anusmṛti

E. anu before smṛti memory. Also anusmaraṇaṃ.

of the arguments in the Vedānta to prove the immortality

of the soul.) E. smṛ with anu, kṛt aff. ktin.

f. (-tiḥ) Cherished recollection, recalling some idea to the
exclusion of all others.

E. anu before spṛti memory. Also anusmaraṇaṃ.

— 1) das Gedenken LALIT. 34,20. fgg.

— 2) Titel einer Schrift.

in Skt., cf. BR 5.993), mindfulness: there are six anu°:

buddhānu°, dharmānu°, saṃghānu°, śīlānu°, tyāgānu°,

devatānu° (Dharmas devānu°), all listed in Pali forms in

Vism. (CPD), and in BHS, Mvy 1148-54; Dharmas 54;

LV 31.18--22 (each is a dharmālokamukham); four others

later named in Vism. (CPD), the first three usually com-

pounded with sati instead of anussati: maraṇa(-sati, or

°ṇānussati), kāyagatā sati, ānāpāna-sati, upasamānussati;

these, with the other six, form a list of ten in ŚsP 1443.6 ff.,

the last four being ānāpānānusmṛti (prob. read so with

ŚsP 60.8 for text ānāpānusmṛtir, which could also be a

corruption for ānāpāna, q.v., -smṛtir), udvegānu° (instead

of Pali upasamānu°), maraṇānu°, and kāyagatānu°. Of

all these the only one often found elsewhere, apart from

the lists, is buddhānusmṛti Divy 352.21; Av i.82.3; Suv

7.3; Gv 61.7; cf. anusmṛti buddha (loc.) abhedyā Śikṣ

4.17, 18 (vss). Other occurrences Mvy 860; 1579 (see

anuttarya); LV 182.21, read anusmṛtī bhāvanu; Gv 36.9.

--by Śaṅkarācārya. Kh. 65. B. 4, 40. See Vedā-
nusmṛti.