Early Zarathushtrîanism and Early Buddhism: A Comparative Study
... confirm the unity of Indo-Iranians as one nation sharing the same language, custom, and religion. The early hymns of the ~eda are even believed to have been composed before the separation of Indo-Iran;ans This is important to know in arder to understand the relation between the socio-religious movem ...
... confirm the unity of Indo-Iranians as one nation sharing the same language, custom, and religion. The early hymns of the ~eda are even believed to have been composed before the separation of Indo-Iran;ans This is important to know in arder to understand the relation between the socio-religious movem ...
- ResearchOnline@JCU
... Buddhism is generally accepted to have originated in the historical figure of the Buddha. Born in approximately 563 BCE in what is now southern Nepal, the Buddha was born a prince in the Sakya tribe. Legend has it that the prince led a secluded and luxurious life before one day encountering sickness ...
... Buddhism is generally accepted to have originated in the historical figure of the Buddha. Born in approximately 563 BCE in what is now southern Nepal, the Buddha was born a prince in the Sakya tribe. Legend has it that the prince led a secluded and luxurious life before one day encountering sickness ...
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... Empire, and the Tibetan Buddhist monk ’Phags pa Blo gros rgyal mtshan (1235–1280) during the 13th century is often viewed as emblematic of the nature of Tibet’s relationship with the Mongol Empire. More broadly, this relationship has also come to be construed by some scholars as the dominant model f ...
... Empire, and the Tibetan Buddhist monk ’Phags pa Blo gros rgyal mtshan (1235–1280) during the 13th century is often viewed as emblematic of the nature of Tibet’s relationship with the Mongol Empire. More broadly, this relationship has also come to be construed by some scholars as the dominant model f ...
Dy, Ari C. (2013) Marginal Buddhists: religion and identity of a
... I became Catholic because my parents sent me and my siblings to a Catholic school and saw no conflict in observing Catholic rituals along with the Chinese rituals in the home. They were married in the Catholic Church, although they were not church-going Christians. In a country such as the Philippi ...
... I became Catholic because my parents sent me and my siblings to a Catholic school and saw no conflict in observing Catholic rituals along with the Chinese rituals in the home. They were married in the Catholic Church, although they were not church-going Christians. In a country such as the Philippi ...
The Ten Pillars of Buddhism
... goodwill alone, which is the heart's release, shines and burns and flashes forth in surpassing them. Just as, monks, the radiance of all the starry bodies is not worth one sixteenth part of the moon's radiance, but the moon's radiance shines and burns and flashes forth, even so, monks, goodwill ... ...
... goodwill alone, which is the heart's release, shines and burns and flashes forth in surpassing them. Just as, monks, the radiance of all the starry bodies is not worth one sixteenth part of the moon's radiance, but the moon's radiance shines and burns and flashes forth, even so, monks, goodwill ... ...
Mindfulness in Schools
... and the other is somewhere in between. Mindfulness, then, is not something easily pigeonholed. I now like to think that the reason I couldn’t tell Seb in Year 9 which option I preferred was that I was asking the wrong question. The title that I presented to my pupils that day was: “What is lost and ...
... and the other is somewhere in between. Mindfulness, then, is not something easily pigeonholed. I now like to think that the reason I couldn’t tell Seb in Year 9 which option I preferred was that I was asking the wrong question. The title that I presented to my pupils that day was: “What is lost and ...
The Arya Dharma of Sakya Muni, Gautama Buddha. The Ethics of
... Europe received its religion from the Asiatic Jews. Peter was a Gallilean fisherman, and Paul was a tentmaker of Tarsus. The founder of the religion was Jesus, son of a Jewish Carpenter of Nazareth. Islam was founded by Mohammed, who was by profession a supervisor of a caravan in service under an Ar ...
