신라 해인도에서 보이는 다라니의 이해에 관한 연구

Abstract

This study intends to examine the meaning of Dhāraṇī in writings of the form of Hae-in-do(海印圖), such as Ilseung-beopgye-do and Hae-in-sammae-ron of Silla. Dhāraṇī is an abbreviation of the core ideas or scriptures of Buddhism, and is used in the sense of not forgetting and maintaining it. In Huayan, Dhāraṇī is explained in connection with the method of training of Bodhisattva. Dhāraṇī in Ilseung-beopgye-do is understood as a principle of dharma or the six characteristics, and is used to explain the the conditioned arising of the dharma realm. From the point of view of pursuing a world in which the Tathagata nature is revealed as it is the dharma nature of indiscriminately, the principle of conditioned arising is Dhāraṇī, and the goal is to be aware of the buddhas from times long past. In Hae-in-sammae-ron Dhāraṇī is divided into two parts, the dharma and the meaning. Here again, the Dharma is divided into three categories: Essence, Enlightenment, and Function. The goals of Dhāraṇī training in the two Hae-in-do's are slightly different. Ilseung-beopgye-do focuses on revealing the nature of the Tathagata as it is, and Hae-in-sammae-ron focuses on the achievement of enlightenment through the practice of the Bodhisattva through conditions practice.