Buddhism in TibetLibrary of Alexandria, 1. jaan 1968 - 403 pages |
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... Eastern Monachism," p. 310.] to these calculations an approximate total of 534 millions of inhabitants. At least two-thirds of this population may be considered to be Buddhists; the remainder includes the followers of Confucius and Lao ...
... Eastern Monachism," p. 310.] to these calculations an approximate total of 534 millions of inhabitants. At least two-thirds of this population may be considered to be Buddhists; the remainder includes the followers of Confucius and Lao ...
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... Eastern Monachism," and "Manual of Buddhism."] pain, decay, and death. The present life is not the first one; innumerable births have preceded it in previous ages. The reproduction of a new existence is the consequence of the desire for ...
... Eastern Monachism," and "Manual of Buddhism."] pain, decay, and death. The present life is not the first one; innumerable births have preceded it in previous ages. The reproduction of a new existence is the consequence of the desire for ...
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... Eastern Monachism," p. 250. Burnouf, "Introduction," p. 280.] men," or those who live in the meshes of the cleaving to existence, of evil desire, ignorance, and impurity. These unwise men have not availed themselves of the means ...
... Eastern Monachism," p. 250. Burnouf, "Introduction," p. 280.] men," or those who live in the meshes of the cleaving to existence, of evil desire, ignorance, and impurity. These unwise men have not availed themselves of the means ...
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... Eastern Monachism," Chapter XXII. Each path is subdivided into two classes, and thus we get the other system of eight paths, to which I have already alluded. See p. 17.] moreover, freed from the desire of cleaving to sensuous objects ...
... Eastern Monachism," Chapter XXII. Each path is subdivided into two classes, and thus we get the other system of eight paths, to which I have already alluded. See p. 17.] moreover, freed from the desire of cleaving to sensuous objects ...
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... Eastern Monachism, p. 295. 2. Sanskrit Svasamvedana, "the reflection which analyses itself."] his self-meditation, which is able to dissipate illusions, i. e., which is above all (parama) and contains the true understanding (artha). II ...
... Eastern Monachism, p. 295. 2. Sanskrit Svasamvedana, "the reflection which analyses itself."] his self-meditation, which is able to dissipate illusions, i. e., which is above all (parama) and contains the true understanding (artha). II ...
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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