Significance of Annotation
In Tibetan Buddhism, annotation is defined as a note that accompanies a text to offer clarification, commentary, or interpretation. This practice helps enhance understanding of the teachings and allows for deeper engagement with the material. Annotations serve as valuable tools for readers, providing insights that support their study and comprehension of Buddhist principles and texts.
Synonyms: Note, Explanation, Observation, Clarification, Reference, Footnote., Commentary, Elucidation, Explication, Gloss, Interpretation, Exegesis
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Buddhist concept of 'Annotation'
In Buddhism, Annotation signifies a supplementary note added to texts that offers clarification, commentary, or interpretation, enhancing understanding and deepening the insights of Buddhist teachings.
From: Guhyagarbha Tantra (with Commentary)
(1) Notes and comments added to a text that provide clarification and additional information.[1] (2) A note added to a text, providing clarification, commentary, or interpretation.[2]