... Europe received its religion from the Asiatic Jews. Peter was a Gallilean fisherman, and Paul was a tentmaker of Tarsus. The founder of the religion was Jesus, son of a Jewish Carpenter of Nazareth. Islam was founded by Mohammed, who was by profession a supervisor of a caravan in service under an Ar ...
Gender and the soteriology debate in Buddhism: Is a
... question of women‘s spiritual capability. I dedicate my second chapter to Mahāpajāpatī Gotamī / Mahāprajāpati Gautamī, the founder of the nuns‘ order, leader of the nuns and most importantly the epitome of female spirituality, as one of the foremost-enlightened women. Part II, ‗Female Buddha in Śrā ...
... question of women‘s spiritual capability. I dedicate my second chapter to Mahāpajāpatī Gotamī / Mahāprajāpati Gautamī, the founder of the nuns‘ order, leader of the nuns and most importantly the epitome of female spirituality, as one of the foremost-enlightened women. Part II, ‗Female Buddha in Śrā ...
Ambedkar and Buddhism by Sangharakshita
... devoted the major part of his energies. As early as 1920 he had realized, however, that the interests of the Depressed Classes would have to be safeguarded by means of separate electorates, at least for a period, and it was his increasing insistence on this point that eventually brought him into op ...
... devoted the major part of his energies. As early as 1920 he had realized, however, that the interests of the Depressed Classes would have to be safeguarded by means of separate electorates, at least for a period, and it was his increasing insistence on this point that eventually brought him into op ...
Buddhist-Christian Dialogue and Action in the
... transformation by radically returning to the originating sources of their respective religious traditions; and how they engage with the root problems of modern Thailand and Sri Lanka respectively, from their liberative thought and praxis. It is argued that Buddhadåsa’s Dhammic essentialism and Pieri ...
... transformation by radically returning to the originating sources of their respective religious traditions; and how they engage with the root problems of modern Thailand and Sri Lanka respectively, from their liberative thought and praxis. It is argued that Buddhadåsa’s Dhammic essentialism and Pieri ...
here - Steamboat Buddhist Center
... resting in the unfabricated nature of mind. Conditioned (cyclic) existence. (Skt. samsara, Tib. khor wa) Ordinary existence which contains suffering because one still possesses attachment, aggression, and ignorance. It is contrasted to liberation or nirvana. Consciousnesses, sensory. These are the f ...
... resting in the unfabricated nature of mind. Conditioned (cyclic) existence. (Skt. samsara, Tib. khor wa) Ordinary existence which contains suffering because one still possesses attachment, aggression, and ignorance. It is contrasted to liberation or nirvana. Consciousnesses, sensory. These are the f ...
PDF Preview - Wisdom Publications
... rebirth of the nineteenth-century master ’Jam dbyangs mKhyen brtse dbang po. There is no doubt that he was a brilliant moon (rab bsal zla ba) in the starry sky of the pa˚˜itas and siddhas of India and Tibet; that in accomplishing the benefit of self and others, he was endowed with a brilliant wealth ...
... rebirth of the nineteenth-century master ’Jam dbyangs mKhyen brtse dbang po. There is no doubt that he was a brilliant moon (rab bsal zla ba) in the starry sky of the pa˚˜itas and siddhas of India and Tibet; that in accomplishing the benefit of self and others, he was endowed with a brilliant wealth ...
Selected Translation of Miao-Yun Part One and Two
... give the translations to some local expert on the translation of Buddhist texts into English, such as Mr. Xu Yang Zhu or Mr. Guo Zhong Shen etc., to get their opinion. They had suggested that the translations should be further smoothed by Western authors well versed in the literature. The language u ...
... give the translations to some local expert on the translation of Buddhist texts into English, such as Mr. Xu Yang Zhu or Mr. Guo Zhong Shen etc., to get their opinion. They had suggested that the translations should be further smoothed by Western authors well versed in the literature. The language u ...
