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Buddhist Scriptures
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Praise by All the Bodhisattvas
Then those hundreds of thousands of bodhisattvas approached the Tathagata Suvarna-ratna-kara-cchatra-kuta. Paying homage with their heads at the feet of the Tathagata Suvarna-ratna-kara-cchatra-kuta, they stood to one side. Having stood to one side, the numerous hundreds of...
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Sutra of Golden Light
Praise to All the Tathagatas
Then indeed the bodhisattva Ruchira-ketu rose from his seat, placed his upper robe over one shoulder, knelt his right knee on the ground, folded his hands in reverence towards the Tathagata and praised the Tathagata: Lord of Sages, you are gloriously adorned with thousands of...
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Sutra of Golden Light: Concluding Chapter
Then at that time, at that moment, the noble goddess Bodhisattva-samucchaya praised the Tathagata: Homage to the Buddha, who is possessed of an utterly immaculate mind and presides over an utterly flawless Dharma. Perfectly knowing existence and non-existence, his sublime mind...
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Advice for Training to Be a Translator of Buddhism
As a translator and interpreter himself, Dr. Berzin gives advice on the theory and practice of translating.
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Transmission of Buddhism
The Tradition of Oral Transmission in the Digital Age
Examine the meaning of oral transmission and how it can be adapted in the digital age.
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Transmission of Buddhism
The Art of Translating Asian Buddhist Languages
Each undertaking of translation from a specific base language to a specific target language has its unique linguistic challenges. In addition, it is important to understand well not only both languages, but also both cultures.
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Transmission of Buddhism
Buddhism in India before the 13th-Century Invasions
Over the centuries after Buddha’s death, the Buddhist monastic communities splintered into 18 groups. Monastic universities such as Nalanda were established, the Mahayana teachings and tenet systems emerged and, eventually, tantra was taught as well.
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Buddhism in India
Methodology for Translating Buddhist Texts
Buddha taught in such a way that everyone could understand his words in their own language. That means that it is possible to convey the Buddhist teachings in all languages, no matter how challenging that might be.
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Transmission of Buddhism
History of Dzogchen
Dzogchen is found earliest in the Nyingma and Bon traditions and later incorporated into some of the Kagyu traditions. Learn about its historical development in Tibet from the 8th century to the present.
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Dzogchen: Advanced
The Three Divisions of a Buddha’s Words
There are three divisions of Buddha’s enlightening speech, differentiated according to the dominating condition of their origin.
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Refuge
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