信墮惡道—【傳說】智度論一曰：「如提婆達多大弟子俱迦離，無信法故墮惡道中，是人無信，於佛法自以智慧求不能得，何以故？佛法甚深故。」
[chuán shuō] zhì dù lùn yī yuē: “rú tí pó dá duō dà dì zi jù jiā lí, wú xìn fǎ gù duò è dào zhōng, shì rén wú xìn, yú fú fǎ zì yǐ zhì huì qiú bù néng dé, hé yǐ gù？ fú fǎ shén shēn gù.”
[chuan shuo] zhi du lun yi yue: "ru ti po da duo da di zi ju jia li, wu xin fa gu duo e dao zhong, shi ren wu xin, yu fu fa zi yi zhi hui qiu bu neng de, he yi gu? fu fa shen shen gu."
Chinese Buddhism (漢傳佛教, hanchuan fojiao) is the form of Buddhism that developed in China, blending Mahayana teachings with Daoist and Confucian thought. Its texts are mainly in Classical Chinese, based on translations from Sanskrit. Major schools include Chan (Zen), Pure Land, Tiantai, and Huayan. Chinese Buddhism has greatly influenced East Asian religion and culture.
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