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...itten numerous biographies – of St. [[Paul]], of [[Muhammed]] and of the [[Buddha]] – as well as two autobiographies, a history of religion and a history o

...s [[Batuo]] (also, ''Fotuo'' or ''Bhadra'' (the Chinese transposition of ''Buddha'')).<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?vid=ISBN0691029024&id=DWbFajDicgYC& ...ve practice. Thereupon, he introduced them to the eighteen hands of the [[Buddha]], which is foundation practice of the northern ''Vadakkan'' Kalarippayattu

...thin the [[Mahayana]] philosophical approach to the teachings of [[Gautama Buddha]].

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..."She somehow symbolized wisdom." He depicted her here as "a sort of modern Buddha."

* ''The Long Discourses of the Buddha: A Translation of the Dīgha Nikāya by Maurice Walshe'', Wisdom Publicatio *''Reading the Buddha's Discourses in P&#257;li: a Practical Guide to the Language of the Ancient

*Amarnath Thakur, ''Buddha and Buddhist Synods in India and Abroad'', Abhinav, Delhi, 1996 ...asures/souvenir_album.pdf ''The Chattha Sangayana Souvenir Album''], Union Buddha Sasana Council Press, Yegu, Rangoon [1956]

...dates and other descriptions are found. The images of Padmapani Buddha, Vishnu Vikranta, Vishworup, Uma Maheshwor, Bhagavatis, Shiva Lingas ...rtant among them are the 9th century image of Padmapani Avalokiteshwor and Buddha in the meditative pose.

...a.com/en/index.php?title=Gautama_Buddha Shakyamuni Siddharta Gwatama] (the Buddha), who was considered the lion of Shakia, the tribe he was born to, was a yo

...uction to World Religions'', 2nd ed, 2012, page 398</ref> and believes the Buddha Amitabha has the power to take his devotees to his Pure Land.<ref>Mitchell,

...a) school date its 3rd to 5th councils at 400, 700 and 800 years after the Buddha's death.<ref>Berkwitz et al, ''Buddhist Manuscript Cultures'', Routledge, 2

It was founded by Gautama, known as the [[Buddha]] (literally ''Awakened One''). He lived and taught in areas now in northea ...ive" Buddhists use names in their own languages. The name is derived from "Buddha" ([[Sanskrit]] and [[Pali]]), which is a title rather than a name. Literall

*c. 480–c. 400: according to most scholars, approximate dates of the Buddha, from whose teachings the Canon gradually developed

...les have been built on the peaks of the overlooking hills. Near the Matria Buddha is a large net enclosed area which contains an bird park. ...ina.jpg|right|350px|The worlds largest Jade stone carved with the image of Buddha is a major tourist attraction in Anshan.}}

*Morgan, Kenneth W., ed, ''Path of the Buddha'', Ronald Press, New York, 1956; reprint Motilal, Delhi, distributed by Wis ***''Dialogues of the Buddha'', volume I, tr T.W. Rhys Davids, 1899, Pali Text Society

...hday Festival in Busan.png}}A Buddhist festival celebrating the birth of [[Buddha]], in the city of [[Busan]].]]

...etween editors of different volumes.<ref>''The Numerical Discourses of the Buddha'', Wisdom Publications/Pali Text Society, 2012, page 1691, note 747</ref>. ...transcript makes changes in the text<ref>''The Numerical Discourses of the Buddha'', Wisdom Publications, 2012, notes 533, 584, 1338</ref>

...ngs are not quite as wise or virtuous as some people have said, and that [[Buddha]] and [[Socrates]] have higher moral characters.

...ref> Most scholars recognize the Pali Canon as the earliest source for the Buddha's teachings,<ref>Mousa, ''World Religions Demystified'', McGraw-Hill, 2014, ...erature_and_Language_in_India]</ref> It is, however, unquestioned that the Buddha's teaching was originally transmitted orally.

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