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	Eleven
		It is called the Savaka Sangha (or Ariya Sangha) and is defined as those attained to any of the Eight Stages of Enlightenment (the 4 usual stages divided into Path and Fruit) who are "worthy of gifts, hospitality, offerings and reverential salutations, and who are the unsurpassed field of merit in the world".
		Consistency proves that the Savaka Sangha, the unsurpassed field of merit in the world, must be a part, a subset of the monastic Sangha - there is no greater fruit than an offering to the monastic Sangha.
		This proves that the meaning of 'Sangha' in the context of the to-be-worshipped Triple Gem is that part of the monastic Sangha who have attained to a Stage of Enlightenment.
	www.buddhistinformation.com /meaning_of_sangha.htm (1226 words)

	Noble4
		There are two kinds of cessation, savaka system of cessation (Nirodha or Arhat state) and the Bodhisattva system of cessation (Buddhahood).
		Savaka system of cessation, Nirodha is temporary compared with Buddhahood.
		Those who follow the Savaka path are not interested in helping every sentient being as the Bodhisattvas do.
	home.swipnet.se /ratnashri/Noble4.htm (3917 words)

	Comments on Salient Points in the / kolay03.htm
		Thus Savaka Parami nana is of three kinds: Insight possessed by the ordinary disciples; insight possessed by the great disciples; and insight possessed by the two Chief Disciples.
		The Savaka Parami Nana he possessed was only a fraction of the Sabbannuta Nana of a Buddha.
		He found his Savaka Pararni Nana, even though it was of the highest rank amongst the disciples of the Buddha, was not adequate to survey the whole extent and depth of the Buddha's Nana.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /buddhism/kolay03.htm (1933 words)

	The Dharma Tree
		The branches of the tree can be seen as being based mostly on collections of books that are believed to contain teachings of the Buddha and his most trusted disciples (and disciples of his disciples down through the ages).
		These people chose to base their practice on doctrines that were believed by everyone to be the public teachings of the Buddha to his monks and lay disciples.
		At one time there were many limbs of this Savaka branch, but only one of them has lived to modern times.
	www.budsas.org /ebud/ebdha034.htm (2305 words)

	E-sangha, Buddhist Forum and Buddhism Forum > Is Theravada Only Savaka/sravaka-yana?
		There's a common misunderstanding that the Theravada school teaches only the savaka path, but a glance at Theravada history will show that many Theravadins have vowed to become bodhisattvas and have undertaken the practice of the ten perfections as set forth in the Theravadin jatakas.
		My point is that in the Pali Nikayas a bodhisatta is one that is developing to achieve the bodhi of an arahat in a time when the Buddhadhamma is non existent, thats all.
		In practical terms I suggest that we should not be too concerned of the technicalities of the distintion between the different types of perfect ariyas (Buddha, Pacekka Buddha, Arahat).
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	Note Cards from 1930s - 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		That is, although bhikkhus today are educated and much trained, they lack an important quality — the willingness to carry out ones own duties.
		In other words, they have lost loyalty and are unfaithful in carrying out the Buddha's wishes for his genuine disciples (savaka), for the sake of the happiness of the manyfolk who respect and support the bhikkhus in all ways.
		The bhikkhus have collectively abandoned a most important principle, namely, to willingly sacrifice personal sukha (happiness, well-being) for the sukha of the world’s peoples, in line with the Buddha's own practice throughout his life.
	www.suanmokkh.org /archive/nbooks/ncards3.htm (164 words)

	Quests of the Dragon and Bird Clan: Glossary: Sapa
		Savaka would then mean "people from Sapa/Saba" or "the people who dwell in estuaries or at river-mouths."
		De Goeje and Ferrand suggested that a group mentioned in early Islamic texts known as the Sayabidja or Sayabiga, were pre-Islamic settlers in the Sind and Persian Gulf from Zabag.
		The Sayabiga hypothesis thus lies on the similarity of the name with Savaka and Zabag, their marine and mercenary nature which closely resembles the behavior of the Luções centuries later in Southeast Asia, their settlements along coastal areas, and their Tantric linkages (Suvarnadvipa/Zabag).
	sambali.blogspot.com /2005/12/glossary-sapa.html (1292 words)

	056-sangha
		In the Tipitika, the recorded Teachings of the Lord Buddha, one finds two main focusses for the meaning of Sangha: the third part of the Threefold Refuge (in the Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha) and the third factor of the to-be -worshipped Triple Gem (The Buddha, Dhamma and Savaka Sangha).
		On odd occasions in the Tipitika, 'Sangha' is used to denote a 'herd' of animals (Patika Sutta, Digha Nikaya) or 'flock" of birds (Jataka Nidana), but groups of lay disciples, both men and women, are always described as 'parisa', an assembly.
		Furthermore, in the world of the Tipitika, offerings and reverential salutations would always be given by the laity to the monastic and never the other way around.
	www.buddhismtoday.com /english/buddha/Teachings/056-sangha.htm (1227 words)

