Buddhism (Pali/Sanskrit: बौद्ध धर्म Bauddha Dharma) is a religion and philosophy encompassing a variety of traditions, beliefs and practices, largely based on teachings attributed to Siddhartha Gautama, ...
Buddhist Meditation: Meditation in Buddhism
Meditation is something that plays a part in virtually all religions, although some of them don't use the word meditation.
Buddhi. The intellect.
Chakras. Centers of radiating life force or energy that are located between the base of the spinal column and the crown of the head. Sanskrit for "wheels.
buddhi: The determinative faculty of the mind that makes decisions; sometimes translated as "intellect." Another translation is the higher mind, or wisdom.
BUDDHI - intellect, understanding, the ability to make decisions and draw conclusions
BAGLA/BAKA BHAKTI - "devotion of a heron", false devotion
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Buddhi
higher intellect; the seat of wisdom and understanding in man
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Buddhi ("she who is conscious, awake"): the higher mind, which is the seat of wisdom (vidya, jnana) .
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discerning, discriminating aspect of mind; from the root 'bodh', 'to be aware of', 'to know'; intellect.
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Buddhi-nasah: loss of intelligence through confusion in lust.
Buddhi-yoga: connectedness in God through intelligence. Next to k a r m a - y o g a used as a synonym for b h a k t i - y o g a.
Buddhi: Wisdom, the higher mind or intellect.
Chakra: Literally, the wheel of a wagon; it is a term used to represent the energetic centers of the body.
Buddhism quickly grew, and in 480 B.C. senior disciples of Buddha systematized the Buddhist teachings. For the next few hundred years, the canonical scriptures of Buddhism were structured. In 300 B.C.
buddhibhedam janayet should create a division in the understanding. [cf. na buddhibhedam etc.]
buddhigrahyam atindriyam beyond perception by the sense but seizable by the perceptions of the reason. [Gita 6.21] ...
Buddhi is part of the material world and has no part to play in religious life. Unlike the child up to age 6, however, you are not your own boss. You are married.
Buddhidhyana - intellectual meditation
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BUDDHI YOGA
The unitive discipline of the higher mind, first mentioned in the Bhagavad-Gita
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Sautrantika--Buddhist philosophy of the momentariness of all things
Savitar--Vedic Sun god as the guide of Yoga
Shakti--the power of consciousness and spiritual evolution ...
O Arjuna, the Buddhi by which one understands the path of work and the path of renunciation, right and wrong action, fear and fearlessness, bondage and liberation, that Buddhi is Saattvika. (18.30) ...
The Vietnamese Buddhist master talks about finding moments for mindfulness in everyday life:
Q: How do you maintain mindfulness in a busy work environment? At times it seems there is not even enough time to breathe mindfully.
In the Mahayana Buddhist tradition the teacher should present his/herself as a spiritual friend (kalayana mitra).
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Manas is the emotional mind. Ahamkara is the ego. Buddhi is the intellect. Mahat is cosmic intelligence. The first two are unable to digest experience according to Ayurveda.
Then, to speak in the language of Buddhist psychology, we move from what they call Kama-loka to Rupa-loka. The world we are living in is called Kama-loka, because it is the world of involvement by desires, positive as well as negative.
And, this must be so, because consciousness is realised by entering in and passing through the higher manifestation of mind, the Sattvamayi Buddhi, above and beyond which is Chit and Chidrupini Saktis themselves.
The phrase "monkey mind" comes from a Buddhist description of the mind of a person who is not in the present moment.
When a perfect union takes place between Prana and Apana, Manas and Buddhi or Jivatman and Paramatman without opposition, it is called Ghata Avastha. He may now practise only for about one-fourth of the period prescribed for the practice before.
Mercury Chakra: See Vishuddha Mindfullness Meditation: A form of meditation originally developed in the Buddhist traditions of Asia and can be defined as awareness of each moment as it occurs.
Sarah Powers blends the insights of yoga and Buddhism in her practice and teaching.
