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| Title | : | Buddhist Culture Classic Series: Vernacular Platform Sutra (Bai Hua Tan Jing) |
| Author | : | Wei DaoRu |
| Language | : | en |
| Rating | : | 4.90 out of 5 stars |
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| Uploaded | : | Apr 03, 2021 |
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Buddhist scholar donald lopez picks the best books on buddhism. A series of incursions into northern india during which a number of buddhist monasteries descends on one culture after another without having much effect on the more.
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Dr santina covers what we might call the basic buddhist teachings over a series of twelve lectures. The basic teachings outlined here include: the life of the buddha, the four noble truths, the noble eightfold path, karma, rebirth, dependent origination, the three universal characteristics and the five aggregates.
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The buddha taught these four classical elements to his followers as a foundation for mindfulness practice and a reminder of the interconnectedness of all beings. But if you list these four elements to a room of twenty-somethings, you’re more likely to prompt a recitation of the opening sequence of the animated series avatar: the last airbender.
Growing up, temple was a cultural space, the only space i could interact with japanese-american members of my community; it was a place where i would spin signs to sell teriyaki chicken and watch.
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This thesis aims to challenge the conventional essentialist approach and to suggest a more appropriate approach—the transcultural approach—to study gandhāran buddhist material culture in particular and religions or cultures in general.
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Practices, and cultural nuances: theravada buddhism in southern healthcare decisions” handbook series although classical buddhism did not develop.
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