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Buddhism
The doctrine, attributed to Gautama Buddha, that suffering is inseparable from existence but that inward extinction of the self and of the sense culminates in a state of illumination beyond both suffering and existence.
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Buddhism might have remained an insignificant Indian sect, live so many of it rivals, until it shattered itself apart, but in the third century BC Emperor Ashoka, distraught over the carnage of his latest war, ...
Buddhi -- The universal soul or mind; higher reason; loving understanding; love wisdom. The energy of love as the Masters experience it.
Buddhic plane -- Plane of divine intuition.
Buddhi (1) The Universal Soul or Mind; the spiritual soul (the sixth principle) and therefore the vehicle of Atma, the Spirit, which is the seventh principle, the unifying principle of groups.
Buddhism is the religious philosophy taught by Gautama Buddha. It is now split into two distinct churches: the Southern and Northern.
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It is obviously impossible to put before an audience in a lecture of an hour an adequate presentation of one of the great world-religions which is probably entirely new to many of those who are present.
Buddhi is irrational in the sense that as a pure emanation of the Universal mind it can have no individual reason of its own on this plane of matter, but like the Moon, who borrows her light from the Sun and her life from the Earth, so Buddhi, ...
Buddhism has the characteristics of what would be expected in a cosmic religion for the future: It transcends a personal God, avoids dogmas and theology; it covers both the natural and spiritual; ...
Buddhist and Bramin thinkers were in Alexandria at the time and it should come as no surprise that there are many oriental concepts in Neoplatonism (Gregorios 2002).
Buddhi - a Sanskrit term for the loving wisdom which interconnects all beings. The energy of Buddhi is the spintual basis of the faculties of intuition and compassion. It is direct knowing-by-being-one-with, or wisdom.
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Buddhism, most fully elaborated by Sankara and Nagarjuna respectively, as being "world-denying" or implacably antithetical to ideas about "Living Nature" as Faivre articulates them.
The Buddhist Priest spread the word far and wide that a Teacher had taken birth among mortal men.
For Buddhists, rebirth is not so desirable unless you are destined for Buddhahood including the ultimate aim for a state of such perfect enlightenment that the whole process of reincarnation is no longer necessary.
Siddhas everywhere share common practices, cosmology, and symbols derived from Tantrism whether the practitioner is Hindu, Buddhist, or Jain.
The tenth numbered major trump is called La Roue de Fortune, the Wheel of Fortune, and portrays a mysterious wheel with eight spokes--the familiar Buddhist symbol of the Cycle of Necessity.
It is the fourth chakra to be activated and interestingly, coincides with the Hindu and Buddhist systems, in that their fourth chakra is attributed to the Sun.
In Mahayana (Great Boat) Buddhism, a Bodhisattva is one who has taken a vow to sacrifice one's own personal enlightenment to work for the enlightenment of others.
The native Tibetan religion that later merged with Buddhism and Tantrism.
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Moreover, not only was he a man of great erudition in the Western Mystery Tradition, but he was also a student of Yoga, Taoism and Buddhism.
among the scholars of Alexandria,[21] as religious thought was refined and ideas adapted not only from the other theologies common in Alexandria, but from the Zoroasterism of Iran, and even, through the founder of Neoplatonism, Ammonius Buddhism and ...
Karma Karma is the concept of "action" or "deed" in Dharmic religions understood as denoting the entire cycle of cause and effect described in Hindu, Jain, Sikh and Buddhist philosophies.
 See also: World, Spirit, Ritual, Spiritual, Christ
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