…not to full comprehension, not to enlightenment or Nibbāna. S. LVI, 41.

…immortality, is a name for Nibbāna the final liberation from the wheel of rebirths samsāra, and therefore also from the ever-repeated…

…no actor is ever found;

Nibbāna is, but no being exists that enters it;
The path is, but no traveler is seen.

Whosoever does not…

…sources āyatana. Only Nibbāna, which is unconditioned and not a construction asankhata, is permanent, stable, still, static, lasting and…

Anupādisesa-nibbāna: see Nibbāna & upādi

…is called one who reaches Nibbāna with exertion sasankhāra - parinibbāyī.

4: Or, without effort he attains the Noble…

…mentioned in the Mahā-Parinibbāna Sutta D. 16. They are followed by five sets of 7, and one set of 6 conditions, conducive to the welfare of the…

…has won the stream to Nibbāna and is no more subject to rebirth in the lower worlds, is firmly established, bound for full…

…Unoriginated, Unconditioned, Uncreated & Unconstructed is a name for Nibbāna, the beyond of all becoming and conditionality.

Asankhāra-parinibbāyī: The one reaching Nibbāna without effort, is one of the five classes of Non-Returners anāgāmī

…path ariya-magga, 3. Nibbāna, 4 omniscience of the Buddha: sabbaññutā - ñāna. As to 2, the commentaries quote Cula-Nidesa where…

Exertion: see padhāna viriya magga 6. - Reaching Nibbāna with or without e.; see: anāgāmi

…who through perceiving Nibbāna, leaves behind the whole multitude of worldlings puthujjana, the family of worldlings, the circle of…

…defilements, reviewing Nibbāna as object. ‘This blessing have I attained’. ‘This and that defilement still remains in me’. ’This object have…

…who has realized Nibbāna without having heard the Buddha’s doctrine from others. He comprehends the 4 Noble Truths individually…

…5;The ‘overcoming by escape’ is identical with the ceasing and Nibbāna; Pts.M. I. 27. App..

…nippapañca is a name for Nibbāna S. LIII, in the sense of ‘freedom from samsaric diffuseness’. - Dhp. 254:;Mankind delights in the…

Parinibbāna: ‘full Nibbāna’, is a synonym for Nibbāna; this term, therefore, does not refer exclusively to the ceasing of the 5 groups of…

…dependent on conditions, Nibbāna, the meaning of words, kamma-result, and functional consciousness. When anyone reflects on that meaning any…

…and the realization of Nibbāna see: ariya-puggala and which consists in the penetration of the impermanency anicca, misery dukkha…

…that is rejected in Kath. see: Guide. p. 70. Theravāda Buddhism recognizes only Nibbāna as an unconditioned element asankhata dhātu see:…