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Written By: Red Zambala | Published: April-10-2013 | Category: PHILOSOPHY There can be 2 reasons for a death – Whether our time is expiring Or some worldly conditions bring us to death. When the time of a lifetime is expiring – nothing can be done: death is inevitable. However if some worldly conditions threaten our lives, we can try methods as a medicine or special religious ceremonies to suspend a death for a while.... |
8 obstacles to practice BuddhismBuddhism philosophy states that all beings have the Buddha nature. But not all beings are able to reach Buddhahood, enlightenment. To reach enlightenment one has to have a benefici... |
Ratnasambhava - Wisdom of Equality and AbundanceBuddha Ratnasambhava (in Tibetan Rinchen Jungne) is one of the principal 5 Dhyani Buddhas in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism. Ratnasambhava represents the wisdom of equality and tr... |
5 types of potential to reach BuddhahoodWe use to say that all living beings have a potential to reach enlightenment. This is what the Third Noble Truth of Path to Enlightenment assumes. Although due to our past karma, n... |
Nirmanakaya - 3 physical manifestations of enlightenmentNirmanakaya is another manifestation of dharmakaya - in physical form. Nirmana is a Sanskrit term which means to manifest in a form. Not each form would be Nirmanakaya, but the Bod... |
How to attain EnlightenmentI felt compelled to explain to People an often seen confusion - contrary to wide spread belief that Buddhism is about "being good", morals, ethics or may be complaining about suffe... |
Sambhogakaya - 5 Wisdoms and Buddha familiesSambhogakaya can be translated as “the body of perfect enjoyment”. “Sam” means perfect, “bhoga” means enjoyment and kaya is roughly translated as body. Sambhogakaya can be und... |
Dharma classifications to āyatana and dhātu“Āyatana” means “Entrance” (or “doors”); here it is “entrance” for a consciousness and psychic elements. Consciousness never arise by itself, by itself it would be pure and without any content and we hardly would call it a conscio...
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8 obstacles to practice BuddhismWritten By: Red Zambala | Published: May-21-2013 Buddhism philosophy states that all beings have the Buddha nature. But not all beings are able to reach Buddhahood, enlightenment. To reach enlightenment one has to have a beneficial human body. It is the basis to reach enlightenment. There are many other beings like hungry ghost...  0 : Comments |
Ratnasambhava - Wisdom of Equality and AbundanceWritten By: Red Zambala | Published: May-20-2013 Buddha Ratnasambhava (in Tibetan Rinchen Jungne) is one of the principal 5 Dhyani Buddhas in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism. Ratnasambhava represents the wisdom of equality and transforms all inner feelings of pride into vision of equality and equanimity. His name “Ratnasambhava... |
5 types of potential to reach BuddhahoodWritten By: Red Zambala | Published: May-19-2013 We use to say that all living beings have a potential to reach enlightenment. This is what the Third Noble Truth of Path to Enlightenment assumes. Although due to our past karma, not all beings have the same abilities and potential to reach the realization. For this reason Buddha... |
Mother Kali and what she symbolizesWritten By: Ganesh Vigneshvar | Published: March-19-2012 Mother Kali is known as Kali-Ma, the Black Goddess, Maha Kali, Nitya Kali, Smashana Kali, Raksha Kali, Shyama Kali, Kalikamata, and Kalaratri. Among the Tamils she is known as Kottavei. Maha Kali and Nitya Kali are mentioned in the Tantra philosophy. 'Kal' means Darkness; Kali ta... |
Francis - The New Catholic PopeWritten By: Red Zambala | Published: March-18-2013 During the last week I was inspired to look towards the elections of the new Catholic Pope Francis, like the all Christian world. Francis, in his worldly name Jorge Mario Bergoglio comes from Argentina where he has been a Jesuit Priest and later an Archbishop of Buenos Aire... |
PHILOSOPHY
How to attain EnlightenmentI felt compelled to explain to People an often seen confusion - contrary to wide spread belief that Buddhism is about "being good", morals, ...
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Dharma classification to 5 aggregates: skandhaAnswering the question why Buddha speaking on the objects of enquiry observed them in 3 ways, i.e. divided them in Aggregates (Skandha), Bas...
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Mother Kali and what she symbolizesMother Kali is known as Kali-Ma, the Black Goddess, Maha Kali, Nitya Kali, Smashana Kali, Raksha Kali, Shyama Kali, Kalikamata, and Kalaratr...
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Manjushri - the Prince of WisdomManjushri is a bodhisattva or Buddha-aspect who represents wisdom. Usually Manjushri is depicted as a young approximately 16 years old Indi...
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Understanding and Wisdom in BuddhismAs we were talking in the first introduction into Dharma theory, the basic Buddhist terminology was introduced by the Theravada or so called...
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8 obstacles to practice BuddhismBuddhism philosophy states that all beings have the Buddha nature. But not all beings are able to reach Buddhahood, enlightenment. To reach ...
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