Examples of using Shantideva in English and their translations into German
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Another method that Shantideva suggests is to view other people
Shantideva repeats this last argument to refute the Vaibhashika assertion of ultimately smallest particles that are partless functional phenomena.
Shantideva added that firm conviction in a fact grows from long-term familiarity with the consequences that consistently follow from it.
Shantideva, the great Indian Buddhist master,
Thus, Shantideva explained that positive force for gaining Buddha-qualities comes from focusing equally on the Buddhas and on suffering beings.
Chandrakirti, Shantideva, and so on.
So far Shantideva has given extensive explanations of various Dharma methods,
only speak kindly of them, as Shantideva explained in Engaging in Bodhisattva Behavior.
Shantideva was born in the eighth century as the son of the king of a land in the Bengal region of East India.
As Shantideva has expressed it succinctly,"Nothing pleases bodhisattvas more than when others ask them to do something for them.
Namkapel also makes homage to the third lineage, coming through Shantideva, which is the lineage of the great waves of practice.
of a famous and universally loved poem for daily living composed by the 8th century Buddhist Sage Shantideva.
by the eighth-century Indian master Shantideva.
Shantideva says:"the total happiness of the world depends on making others happy,
In Engaging in Bodhisattva Behavior- Bodhicharyavatara- Shantideva elaborates beautifully on the various objects that we may offer to the Buddhas as part of this seven-limb prayer.
As Shantideva says in Compendium of Trainings,"If something is helpful in the long run
Bodhicaryavatara, the eighth-century Indian master Shantideva explained that to lead an opponent in a debate to a deeper understanding,
繁體中文 Shantideva Shantideva(8th century) was the Indian
This was followed by the Bodhicarya-vatara by Lord Shantideva which was given twice,
Shantideva used the same image.