= Thoughtcs, The Ten Bhumis of Buddhism Stages of the Bodhisattva Path rc‘nts Sans word for and” or“ gound” and tho Isto ten bhumis are ten "Tanda Bodhisattva must pas through on te way to uddsshod, The Dbumis are important ca Alla of ten bude appear in severe Mahayana tet, escrption ofthe progres of odhint, mich ofthe st below promotes the tuning from soncea fr seit conser for ethersare chan Sapna ucheana Pan ThoughtCo, | TheTen shunts Buddnism search so roi a standin i, nkon rom the Dashabhuiko stro, which etaken fm the ler Asam o Fer Garland Sutra 1. Pramudita-bhumi UoyfulLand) “The bist begin the journey ofl withthe thought of elghtnment eas ake bolists ws, the ns as of which te °May feten Buddhohood for the beneftof al ete binge" Even thc ay stage, he eons tha empties of henomens Inthe stage, the Bodhisattva cliates Dana animist perfeton fing or geeroiy in which te reagan’ ‘there are no givers and no eles. 2. Vimala-bhumi (Land of Purity) “Tae bodhisaten estates Sia Params, te parison of moray, wich culminates in sess compassion forall brings. Hei pure of immoral conduct and dspstns. 3. Prabhakari-bhumi (Luminous or Radiant Land) “The bodhisatea enon pried ofthe Tze Poisons: Hexltates Kn Params, which the pefestion fpatence or forbearance, Nov be knows that e can earl burdens and hardships tofnish be jouroey. He achieves the four absorptions or dais 4. Archismati-bhumi (The Brilliant or Blazing Land) Remaining als conceptions are horned away, and god quale are parsed. This eve may also be asacined with Vina Param the peseton ef nena. 5. Sudurjaya-bhumi (The Land That Is Difficult to Conquer) Nov the bist goes deeper into meditation a this lnd is asin wth Dana Praia the peveton of meditation He piers throuh th drknes of moran. Nowe ederstands he Pic Noblis andthe vomits Ashe develops hime, ‘the bodhistvs eves himsel othe welive of ots 6. Abhimukhi-bhumi (The Land Looking Forward to Wisdom) “This and ie atained eth Pons Parc, the pceton of wisdom. He sees tht all phenomena are without selfexence and ‘ender the naar of Dependent Origin ~ the way al phenomena ae nd cease. 7. Durangama-bhumi (The Far-Reaching Land) mieten thie taitS015 w