Buddhist psychology, Buddhist meditation, Prajna-Paramita, Abhisamayalamkara, Buddha, Sarvajna-jnana, Boddhisattva, Marga, Prayoga, Dhyana 

One of the purposes of the hermeneutic study on philosophical and religious literature is to realize the generally used meaning of categories. So in this article I would like to try realizing general meaning of category ''Sarvakarajnana'' in the Abhisamayalamkara although there are some different explanations in many commentaries on this shastra. Sarvajna-jnana is the first main category of the Prajna-paramita basic shastra ''Ornament of clear realization''. It is the superior knower of all aspects of all objects without exception. It includes ten meanings:
1. The Buddha mind for the sake of all sentient beings.
2. Superior qualities for the Enlightenment.
3. The four branches of the second- Bhavana- marga to the Truth.
4. Foundations of Mahayana achievements.
5. Goal of the Mahayana achievements.
6. Specialties of the Mahayana achievements.
7. Achievement like armor
8. Achievement like entering
9. Achievement like collection
10. Achievement like complication