- ****her down on the
southern slopes lie
three parasitic centres known as the
Ajata cones.
These cones have
generated lava flows. The
volcano overlies a platform...
-
based on the Māṇḍūkya Upanishad,
applying the
philosophical concept of
ajāta to the
inquiry of Brahman,
showing that
Brahman wholly transcends the conventional...
-
Buddhist concept of "
ajāta" from Nagarjuna's
Madhyamaka philosophy is found.
Gaudapada also took over the
Buddhist concept of "
ajāta" from Nagarjuna's Madhyamaka...
-
reality of the
world (shristi-dristi vada, dristi-shristi vada/vivarta vada,
ajata vada)". Tom Das.
Retrieved 27 July 2022. Waite,
Dennis (2020). Answers....
- such as
Dzogchen and Shentong.
Gaudapada has
developed his
concept of "
ajāta",
which uses the term "anutpāda": "An"
means "not", or "non" "Utpāda" means...
-
suggests that
since the book
contains the seed of the
theory of non-creation
Ajata Vada
developed later by
Gaudapada in
Mandookya Karika, this book
comes from...
-
influenced by
madhyamaka thought. They note that he
borrowed the
concept of "
ajāta" (un-born) from
madhyamaka philosophy,
which also uses the term "anutpāda"...
-
Khusire Hebi Mun Pagala"
Suresh Wadkar,
Sudesh Bhosle,
Sadhana Sargam Maa "
Ajata ****e Aba Rusire" R D
Burman solo 1994
Gopare Badhuchi Kala
Kanhei "Koili...
- into existence; they are not
really ever
brought forth, they are
unborn (
ajata). Non-production is
illustrated by a
number of similes, i.e., dreams, magical...
- (anutpāda), as
never been
brought forth (anabhinirvritti), as well as
unborn (
ajata). This is
illustrated through various similies such as a dream, an illusion...