The Iconography of Nepalese Buddhism
... art connoisseurs that there was a dearth of books dealing with this subject and they all wished that there should be a book which must be authentic and reliable in subject matter and must have contained historical, cultural and religious meanings and artistic value. e Handicraft Association of Nepa ...
... art connoisseurs that there was a dearth of books dealing with this subject and they all wished that there should be a book which must be authentic and reliable in subject matter and must have contained historical, cultural and religious meanings and artistic value. e Handicraft Association of Nepa ...
Teachings in Chinese Buddhism
... give the translations to some local expert on the translation of Buddhist texts into English, such as Mr. Xu Yang Zhu or Mr. Guo Zhong Shen etc., to get their opinion. They had suggested that the translations should be further smoothed by Western authors well versed in the literature. The language u ...
... give the translations to some local expert on the translation of Buddhist texts into English, such as Mr. Xu Yang Zhu or Mr. Guo Zhong Shen etc., to get their opinion. They had suggested that the translations should be further smoothed by Western authors well versed in the literature. The language u ...
Miracles and Superhuman Powers in South Asian Buddhist Literature
... In any case, the nature and meaning of the Buddha’s simultaneous immanence and transcendence is a significant topic of discussion for Buddhist philosophers. Despite his remarks about the applicability of the concept of the miracle in a Buddhist context, Foucher raises one of the central questions of ...
... In any case, the nature and meaning of the Buddha’s simultaneous immanence and transcendence is a significant topic of discussion for Buddhist philosophers. Despite his remarks about the applicability of the concept of the miracle in a Buddhist context, Foucher raises one of the central questions of ...
10 Taking of Refuge
... him rice cake and honey. After the Buddha had accepted their offering and eaten it, the two merchants said: “We go for refuge to the Blessed One (Buddha), and to the Law (Dhamma). Beginning from today let the Blessed One count us as followers who have gone to him for refuge for as long as breath las ...
... him rice cake and honey. After the Buddha had accepted their offering and eaten it, the two merchants said: “We go for refuge to the Blessed One (Buddha), and to the Law (Dhamma). Beginning from today let the Blessed One count us as followers who have gone to him for refuge for as long as breath las ...
Early Happiness Policy as a Government Mission of Bhutan
... Palden Drukpa Buddhist tradition. He is hailed as the one and only “precious jewel” of the Drukpa lineage (Dorji 2008a). Because of his background in the Drukpa lineage he is an authentic vessel for the dissemination of its teachings. The Buddha’s teachings maintain their power independently of how ...
... Palden Drukpa Buddhist tradition. He is hailed as the one and only “precious jewel” of the Drukpa lineage (Dorji 2008a). Because of his background in the Drukpa lineage he is an authentic vessel for the dissemination of its teachings. The Buddha’s teachings maintain their power independently of how ...
The Buddhist Coleridge: Creating Space for The Rime of the Ancient
... (i.e., from an ignorant being to a Buddha). As an unawakened being, the Mariner perceives the natural environment as inferior to himself, and he fuels his own self-made concept of inferiority in order to solidify his own existence. The ignorant, ego-based desire to aggrandize the self becomes the i ...
... (i.e., from an ignorant being to a Buddha). As an unawakened being, the Mariner perceives the natural environment as inferior to himself, and he fuels his own self-made concept of inferiority in order to solidify his own existence. The ignorant, ego-based desire to aggrandize the self becomes the i ...
the pdf - Open Collections
... (220-589 C.E.) understood and treated Buddhist stūpas. These objects of worship were significant to Buddhism in India, thus frequently appearing in Chinese Buddhist scriptures, which Chinese Buddhists believed to have originated there. However, when adapting to the new milieu in China, the conceptio ...
... (220-589 C.E.) understood and treated Buddhist stūpas. These objects of worship were significant to Buddhism in India, thus frequently appearing in Chinese Buddhist scriptures, which Chinese Buddhists believed to have originated there. However, when adapting to the new milieu in China, the conceptio ...