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| one of the Buddhist’s disciples; his attendant |
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| No self – Buddhist denial of a permanent and substantial self |
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| An awakended Buddhist saint |
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| a Buddhist monk; actually means beggar/mendicant |
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| where Siddhartha sat under the Bodhi (awakening) tree |
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| one on the path to Buddhahood |
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| the mental and physical phenomena, or the teachings, that constitute Dharma |
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| the underlying law of reality; the teachings of the Buddha |
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| pain – the unease or unsatisfactoriness which characterize existence |
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| action – intentional action that influence future well-being, etc. |
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| where the Buddha was born |
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| the tempter figure in Buddhist methodology – tried to knock Buddha off the path |
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| cessation of suffering/samsara – ultimate goal of the Buddhist practice, to become enlightened |
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| calm (type of Buddhist meditation) |
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| the Buddhist monastic community of monks and nuns |
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| insight (type of Buddhist meditation) |
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