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**TSVIDeo** · 06-26-2012, 08:34 PM

'Appeasement' can also work, as the examples above show, but appeasement seems to suggest a quiet remainder, while non-arising evokes an utter lack, which seems more appropriate in these formless contexts.

That is a very good point too. Wherever nirodha is used to mean "an utter lack of" the word appeasement can get misunderstood.

06-26-2012, 08:34 PM	#24
TSVIDeo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 416 Senior Member	'Appeasement' can also work, as the examples above show, but appeasement seems to suggest a quiet remainder, while non-arising evokes an utter lack, which seems more appropriate in these formless contexts. That is a very good point too. Wherever nirodha is used to mean "an utter lack of" the word appeasement can get misunderstood.
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