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| − | + | '''bodhisattva''' (T: [[byang chub sems dpa']]) One who has committed himself to the Mahayana path of compassion and the practice of the [[six paramitas]]. The bodhisattva's vow, taken in the presence of one's spiritual friend (S: [[kalyanamitra]]), is one of relinquishing one's personal enlightenment to work for all sentient beings, The vow is continually renewed in order to work for all sentient beings. The vow is continually renewed in order to mix one's being with the Mahayana mind of [[bodhichitta]]. Bodhisattva deities represent qualities of enlightened mind active in our life. [[Rain of Wisdom]] | |
| − | + | '''[[Bodhisattva]]s''' ([[byang chub sems dpa']]) are beings who have realized the empty nature of phenomena and the non-existence of individual self. They are free from the klesas, or ordinary emotions. There are ten bodhisattva levels or bhumis. The eleventh bhumi is that of consummate buddhahood, which is realized when both obscurations, that of the klesas and that which veils total wisdom, have been cleared in an irreversible way. In a broader sense a bodhisattva is a being engaged in practicing the mahayana teachings. [MR] | |
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| − | + | '''bodhisattva''' ([[byang chub sems dpa']]). Someone who has developed [[bodhichitta]], the aspiration to attain enlightenment in order to benefit all sentient beings. A practitioner of the [[Mahayana]] path; especially a noble bodhisattva who has attained the first level.[RY] | |
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| − | [[ | + | *[[bodhisattva precepts]] ([[byang sdom]]) |
| − | [[Category: | + | *[[bodhisattva bhumis]] ([[byang sa]]) |
| + | *[[Bodhisattva Collections]] ([[byang sems kyi sde snod]]) | ||
| + | *[[Bodhisattva trainings]] ([[byang chub sems dpa'i bslab pa]]) | ||
| + | *[[Bodhisattvayana]] ([[byang chub sems dpa'i theg pa]]) | ||
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Revision as of 20:02, 1 June 2006
Bodhisattva (byang chub sems dpa'): One who through compassion strives to attain the full enlightenment buddhahood for the sake of all beings. [MR]
bodhisattva (T: byang chub sems dpa') One who has committed himself to the Mahayana path of compassion and the practice of the six paramitas. The bodhisattva's vow, taken in the presence of one's spiritual friend (S: kalyanamitra), is one of relinquishing one's personal enlightenment to work for all sentient beings, The vow is continually renewed in order to work for all sentient beings. The vow is continually renewed in order to mix one's being with the Mahayana mind of bodhichitta. Bodhisattva deities represent qualities of enlightened mind active in our life. Rain of Wisdom
Bodhisattvas (byang chub sems dpa') are beings who have realized the empty nature of phenomena and the non-existence of individual self. They are free from the klesas, or ordinary emotions. There are ten bodhisattva levels or bhumis. The eleventh bhumi is that of consummate buddhahood, which is realized when both obscurations, that of the klesas and that which veils total wisdom, have been cleared in an irreversible way. In a broader sense a bodhisattva is a being engaged in practicing the mahayana teachings. [MR]
bodhisattva (byang chub sems dpa'). Someone who has developed bodhichitta, the aspiration to attain enlightenment in order to benefit all sentient beings. A practitioner of the Mahayana path; especially a noble bodhisattva who has attained the first level.[RY]
See also: