Обзор по идимам «Великого комментария» Мастера Камалашилы к «Сутре Алмазного огранщика», занятие 22

[Speaker 1]
Still on the lines where the Buddha asks the bodhi, if someone has the signs of a Buddha on their body, are they a Buddha? Okay? SEL ZHING RDZOGS PA, in the SEL ZHING RDZOGS PA GNAS LA YOD PA, in the Abhidharma, they are clear.

The signs are not fuzzy, like the wheel on the palm of the hand. It's clear. RDZOGS PA means complete, there's not pieces missing.

And GNAS LA YOD PA, they are in the proper location exactly. Those are the qualities. But suppose somebody has those signs, 112 signs, are they a Buddha?

Buddha asks subuddhi, and subuddhi said, no. Meaning, they're not a Buddha who's not coming from me. They're not a Buddha who's not coming from me.

If the Buddha had asked subuddhi, if a person has all the signs on their body exactly, and they come from you, are they a Buddha? Then subuddhi would have said yes, and the Diamond Cutter Sutra would not have been so confusing. Okay?

All right? Now, Kamala Shila points out that the existence of the signs is a reflection of the love of the Buddha. Okay?

Because the Buddha took the trouble to take a physical body. Okay? Love creates the physical body of a Buddha.

Okay? They can't help people without a physical body. So, they purposely collect the karma for a physical body, while they're collecting the karma for a Buddhahood.

Okay? Give me a short verse that expresses that, but I'm not ending the class. I'll give you a clue.

[Speaker 2]
Yeah, yeah, no. SON NAM GYI TSOR. Okay?

Which of the six perfection causes the physical body? Peter's almost got the answer.

[Speaker 1]
First three and a half. First three and a half. Okay?

What are the first three and a half? Yeah, sharing what you have. Secondly, being nice to other people.

Third, not getting upset. Half, hard work. Okay?

Willing to work hard. Okay. So, it's kind of a joke, this picture and the caption, which is, I would love to show up, means I have enough love that I will come to the party with my new dress.

Got it? What's the dress? The physical body of a Buddha.

[Speaker 2]
Okay?

[Speaker 1]
Alright, two physical bodies.

[Speaker 2]
Okay?

[Speaker 1]
So, okay, you got that one. I really like that picture.