Significance of Auxiliary
In Tibetan Buddhism, the term Auxiliary denotes an entity that aids in generating an effect. It can be categorized into two types: one that serves the same purpose or another that provides mutual assistance. This concept emphasizes the importance of support and collaboration in achieving specific outcomes within the framework of Buddhist practice.
Synonyms: Supplementary, Supporting, Subordinate, Subsidiary
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Buddhist concept of 'Auxiliary'
In Buddhism, "Auxiliary" signifies an entity that aids in achieving a desired effect, either by sharing a common goal or providing mutual support, emphasizing cooperation in the pursuit of spiritual outcomes.
From: Tattvasangraha [with commentary]
(1) An entity that supports or assists in producing an effect, which can be categorized as either serving the same purpose or rendering mutual help.[1]