Use "buddhist" in a sentence

1. The boat touches the shore of the small island, the Buddhist temple in back

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2. He agrees with me and he's a Buddhist for Christ's sake

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3. We went on holidays to Thailand, just last year, to get the real things, proper Yants, done the hard way by Buddhist monks

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4. She was a Buddhist and always had a picture of the laughing Buddha on their bedroom wall

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5. There is a wonderful Buddhist practice called Tonglen Meditation that is a

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6. (In Buddhist training, they refer to this as learning to redirect attention from unwholesome cravings to wholesome desires, such as happiness

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7. In Buddhist terminology truth is

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8. In that lengthy article, the reporter related his interview with a Tibetan Buddhist monk

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9. It just so happens that the number 108 is also a very significant number in the Buddhist religion - the Buddhist mala, or string of prayer beads, has 108 beads on it

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10. What is it about an affable scoundrel that makes us wink at improprieties or worse, legal transgressions? I‘m referring, of course, to our own President William Jefferson Clinton who, along with the First Lady, have offered us Whitewater, Madison Savings and Loan, Rose Law Firm, Cattle Options, Travelgate, Filegate, Loral Communications, Buddhist Temple Fundraisers, (the) Lincoln Bedroom, (the) mysterious ―suicide‖ of Vincent Foster, Sex Scandals and Arkansas Mafia for our consideration

11. The Psychology of Emotions in Buddhist

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12. “Ah,” I moaned realizing the game had taken on a new, albeit, very nice twist, “that would be the meaning of life according to the Zen Buddhist postulation on the moment of satori

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13. Although primarily a Buddhist site for prayers and chanting, people from all over the world are coming in increasing numbers to enjoy the tranquillity and the peaceful surroundings

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14. I had a long discussion with my friend Pueng about my experiences and how they differ from the general perception and why so many don’t live the Buddhist way

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15. Her view is that many modern Thais, whilst they are Buddhist, don’t actually put the teachings into practice in their everyday lives

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16. Buddhist obey the commandments as time went

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17. This is, of course, not just Buddhist theory or philosophy (although Buddhism has refined mindfulness and meditation practices over the centuries)

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18. Mahayana buddhist and theravada buddhist difference is that the mahayana theravada buddhist

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19. Mahayana buddhist truthfully understand the intentions, the Buddha's

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20. Such a notion of deserved suffering is also not in the Buddhist teachings

21. The Buddhist scriptures, for example, show that most of our actions will ripen and bear fruit in future rebirths

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22. The Buddhist texts illustrate rebirth with an analogy: the flame of a dying candle is used to light a new candle and then peters out

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23. Although Buddhist mythology depicts these realms as having an objective existence, they're just as often used to refer to human beings who are stuck in a particular mind-state

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24. The Buddhist teachings have many stories, some of them describing the outworking of karma and previous lives

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25. Finally, the following tables give only general guidelines about the results of various actions as described in Buddhist teachings

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26. ▪ Traditionally in Buddhism one can use practices such as prostrations (to destroy pride), making offerings (to counteract greed), reading Buddhist texts (to counteract ignorance and negative thoughts), and acts of kindness (to cultivate a heart of compassion)

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27. The following prayers and affirmations, drawn from traditional Buddhist texts, have been taken from Gill Farrer-Hall's book, Working with Karma

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28. In fact, karma is one of the most misunderstood Buddhist teachings

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29. Sometimes, however, translations of Buddhist materials into English incorrectly use terminology from other religions, and as a result the misconception that happiness and pain are rewards and punishments in a system of moral justice has arisen

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30. Karma remains an important subject within Buddhism and is inter-related with the many other Buddhist teachings

31. [159] For this reason, it may helpful to put the subject of karma into the broader Buddhist framework

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32. In attempting to do so, I will draw on the "The Twelve Principles of Buddhism", written in 1942 and attributed to Christmas Humphries (1901-1983) – founder and president of the Buddhist Society of London

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33. These principles were intended to encapsulate the essence of Buddhist teaching

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34. The Buddhist should at all times be 'mindful and self-possessed', refraining from mental and emotional attachment to 'the passing show'

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35. Buddhist monks are teachers and exemplars, and in no sense intermediaries between Reality and the individual

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36. In the Buddhist tradition, five factors operate in the cosmos that cause things to happen (called the Five Niyamas)

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37. Earlier Buddhist commentators apparently also referred to a form of transcendental causality

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38. Tibetan Buddhist death meditations are designed to prepare for this experience

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39. Introduction to Buddhism: An Explanation of the Buddhist Way of Life

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40. The Buddhist Way of Life

41. Alexander is presently pursuing Buddhist studies

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42. [79] Christmas Humphries, The Buddhist Way of Life (London: Allen & Unwin, 1969), 85

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43. [112] These four remedies have been taken from the Buddhist tradition (Vajrayana)

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44. The Dhammapada is a collection of 423 aphorisms which, in Pali verse form, are revered by southern Buddhists as illustrative of the Buddhist dhamma or moral system

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45. org/ FPMT (Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition) is devoted to the transmission of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition and values worldwide through teaching, meditation, and community service

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46. The organization is based on the Buddhist tradition of Lama Tsongkhapa of Tibet, as taught by the founder, Lama Thubten Yeshe, and the spiritual director, Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche

