Might anyone be able to share a pdf of the article mentioned by Prof. Sandahl?
with thanks as ever,
Matthew
Matthew Kapstein
Directeur d'études,
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes
Numata Visiting Professor of Buddhist Studies,
The University of Chicago
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From: Stella Sandahl [stella.sandahl@gmail.com]
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To: alakendu das
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The most original interpretation of this famous passage is by the late Ronald Morton Smith.
"What Was One's Own Language? Vinaya 2.139". The article can be found in
Contacts between Cultures: South Asia 2 (Selected Papers from the 33rd International Congress
of Asian and North African Studies (Toronto, Aigust 15-25, 1990). Ed. by K.L. Koppedrayer,
Lewiston 1992, pp, 240-241
Best regards to all
Stella Sandahl
University of Toronto
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In fact, Buddha always insisted on delivering his teachings in Ardha-Magadhi Prakrit ,which was
the local vernacular in around Magadha.
ALAKENDU DAS.
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andhaµ tama˙ pravißanti ye ‘vidyåm upåsate tato bhËya iva te tamo ya u vidyåyåµ ratå˙ ||
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“Those who worship ignorance enter into blind darkness. Those who are devoted to knowledge enter, as it were, into a greater darkness.”
B®hadåraˆyaka Upanisad IV.4.10
“Those who worship ignorance enter into blind darkness. Those who are devoted to knowledge enter, as it were, into a greater darkness.”