Analysis of Khom Palm Leaf Manuscripts in Thailand การตรวจชำระและศึกษาพุทธานุสสติในคัมภีร์จตุรารักขาอรรถกถาบาลี หน้า 6
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สรุปเนื้อหา

This text delves into the Khom palm leaf manuscripts preserved in the Thai National Library, analyzing the Caturārakkhā-āṭṭhakathā in terms of its authorship, period, and content. The author shows a deep understanding of Dhamma from the Tipiṭaka and Pāli Atthakathā, particularly emphasizing Buddhānusati, which refers to recollecting the qualities of Buddha's bodies: Rūpakāya and Dhammakāya. The qualities attributed to Dhammakāya are described as supernormal and beyond human reflection, showcasing their immeasurable nature. These insights align with the Pāli Atthakathā literature from the 4th-5th centuries A.D., providing valuable context for scholars and practitioners alike.

หัวข้อประเด็น

-Khom palm leaf manuscripts
-Analysis of Caturārakkhā-āṭṭhakathā
-Buddhānusati and its significance
-Understanding Dhammakāya and Rūpakāya
-Historical context of Pāli Atthakathā

ข้อความต้นฉบับในหน้า

Khom palm leaf manuscripts preserved in the Thai National Library. The text was then analysed in relation to the characteristics of the Caturārakkhā-āṭṭhakathā palm leaf manuscripts, author and period of composition, place of composition and transmission, and content. The analysis showed that the author of the Caturārakkhā-āṭṭhakathā was very knowledgeable about the Dhamma contained in the Tipiṭaka and Pāli Atthakathā. He clearly explained that the Buddhānusati is a recollection of the qualities of two bodies of the Buddha: Rūpakāya and Dhammakāya, which are supernormal and beyond reflection. In particular, the qualities of his Dhammakāya are immeasurable and endless. Those qualities are literal, as is commonly found in the Pāli Atthakathā that were composed in the 4th-5th centuries A.D. **Keywords:** Buddhānusati, Caturārakkhā-āṭṭhakathā, Rūpakāya, Dhammakāya
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