Ārya Maitreya Praṇītā
Ārya Asaṅga Vaktā

Mahāyāna Sūtra Alaṅkāra

Tattva Adhikāra English


|| Oṃ, namaḥ, sarva buddha bodhisattvebhyaḥ ||

Upon The Highest Method Characteristic's Division

Kārikā Prathamaḥ

Tat
Upon The Highest Method Characteristic's Division, One Śloka

Not true, not also untrue, tis not that manner, not also another manner, ¦

nor manifested, disperses, not also being diminished, |

nor expands, not therefore, doth become more pure, again. ¦

Becomes more pure, 'Tat', the highest way characteristic! || 6.1 ||


Upon The Self Beholding A Misapprehension's Contradiction

Kārikā Dvitīyaḥ

Ātman
Upon The Self Beholding A Misapprehension's Contradiction, One Śloka

Not also, is self beholding, itself, a self's characteristic. ¦

Not also, besides, is suffering complete permanence, without characteristic. |

For these dualities, is it not, also again, bewilderment; this, indeed, is rising up. ¦

Thence, also, liberation, tis a delusion matrix's complete ruination. || 6.2 ||


Upon An Error's Critiques

Kārikā Tṛtīyaḥ

Delusion
Upon An Error's Critiques, Two Ślokas

Pray tell, a living being, the discordant chaotic state, is observing. ¦

The highest, like that, is a suffering fundamental nature; tis not for peacefulness. |

The non·knower, the knower, just so, are suffering. ¦

Not suffering, is the dharma consisting of; tis not made up of that. || 6.3 ||


Kārikā Caturthaḥ

Delusion
Upon An Error's Critiques (2)

Having gone chaotically, in an existence of power; pray tell how, a born one, ¦

the present turns of life depends; other than, to be effected. |

Delusion, the way forth, which!, this!, is of this sort!; ¦

which, the unobservant, true and untrue, unobserves. || 6.4 ||


Upon An Untrue Self, In An Equanimity Lifetime Enjoined

Kārikā Pañcamaḥ

Equanimity
Upon An Untrue Self, In An Equanimity Lifetime Enjoined, A Ślokaḥ

Not also within, which is also not known, in these two; ¦

tis the true way of the turn of events, of a tranquility born person, in this world. |

That manner, thereto, from a living existence so withering, tis all encompassed. ¦

Of equanimity, the attaining, tis of beautiful karmic actions enacting. || 6.5 ||


Upon That Opposing View's Highest Weak Method Knowledge Stage Entrance

Kārikā Ṣaṣtaḥ

Forbearance
Upon That Opposing View Highest Method Of Knowledge Stage Entrance, Four Ślokas

Having complete forbearance, for the full preparation, unto an endless other shore, ¦

of knowledge, of virtue also, is the Bodhisattva, |

in dharmas, in thoughts, from non·attachment, ¦

for conversation in logical agreement, for the way through rebirth, on highest, just so. || 6.6 ||


Kārikā Saptamaḥ

Perception
Upon That Opposing View's Highest Weak Method Of Knowledge Stage Entrance (2)

For these methods, one having fully known, and for these discourse matrices, ¦

one stands firm, unto it, within the thought construct. |

To direct perception, goes also, the dharma's fundament; ¦

from that, tis unbound, by non·dual nature. || 6.7 ||


Kārikā Aṣtamaḥ

Cognition
Upon That Opposing View's Highest Weak Method Of Knowledge Stage Entrance (3)

Nor is it like that, from cognition, later, having been approached, by discerning intellect. ¦

Of cogitation, not doth existence go near to, from that. |

Of duality, – not the existence having approached –, a wise one ¦

doth stand firm here, in the way of the dharma's foundation. || 6.8 ||


Kārikā Navamaḥ

Stillness and Faults
Upon That Opposing View's Highest Weak Method Of Knowledge Stage Entrance (4)

The mental stillness, with wisdom's might, of the one of knowledge, ¦

by ambivalence practicing, from being every where, always; |

unto that, is the fundamental nature, a deep thicket of fault accumulation. ¦

By great illness, indeed, poison tis cast out. || 6.9 ||


Upon the Highest Method of Knowledge, Upon the Great Essence

Kārikā Daśamaḥ

Dharma
Upon the Highest Method of Knowledge, Upon the Great Essence, One Śloka

The awakened sage bestowed, a good dharma well established, ¦

for a focused intellect, having so set upon, with a basis in the dharma's fundament. |

For a reflective mind, having descended, to the vibration's matrix, ¦

proceeds the attribute ocean's highest attainable insightful comprehension. || 6.10 ||