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adhimukta ( Pali adhimutta), ppp. of adhimucyate , ( 1 ) zealous about, actively interested in or devoted to (a) non-religious objects ( loc. , or in cpds. ): yathādhimuktavāṇijāṃ Mv iii.289.12 , referring to 15 ff. tatra ye rūpādhimuktā vāṇijā ( the merchants whose interests were centered in forms , i.e. the objects of sight) te rūpehi lobhitā, ye śabdādhimuktā vāṇijā te manojñagītavāditaśabdehi lobhitā ( etc. , with other objects of sense); kimadhimuktā jaṭilā? jaṭilā khalu jaṭilādhimuktā Mv iii.424.4 , what do jaṭila-ascetics [Page014-a] like? They like jaṭila-ascetics, of course (with this thought Buddha surrounds himself with 1000 magically created jaṭila-ascetics and visits the jaṭila Uruvilvā-Kāśyapa); the family into which a Bodhisattva must be born in his last existence must be kriyādhimuktaṃ … tyāgādhimuktaṃ fond of activity, of liberality LV 24.5—6 ; Mv i.198.3 ; ii.1.13 ( LV adds dānādhimuktaṃ; Mv i.198.3 adds vratādhimuktaṃ); (b) religious objects (with loc. , or perh. acc. ): devā ca namasyanti yo yādṛśam asmiṃ adhimukto Mv iii.77.19 (read with ms. B), and they worship the gods, whosoever which (god), being devoted to him ; śūnyatam adhimukta-m ( corr. adhimukta, prob. so read, or take m as hiatus-bridger) ānimittaṃ ( corr. °ttāṃ) vicarati RP 16.13 ( vs ), he lives with his mind centered on emptiness, causelessness ; usually in cpds. , -dharmādhimukta zealously devoted to dharma Mvy 854 ; śraddhādhi° Divy 49.18 (= Pali saddhādhimutta, both of Vakkali); pravrajyādhi° Divy 302.23 ff. ; pradānādhi° Jm 23.6 ; -buddhadharmādhi° Samādh 19.3 ; often modifying sattva, creatures , yathādhimukta-sattva-, creatures according to their inclinations , LV 35.8 ; creatures are often described as nānādhimukta, having inclinations towards various objects , SP 71.8 ; 318.1 ; the Bodhisattva is śubhādhimukta, inclining towards excellent things , LV 141.8 ; common folk are hīnādhimukta SP 113.9 ; 114.4 ; or lūhādhimukta LV 264.4 (of certain gods; misrendered by Foucaux devoted to (the Bodhisattva) in wretched condition , but it means having inclinations to petty things ; these gods tried to persuade the Bodhisattva to let them restore his strength magically); Av i.285.5 (of evil monks); ( 2 ) ppp. periphrastic, (was) changed magically , Divy 393.18 , see under adhimucyate (2).