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Mahayana Buddhism: The Way of the ManyMahayana Buddhism offers many varieties of Buddhist experience, drawing on cultural and personal differences. -
The Challenge of Tibetan Mahayana Teachings to Self-Centric ModesAmidst the escalating war, poverty, and environmental degradation of our world, the singular philosophy of Mahayana Buddhism and its eloquent presentation of altruism offer an alternative to the materialism that consumes us.
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Overview of Tibetan, Mahayana, and Theravada BuddhismWhile there are many different schools of Buddhism, in the interest of keeping things simple and concise, this article will only discuss three of them: Tibetan Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism and Theravada Buddhism.
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Mahayana: The Buddhism of BodhisattvasThe article discusses key difference between Theravada and Mahayana sects of Buddhism through the examination of the bodhisattva ideal. -
Emptiness and Mahayana BuddhismMahayana Buddhists have a lot to say about emptiness. The idea of "emptiness" has a lot to do with the nature of existence. And the idea of existence has much to do with the problem of permanence and solidity. The problem being that neither
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The Virtue of Upaya in Mahayana BuddhismThe Bodhisattva uses skillful means to help all sentient beings attain liberation from suffering.
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Developing Compassion in Mahayana BuddhismA Bodhisattva is a person who is dedicated to attaining enlightenment. A Buddha is a being who has attained enlightenment.
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Chinese Lunar New Year Celebration at Hsi Lai Buddhist Temple in Hacienda Heights, CaliforniaThis article describes the events held at Hsi Lai Buddhist Temple on January 26, 2009 celebrating the Lunar New Year of the Ox. It also explains that you can learn more about Mahayana Buddhism by visiting the temple anytime throughout the year.. -
An Overview of Different Forms of BuddhismComparisons of major divisions of Buddhism with some historical context. Notes on overlap between different types of Buddhism.
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Bodhisattva Samantabhadra's Ten PracticesSamantabhdra is a popular Mahayana Buddhist Bodhisattva. He is also known as the Bodhisattva of Great Activity. A Bodhisattva is a "Buddha-to-be," and helps sentient beings along the path to enlightenment.
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Buddhism: The History and BeliefsBuddhism; Mahayana and Theravada. History of Buddhism. Teachings. Philosophy or religion?
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A Proposal to Reconcile Vedanta and BuddhismThis is a proposal for an academic undertaking to reconcile the philosophical underpinnings of Mahayana Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta. Comments are welcome. -
11 Ways to Complete Wisdom, Good Fortune, and VirtureThe goal in Buddhism is to cure the illness of ignorance. Wisdom is the cure and leads to enlightenment. Everyone has the potential to realize their Buddha nature.
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Wabi-sabi and Its InfluencesA lengthy analysis of the aspects and origins of wabi-sabi, and its relation to Eastern and Western worldviews.
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The Breathtaking Beauty of Angkor WatAngkor Wat means "City of Temples" and is located in Cambodia and is a must see place. It can be said to be the eighth wonder of the world.
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An Introduction to Zen BuddhismA brief introduction to the history, practice and tenets of Zen Buddhism.
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Social Networking Sites for BuddhistsBuddhist social networking sites need to be used with caution. The teachings rely on oral transmission and warn against idle chatter. These are 10 sites for Buddhists to consider. -
The 3 Branches of Buddhist ThoughtOver the course of its existence, Buddhism has changed to reflect the changes of the societies that practice it. Although they have their differences, they share many Buddhist beliefs and practices.
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The Different Types of BuddhismThere are many forms of Buddhism but all agree on the same set of basic beliefs. All forms of Buddhism can be classified under three main types.
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Many Paths to Enlightenment: The Main Branches of BuddhismAn introduction to five major branches of Buddhism. -
The Many Facets of BuddhismNo matter what form of Buddhism a person follows they still feel as if they are all part of the same family. They are able to maintain their differences while still holding on the basic truths they share that unite them.
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On This Day: A Daily Quiz - February 8Test your knowledge of history, celebrities and pop culture with a quiz on this day's events. -
The Cynical GenerationA new generation of the apathetic and cynical
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Songs and Stories for Halloween and SamhainThese songs and stories are appropriate to the season of Halloween/Samhain/All Soul's Night, set to October 31. Most of these songs are very beautiful but the words are scarey!
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Bali Travel: What to See and Do in Sanur BaliIf you are in Sanur Bali village be prepared to enjoy the perfect balance of the modern and historical elements but at the same time not missing out on the adventure.
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The Reconciliation of Confucianism and Daoism in the Period of Division (220 - 589 CE)At the fall of the Han dynasty, Chinese philosophy became divided between Confucian ethics and Daoist principles.
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Bangalore: Hip in IndiaA travel guide for the business traveler going to India's booming tech city of Bangalore. -
Easy Meditation Tips and StrategiesLearn to meditate the easy way or deepen and enhance your current technique.
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The Different Facets of BuddhismLearn the differnt forms of Buddhism. Discover the anient traditions, rituals and beliefs.
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What is a Zen Buddhist Monk?Zen Buddhism intro through the perspective of the Buddha flower sermon.
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How to Find a Free "Buddhist Bible" OnlineThere is no one book with a role in Buddhism comparable to the role of the single "holy book" of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. -
Nirvana and Moksha: A Guide to EnlightenmentHinduism and Buddhism both have distinct goals to achieve in life. In Buddhism, it is called Nirvana, in Hinduism, it is called Moksha. To achieve each of these is to free yourself from the cycle of reincarnation.
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Buddhism in Thailand and What the Tourist Should KnowVisitors to Thailand are often intrigued by Buddhism in Thailand and more are learning about Buddhist beliefs and even doing meditation in Thailand.
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Buddhism and VegetarianismThere are at least three different answers to the question about Buddhist vegetarianism. -
Traditional India Caste SystemTraditionally there was a list of four castes or classes of people. -
Engaging in BuddhismRecently someone asked me, "In reading about Engaged Buddhists I was surprised that Buddhists were so involved with politics. Politics is not something I am comfortable dealing with. Is that what Engaged Dharma is about too?"
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Tafero's Lesson Plan of the Day - Japanese History and Philosophy - Nara Japan (710-794) - 5This is a simple lesson plan outline for Japanese History and Philosophy. This lesson focuses on Nara Japan (710-794)
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Tafero's Lesson Plan of the Day - Japanese History and Philosophy - the Sinification of Late Yamato JapanThis is a simple lesson plan outline for Japanese History and Philosophy. This lesson focuses on the Sinification of Late Yamato Japan.
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Tafero Lesson Plan of the Day - Social Studies - Japanese History and Philosophy - Lesson 3 - Yamato Period 400-700 ADThis is a simple lesson plan outline for Japanese History and Philosophy. This lesson looks at Yamato Japan (400-700 AD).
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How to Meditate - the Meditation SessionAn overview of a meditation session aimed at the beginner. These principles can benefit any practitioner using any style of meditation.
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