The Buddha referred to his teachings simply as Dhamma-vinaya "the doctrine and discipline" but for centuries people have tried...
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# 1. Beneath the Sal-tree at Kusinara, in the last words to his disciples, the Buddha said; "Make yourself a light. Rely upon yourself,...
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Friday, December 3, 2010 | www.studentmonk.blogspot.com at 11:14 AM | Labels: Difference on BuddhismThere are loads of people always ask to what is Buddhism and why Buddhism is not a religion and there are many scholars who have tried to i...
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# 1. Beneath the Sal-tree at Kusinara, in the last words to his disciples, the Buddha said; "Make yourself a light. Rely upon yourself,...
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