Buddhism in TibetLibrary of Alexandria, 1. jaan 1968 - 403 pages |
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... existence, it was in time greatly modified by the successive introduction of new doctrines, laws, and rites; so-called reformers arose, who assembled around them a greater or less number of followers; and these by degrees formed schools ...
... existence, it was in time greatly modified by the successive introduction of new doctrines, laws, and rites; so-called reformers arose, who assembled around them a greater or less number of followers; and these by degrees formed schools ...
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... EXISTENCE. ALTHOUGH the numerous legends respecting the life and works of Sakyamuni, the reputed founder of the Buddhist faith, contain much that is fabulous, yet most of the incidents mentioned therein, when deprived of the marvellous ...
... EXISTENCE. ALTHOUGH the numerous legends respecting the life and works of Sakyamuni, the reputed founder of the Buddhist faith, contain much that is fabulous, yet most of the incidents mentioned therein, when deprived of the marvellous ...
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... existence is the real cause of these pains, that desire produces existence, and that the extinction of desire causes cessation of existence. He then determined--as he had already done a hundred times before-to lead human beings to ...
... existence is the real cause of these pains, that desire produces existence, and that the extinction of desire causes cessation of existence. He then determined--as he had already done a hundred times before-to lead human beings to ...
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... existence as the cause of pain and sorrow in consequence of a war in which the Sakya tribe was defeated, and which obliged him to wander about, rather than by his seeing the four dreaded objects mentioned; for there is a legend which ...
... existence as the cause of pain and sorrow in consequence of a war in which the Sakya tribe was defeated, and which obliged him to wander about, rather than by his seeing the four dreaded objects mentioned; for there is a legend which ...
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... buildings which, two centuries before, Fa Hian, another Chinese traveller, had found in the most prosperous condition. Nevertheless, in many parts of India, Buddhists were still in existence, and in Benares, now again a.
... buildings which, two centuries before, Fa Hian, another Chinese traveller, had found in the most prosperous condition. Nevertheless, in many parts of India, Buddhists were still in existence, and in Benares, now again a.
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Buddhism in Tibet: Illustrated by Literary Documents and Objects of ... Emil Schlagintweit No preview available - 2002 |
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adore the Buddha adore the Tathagata Amitabha amongst ancient astrologers attained Beng Bhutan Bodhisattvas Brahmans brothers Buddhist Burnouf called century ceremonies Ceylon Chapter character Chinese Chortens colour Comp Compare contained Critical diss Csoma Cunningham cycle cyclic animals Dakini Dalai Lama deities Dharanis doctrine dogma Dorje Dragsheds earth Eastern Monachism evil spirits existence figures Foe koue Gnari Khorsum gods Hardy head Himis Hinayana Hodgson images implored India inscriptions Journ Kanjur king Klaproth Ladak legends Lhassa Lotus Lungta Mahayana Manjusri means meditation Mém metempsychosis monastery Mongolian mystical Nagarjuna Nirvana Nouv objects obtained original Padmapani padme Pallas Paramartha perfect Buddha Petersb Phurbu Plate prayers priests religion religious rites sacred books Sakyamuni Samvriti Sanskrit Schiefner Schmidt sect sentences Sikkim sins Srongtsan Gampo Ssanang Ssetsen symbol Tantras Tathagata temples Tibet Tibetan Tibetan language translation Tsonkhapa Ueber utter this name Vajrapani Vajrasattva Wassiljew Yogacharya