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BUDDHIST DICTIONARY - O -
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obduracies, the 5 mental: ceto-khila.
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obhāsa: 'effulgence of light', aura, appearing at times
during deep insight (vipassanā), may become a 'defilement of insight' (vipassanūpakkilesa);
cf. visuddhi V.
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object: Ārammana; as condition s.
paccaya
(2).
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obstacles, the 10 o. of meditation:
palibodha; for the 5 mental obstacles, or hindrances, s.
nīvarana.
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odāta-kasina: 'white-kasina-exercise'; s. kasina.
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ogha: 'floods', is a name for the 4 fermentations (Āsava).
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ojā
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okkanti
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old age: jarā (q.v.), is one of the 3 divine
messengers (s. devadūta).
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olfactory organ: s. Āyatana.
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omāna: 'inferiority-conceit'; s. māna.
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once-eater, the practice of the: s. dhutanga.
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one-group existence: eka-vokāra-bhava.
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one-pointedness of mind (citt'ekaggatā): a name
for mental concentration (samādhi).
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opapātika
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open air, practice of living in the: s. dhutanga.
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opposite: 'overcoming by the opposite,' s. pahāna.
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orambhāgiya-samyojana: the 'lower fetters', i.e. the
first 5 fetters that bind to lower existence; s. samyojana.
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origination, dependent: paticcasamuppāda.
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origination of materiality: s. samutthāna.
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ottappa: 'moral dread'; s. hiri-ottappa.
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overcoming, the 5 kinds of: s. pahāna. - Full
understanding consisting in o.; s. pariññā - the effort to
overcome, s. padhāna. - Overcoming doubt, the purification by; s.
visuddhi
IV.
 
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