Like the Tibetan Buddhist mandalas, the mandala designs of the chakras have been deliberately planned to be elaborate. The meditation upon the mandala becomes a great psychological adventure. It may even function as the archetype of union.
In one of the experiments Buddhist monks, at a significantly higher state of meditation, were asked to impose thoughts related to compassion and in-situ medical imaging was performed. It was found that the left hemisphere was much prominent.
Loosely translated as ego; together, manas, buddhi, and ahamkara comprise the inner instrument known as antahakarana.
Seitan, or "mien chin" in Chinese, is reputed to have been developed by Buddhist monks eager to discourage people from consuming animals.
The Buddha says life is suffering; both the ancient yogis and the Buddhists point to the kleshas as the causes of our suffering. These "afflictions" distort our mind and our perceptions effecting how we think, act and feel.
I've been at a Buddhist center and they can really teach you what you most feel in each movement, how you most do everything (in other way you could get hurt). They educated me how to do the right thing and not just look like in the magazines.
It means that the intelligence--the buddhi--is awakening from being fixed or identified with a particular, set structure. In yoga the intelligence is one, yet the forms and structures it illuminates are many.
The Buddhists are masters of silence. Or at least they recognize its value and practice the discipline. One must be silent to "hear" the Divine. Silence is an art that we cultivate.
Thich Nhat Hanh, a remarkable man writes about Buddhism in such a wonderful and practical way - Buddhism with an inner smile, his writing shows real understanding of western lifestyles and our difficulties with "just being".
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You won't be able to enter the state if you're preoccupied with your problems or if you think of the buddhi only as a place for gathering up bits of information. First become able to enter the Good Will Witness plane of awareness at will.
a language used in of Yoga, Hinduism and Buddhism, and an official languages of India, considered "historical".
Santosha or Santosh
contentment, one of the five niyamas, second of the eight stages of classic Yoga.
a long-lived fig tree (Ficus religiosa) held sacred by Hindus and Buddhists alike as a symbol of the attainment of spiritual knowledge. The leaf of the peepal tree is used as a graphic symbol throughout the Siddha Yoga meditation web site.
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These people were mainly Buddhists and used to meditate. They found Yoga to be in keeping with their religious practices and were grateful to the young Swami. While he was in Hong Kong, a Practical Guide for Students of Yoga was published.
The sheath of knowledge beyond sensory perception, containing the Buddhi (intellect) and the Ahamkara (the Ego or I-consciousness).
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Antahkarana - Fourfold internal organs, viz., Manas, Chitta, Buddhi and Ahankara.
Anubhava - Experience.
Asana - Seat; posture.
The Art of Living : Vipassana Meditation As Taught by S.N. Goenka
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A concise, non-sectarian, comprehensive introduction to Buddhist meditation.
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It is another spiritual country, North East of India which has achieved great feats in the field of tantra. The Tantriks there, known as Lamas, follow the Buddhist cult and are divided into different groups like the Himayana, Mahayana, Vajrayana etc.
mind, Buddhi, Chitta and Ahamkara.
Antaranga: Internal.
Antarmukha: Inward.
Anusandhana: Enquiry.
Anushthana: Sustained practice.
Anvaya: Qualities.
Anyatha: Separate.
Artha: Meaning; purpose; objects.
Asana: Posture; seat.
Asmita: Egoism.
In the Gita, words such as buddhiyoga, Karmayoga are used which refer to the technical meaning .
Anahata Chakra"Cardiac plexus.
Ananda"Bliss; happiness; comfort.
Antahkarana"Fourfold internal organs, viz., Manas, Chitta, Buddhi and Ahankara.
Anubhava"Experience.
Asana"Seat; posture.
Avidya"Ignorance.
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BRAHMAN: The Absolute Reality; God.
BRIHADARANYAKA: Name of an Upanishad.
BUDDHA: One who is totally purified from all defilements and who has realized all that can be known.
BUDDHI: Intellect.
 See also: Yoga, Spirit, Body, Mind, Spiritual
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