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47. the family Buddhist altar, was laying facedown on the floor

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48. He looked up at the giant Kannon, a Buddhist statue of a

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49. Mackeller stared down at the female Buddhist statue that stood in the center of the harbor

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50. Sachie walked over to the Buddhist alter, knelt down, and lit a stick of incense

51. The Buddhist altar toppled over

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52. Q: In the Buddhist tradition it is stated that a Nirvani, an enligh-

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53. Atisha, a great 11th Century Tibetan Buddhist Master, said:

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54. sightseers was a young Buddhist monk, who congratulated Roger by saying: “You are a brave man”

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55. He also made allusion to the fact that the local people did not allow the revolutionary forces of Mao Tse Tung, in 1949, to destroy the first Chinese Buddhist temple, the Baina (White Horse)

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56. On their way to the temple of the jade Buddha, the guide put on Buddhist music

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57. A Buddhist monk in the usual trappings of devotion

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58. suppose a Buddhist monk is doing in a bar?” he asked

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59. they visited several churches and Buddhist temples

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60. On Mondays came a Buddhist monk in

61. Born of mixed heritage (Irish and Native American) and having experienced life in Christian, Islamic, and Buddhist communities, Mr

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62. of wisdom equal to those written by the Hindu, Buddhist and Chinese poets in their

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63. This is explicitly stated in Buddhist and Hindu scriptures and commentaries more than 2,000 years old

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64. This correlates to the non-manifestive ‘consciousness’ of a ‘liberated’ monk (as frequently described in Buddhist and Hindu religious literature)

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65. According to Buddhist Mahayanist Scriptures, ‘Form is empty, emptiness is form

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66. Similarly, there are no measurables associated with the perfectly symmetric non-manifestive ‘consciousness’ of a ‘liberated’ person (as described in Buddhist and Hindu religious literature)

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67. According to Alan Wallace, Buddhist contemplative science, like Western physical science, describes two types of vacuums

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68. Firstly a false vacuum — which is called ‘bhavanga’ in Buddhist literature

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69. Physicists’ descriptions of the relative and absolute vacuum states of external space bear striking resemblances to the relative and absolute vacuum states of consciousness described by Buddhist contemplatives, says Wallace

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70. All had extensive training in Buddhist Insight meditation

71. According to Sensei, Buddhist meditation serves to deconstruct mental processes which we have developed during our lifetime

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72. Although, it is popular to classify meditative techniques as categorically passive or active, a number of meditative techniques, including Buddhist insight meditation, oscillate between the two types of meditation in a single sitting — although one of the two types of meditation will usually dominate over the other

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73. In fact, it is also these stored memories (or samskaras in Hindu and Buddhist literature) that results in the dreaded cycles of births and deaths

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74. conscious” and the Buddhist “alaya” or

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75. Martin Luther King, Jr, Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, Aung San Suu Kyi, Joan Baez , the Czech human rights activist, Cesar Chavez, the social activist in California, Thich Nhat Kanh, the Vietnamese Buddhist leader, Mubarak Awad, the non-violent Palestine leader and many others have been inspired by Gāndhi’ ideology and actions in their fight for justice and freedom for their people

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76. As a Buddhist (follower of Gautam Buddha) he observed that:

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77. that He keeps the rule of the Buddhist monks, and takes no food after noon;

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78. me from the Esoteric Buddhist point of view, they were given as follows: the

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79. When the Buddhist Tisarana is chanted the Angels that come are those

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80. definitely on the Path of Holiness, and is described in the Buddhist system as

81. The candidate who has passed the fourth Initiation is spoken of in Buddhist

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82. The Buddhist monk Ananda M

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83. To the instructed Buddhist, Nirvana stands for the Ultimate, the Beyond, the

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84. There is, in the Buddhist philosophy, a wonderful sentence of the Lord

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85. The Buddhist religion was a gift of Hinduism to the great Fourth Race,

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86. a catechism for Buddhist children

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87. Buddhist books of the large numbers of men who instantly attained the Arhat

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88. often more briefly described in Buddhist books as “The Turning of the Wheel

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89. Buddhist each of these separate and easily remembered words suggests a

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90. In a Buddhist temple on the lower east side, I would follow my instincts into the arms of my

91. My association to Buddhist practice has changed since I have said vows in a gay marriage

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92. From the Buddhist Temple I moved to a gay twelve step meeting that was held in a synagogue,

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93. And the Buddhist peoples never will enter this harbor unless they abandon the philosophic craft of their prophet and seize upon his noble spirit

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94. “He’s lying,” snapped Tighe “he cannot keep this secret, he is a Buddhist monk, who works for the revered King of Thailand and he dare not lie to him,”

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95. Many of the Christian roommates of the Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu and atheist students made it clear that they had been insulted to be assigned a roommate beneath their station

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96. Because they were bred as indoor watchdogs in Buddhist

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97. Buddhist temple by a stream and prayer flags flying in the breeze

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98. Despite appearing to be a Buddhist now, he had to know, on a deep level at least, that what he did was sinful in the eyes of the Catholic Church and in the eyes of his father

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99. Buddhist belief that was adopted by Siddhartha Gautama

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