BUDDHAHOOD

Meaning of BUDDHAHOOD in English

[Bud.dha.hood] n (1837): a state of perfect enlightenment sought in Buddhism

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BUDDHAHOOD — noun Date: 1837 a state of perfect enlightenment sought in Buddhism
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BUDDHAHOOD — -ˌhu̇d noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized : a state of enlightenment or religious salvation characterized negatively as release …
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BUDDHAHOOD — /booh"deuh hood', boo"deuh-/ , n. the attainment of enlightenment as a Buddha. [ 1830-40; BUDDHA + -HOOD ]
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BUDDHAHOOD — noun Date: 1837 : a state of perfect enlightenment sought in Buddhism
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BUDDHAHOOD — Pronunciation: - ˌ hu ̇ d Function: noun Date: 1837 : a state of perfect enlightenment sought in Buddhism
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LOTUS SUTRA — The Lotus Sutra is probably the most important text of Mahayana Buddhism. It describes a lecture the Buddha gave and …
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SHINGON — noun Etymology: Japanese Date: 1727 an esoteric Japanese Buddhist sect claiming the achievement of Buddhahood in this life through prescribed …
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AMITABHA — Japanese Amida Saviour deity worshiped by followers of Pure Land Buddhism in Japan. According to the Sukhavati-vyuha-sutra (Pure Land sutra …
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TATHAGATAGARBHA — təˌtägəˌtəˈgərbə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit tathāgatagarbha, from tathāgata + garbha womb — more at dolphin Buddhism : the …
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TANTRISM — ˈtən.ˌtrizəm noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: tantra + -ism 1. : shaktism 2. : a school of …
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PURE LAND — noun Usage: usually capitalized P&L 1. : a paradise into which according to Amidism anyone is reborn who calls in …
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PARAMITA — päˈrəmə̇tə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit pāramita, from pāramita, adjective, crossed, traversed, transcendent, from pāra bringing across + ita …
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BUDDHA-NATURE — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun Usage: usually capitalized B : the essence of and potency to attain Buddhahood
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BUDDHA — ˈbüdə, ˈbu̇- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit buddha awakened, enlightened, from bodhati he awakes, understands — more at bid …
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BUDDHOLOGY — /booh dol"euh jee, boo-/ , n. the study of Buddha and of Buddhahood. [ BUDDH(A) + -O- + -LOGY ]
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BUDDHA — I. ˈbü-də, ˈbu̇- noun Etymology: Sanskrit, enlightened; akin to Sanskrit bodhi enlightenment — more at bid Date: 1681 1. : …
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SHINGON — noun Etymology: Japanese Date: 1727 : an esoteric Japanese Buddhist sect claiming the achievement of Buddhahood in this life through …
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SHINGON — [Shin.gon] n [Jp] (1727): an esoteric Japanese Buddhist sect claiming the achievement of Buddhahood in this life through prescribed rituals
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BUDDHA — [Bud.dha] n [Skt, enlightened; akin to Skt bodhi enlightenment--more at bid] (1681) 1: a person who has attained Buddhahood 2: …
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SAINT — a person believed to be connected in a special manner with what is viewed as sacred reality, such as God, …
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BHUMI — in Mahayana Buddhism, the stages of spiritual progress of the bodhisattva, or one who, though capable of enlightenment, delays his …
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WU-T'AI, MOUNT — WadeGiles romanization Wu-t'ai Shan, Pinyin Wutai Shan mountain and mountain chain in northeast Shansi Province, China. The mountain chain is …
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VAJRAYOGINI — in Vajrayana (Tantric Buddhism), female embodiment of the cognitive function leading to Buddhahood. Vajrayana emphasizes experience over speculation but uses …
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TAO SHENG
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TAKSIN — also called Phraya Taksin, or Phya Tak born April 17, 1734, Ayutthaya [Thailand] died April 6, 1782, Thon Buri, Thailand …
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PURE LAND BUDDHISM
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MAHAYANA — (Sanskrit: Greater Vehicle), one of the two major Buddhist traditions and the form most widely adhered to in China, Korea, …
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KHUDDAKA NIKAYA — (Pali: Short Collection), diverse group of separate Buddhist texts constituting the fifth and last section of the Pali Sutta Pitaka …
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GUHYASAMAJA-TANTRA — ( (Sanskrit: Treatise on the Sum Total of Mysteries), ) also called Tathagataguhyaka (The Mystery of Tathagatahood [Buddhahood]), oldest and …
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BUDDHISM
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AVALOKITESVARA — (Sanskrit avalokita, looking on; isvara, lord), Chinese Kuan-yin, Japanese Kannon, the bodhisattva (Buddha-to-be) of infinite compassion and mercy, possibly the …
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ASANGA — flourished 5th century AD, , b. Purusapura, India influential Buddhist philosopher who established the Yogacara (Practice of Yoga) school of …
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