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• Buddha
  ...e, is 'awakened,' or, substantively, 'awakened one'. In Indian tradition, "buddha" is a title rather than a proper name. cf. Gethin 1 ff.</ref> or ''' Shaky After enlightenment, the Buddha spent the rest of his life wandering through India and teaching the princip
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• Buddha/Approval
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• The Buddha
  #redirect[[Buddha]]
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• Buddha/Definition
  (circa 480 BCE to 400 BCE) Siddhartha Gautama, commonly known as the Buddha, the founder of Buddhism.
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• Buddha/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Buddha]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Nirvana/External Links
  * [http://www.exoticindiaart.com/article/buddha Buddha - A Hero's Journey to Nirvana]. ...ire/ Mind Like Fire Unbound] - a discussion of fire imagery as used in the Buddha's time.
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• Siddhartha Gautama
  #redirect[[Buddha]]
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• The Buddha
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• Buddhism/Definition
  Spiritual tradition founded on the teachings of the [[Buddha]].
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• Buddha/Definition
  (circa 480 BCE to 400 BCE) Siddhartha Gautama, commonly known as the Buddha, the founder of Buddhism.
  137 bytes (18 words) - 05:13, 12 October 2019
• Buddhism/Catalogs
  *[[Pali Canon]]; regarded as the Word of the Buddha; collected editions published in Burma, Cambodia, Ceylon/Sri Lanka and Thai *Kanjur: Tibetan translations of Indian texts regarded as the Word of the Buddha
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• Buddha
  ...e, is 'awakened,' or, substantively, 'awakened one'. In Indian tradition, "buddha" is a title rather than a proper name. cf. Gethin 1 ff.</ref> or ''' Shaky After enlightenment, the Buddha spent the rest of his life wandering through India and teaching the princip
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• Adinath Lokeshwar
  '''Adinath Lokeshwar Mandir''' (The first Lord, our Lord Buddha temple) is a temple sacred to both [[Hinduism|Hindus]] and [[Buddhism|Buddh
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• Nirvana/Related Articles
  {{r|Buddha}}
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• The Four Noble Truths/Related Articles
  {{r|Buddha}}
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• Qianshan National Park
  ...rs high. It is claimed to be largest naturally occurring image of Maitreya Buddha in the world. ...e be restored and expanded with new Pagodas and temples for the [[Maitreya Buddha]].
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• Buddha/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Buddha]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Ahimsa
  ...of paramount importance to cleanse one thoughts of harmful impulses. The Buddha also considered words capable of inflicting great harm; thus, the priority ...omplete non-violence even when personally attacked<ref name=OtherCheek>The Buddha said that if someone cuts off one of your arms, offer them the other arm to
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• Buddhism in the United States/Related Articles
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• Kalarippayattu
  ...hidharama taught them the [[Eighteen Hands of Boddha|Eighteen Hands]] of [[Buddha]], which later became known as the [[18 Lohan Hands]]. This was a specializ
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• Theravada
  ...Mai, Thailand, 2012</ref> As the name suggests, it claims to preserve the Buddha's original teachings. Scholars do not accept this as literally true, though
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• Nirvana
  ...goal of the [[Eightfold Path]]. [[Gautama Buddha|Siddhartha Gautama]], the Buddha, described the [[Dharma]] as '... a raft used to cross the river. Only a fo ...]] sometimes refers to nirvāṇa as [[amata]] ('immortality'). Elsewhere the Buddha calls nirvāṇa 'the unconditioned element' (i.e., that which is not subje
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• Tibetan Buddhism
  ...ss. It is believed that the Nepalese princess carried the teachings of the Buddha with her to Tibet. And As parts of their dowry (gifts for the bride), they
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• Buddhist councils
  ...[Pali Canon]]. The Council is also said to have decided not to take up the Buddha's permission to abolish minor rules of monastic discipline.
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• The Four Noble Truths
  #truths of the noble one, i.e. the Buddha ...any essence or defining characterization of Buddhism.<ref>''The Scientific Buddha'', Yale University Press, 2012, page 15</ref>
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