Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    Śrāvakas

    group · 2 works · 3 mentions · 6 anchored passages

    śrāvakas · disciples · hīnayāna noble beings · monks · the hearers · those fixed in the state of a monk

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    AbhisamayālaṅkāravivaraṇaAncient · Sanskrit

    Hearer-disciples whose hīnayāna path and realisations are repeatedly compared against, and ranked below, the bodhisattva's Mahāyāna path.

    // The [roots] of heat and the rest, in their weak, middling, and strong [degrees], of the protecting bodhisattva are superior to those of the śrāvakas together with the rhinoceros-like [pratyekabuddhas].
    the thirty topics characterizing the three knowled
    the knowledge present in a noble being's continuum, of the nature of a hīnayāna-type realisation, taken up by the wisdom that directly realises the selflessness of persons present in all dharmas — that is its definition.
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    first, that which knows the śrāvaka path qua path of seeing;
    eleven topics for the knowledge of the paths aa ch

    CaryāmelāpakapradīpaAncient · Sanskrit

    The community of monastic/lesser-vehicle disciples whose scholastic or ascetic approach is contrasted with tantric practice.

    ) "You have trained in the vehicle of the disciples, O monk;
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    Knowledge devoid of [tantric] means, and the [moral] training too, was taught for the disciples (śrāvakas), O great Hero;
    resolution of doubts on the manifold conduct of th
    Those who are fixed here in the [mere] state of a monk, and the people who delight in [dry] reasoning, and those fixed in the state of [proud] elders—to them one should not teach the reality.
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