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Elizabeth J. Harris
Detachment and Compassion in Early Buddhism
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 1 Intro | detachment suggests aloofness and withdrawal from the world. Yet Buddhism
 2 Detach|         seclusion. Often physical withdrawal is implied. The later commentTimes
 3 Detach|     viveka: kåya-viveka (physical withdrawal), citta-viveka (mental withdrawal),
 4 Detach| withdrawal), citta-viveka (mental withdrawal), and upadhi-viveka (withdrawal
 5 Detach|   withdrawal), and upadhi-viveka (withdrawal from the roots of suffering).  ~
 6 Detach|        encouraged with a physical withdrawal which either punished the
 7 Detach|     essentially a physical act of withdrawal, let alone austerity. Kåya-viveka
 8 Detach|         the sutta is that ascetic withdrawal can reduce the mind's ability
 9 Detach|  detachment in Buddhism. Physical withdrawal is only justified if it
10 Detach|       practice. Upadhi-viveka, as withdrawal from the roots of suffering,
11 Detach|           viråga) does not mean a withdrawal from striving for truth
12 Detach|          do not imply the kind of withdrawal which is unconcerned with

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