	Re: Meat-Savaka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In Reply to: Meat posted by Savaka on September 12, 2000 at 22:41:33:
		I have even reproched my own Lama for what he puts into his system and how it will effect him but then who am I to tell a Lama what to do eat.
		: : Savaka: : I thank you so much for what you just wrote and have made two copies to make sure I understand.
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	LIGHT OF WISDOM
		There are three trainings, in brief, to be practised for the development of the nana paramiof Buddha's disciples (Savaka): training in morality (Sila), training in concentration (Samadhi) and training in wisdom (Panna).
		If the Savaka wants to attain Nibbana he must practise to fulfil these three trainings.
		One type of disciple (Savaka) called ugghatitannu puggala is the type of person who can attain by listening to the Dhamma in brief only.
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	Buddha's Words - Gotaro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		When about to attain Final Nirvana, he was lying between the twin sala trees in the middle watch of the night.
		No sound disturbed the calm and silence; then, for the sake of the disciples (savaka), he spoke briefly on the essentials of Dharma:
		If the mind of a disciple (savaka) becomes idle and inattentive, he will resemble one who tries to make fire by friction but rests before the heat is sufficient.
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	GLOSSARY Abyakata, Avyakata Neutral Kamma. Kamma that is not good (Kusala) or bad (Akusala
		Savaka Literally "hearer." One who heard the Dhamma from the Buddha.
		Savaka Arahant Those Savakas who attained Arahantship at the time of the Lord Buddha.
		Tan This is a Thai word meaning Venerable.
	www.skepticfiles.org /mys3/glossary.htm (852 words)

	GlossaryofBuddhistTerms.htm
		By learning to put one's entire being into their practice, one is able to realize their original nature and carry that experience into daily life.
		Sravaka (Sanskrit) / Savaka (Pali): Literally, "hearer." A disciple of the Buddha, especially a noble disciple.
		On the Mahayana path, the sravaka is one who has heard and adopted the teachings of the Buddhas, but who has not yet understood them for himself.
	www.naljorprisondharmaservice.org /npds/pdf/GlossaryofBuddhistTerms.htm (12744 words)

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	Definitions \| yaana
		Hinayana Buddhists usually look up to the Buddha as lofty and remote, and as a rule are contented with the attainment of of Bodhi and then Nirvana for themselves through the guidance offered by the Buddha.
		To follow the teaching of the Buddha is to become his disciple, his savaka (Sk.
		This gives rise of the term sravaka-yana, as called by the Mahayanists.
	repository0.tripod.com /yana.html (514 words)

	Re: renunciation- Savaka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In Reply to: Re: renunciation posted by Savaka on September 22, 2000 at 22:05:03:
		I can't seem to keep off this machine today and each I pop on, someone else is asking things and everythng is just flowing but Savaka, you, too, gave a beautiful teaching on renunciation.
		: Good morning Santa Barbara, : I can't seem to keep off this machine today and each I pop on, someone else is asking things and everythng is just flowing but Savaka, you, too, gave a beautiful teaching on renunciation.
	www.buddhasvillage.com /BuddhasVillage/bvforum/messages/2719.html (131 words)

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		A disciple (savaka) is one who follows the instructions taught by the Buddha and practises them accordingly.
		He has to fulfill to the best of his ability the threefold training in order to attain the Supramundane Happiness of Nibbana.
		In this way, the Noble Disciple (ariya savaka) of the Buddha has attained the supramundane insight knowledge of the First Path and Fruition experiencing the perfect Peaceful Happiness of Nibbana.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /buddhism/panadpa9.htm (6698 words)

	Amitabha, The Unbounded Light
		And the Blessed One, seeing the anxiety of a truth seeking mind, said: "O savaka, thou art a novice among the novices, and thou art swimming on the surface of samsara.
		"But, Master," continued the savaka, is the promise of the happy region vain talk and a myth?"
		"I understand," said the savaka that the story of the Western Paradise is not literally true."
	www.sacred-texts.com /bud/btg/btg61.htm (1397 words)

	What Buddhists Believe - Bodhisatta
		Theravada Buddhists do not subscribe to the belief that everyone must strive to become a Buddha in order to gain Nibbana.
		However, the word 'Bodhi' is used to refer to the qualities of a Buddha, or Pacceka Buddha and Arahant in expressions such as Sammasmbodhi, Pacceka Bodhi and Savaka Bodhi.
		In addition, many of the Buddhas mentioned in the Mahayana school are not historical Buddhas and are therefore not given much attention by Theravada Buddhists.
	www.budsas.org /ebud/whatbudbeliev/21.htm (664 words)

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	Feature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Prophet Mohammed's successor was Ali meaning 'sublime' which can be compared with the original buddhist term Arya or Ari, by which term Buddhist monks were addressed, e.g.
		"Ariya and Ariya Samgha; Ariya savaka, Ari sangagana", meaning 'venerable', 'noble', 'respectful'.
		The fact that Mohammed himself had to face assassination threats and how Ali and his successors fell victims to assassins, repeatedly, speak of the ferocious nature of those Jewish Arabic tribes, as has been aptly portrayed in the story of Thera Punna and also the anti-Alaha factions of Jehowah followers operating surreptitiously.
	www.dailynews.lk /2005/06/17/fea08.htm (2775 words)

	Ten Great Friends
		Ten types of individuals who should not be offended
		Left hand monk and Right hand monk Agga Savaka
		These are the ten types, they are also known as (10) Great Friends.
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	Chanting
		Distributed by the Buddhist Discussion Centre (Upwey) Ltd.
		Paccattam Veditabbo Vinnuhi Ti Supatipanno Bhagavato Savaka Sangho
		Whatever beings there be – may they be free from hatred
	www.bdcu.org.au /BDDR/bddr12no3/chanting.html (550 words)

	Mahamevna
		One day Mahanama visited the Enlightened One, and having venerated him asked a question:
		“Venerable Sir, the Noble disciple (ariya savaka) who has fully understood the teachings of the Buddha and attained its fruits, with what thoughts does he frequently abide?”
		The Buddha replied…”Mahanama, the Noble disciple who has understood the dispensation of the Teacher, and entered the path to liberation abides his time recollecting the Supreme qualities of the Tathagatha (The Enlightened One) in this way;
	www.mahamevna.org /householders_path_nibbana.html (3229 words)

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