Examples of using Sutras in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Moreover, because worldlings do not understand the sutras and treatises, they misjudge such people.
Master Xian Kong says study focuses on sutras, precepts and thinking, as well as social politics,
The universe is not as small as how the Buddhist sutras portray it, nor is it as simple as what Daoist cultivators in the past have suggested.
In some sutras the Buddha describes these states of mind in a way that indicates they might be worlds similar to ours.
In his lectures, you might find him conveying the meaning of Buddhist sutras with the aid of a guitar and a band of puppets.
The sutras are quite a departure from the normal content of psychotherapy, in which one might ponder what truly makes one happy.
certain sutras mention that one's parents are to be killed.
The Yoga Sutras describe what happens when these five behaviours outlined above become part of a persons daily life.
Before we enter into these sutras, a few things about Bodhidharma will be good to know.
As it is said in the sutras, all of us want happiness and no one needs to argue about it or give reasons for it.
The content of these sutras and treatises can be classified into three categories: science, philosophy and religion.
said in the Yoga Sutras,“The misery that has not yet manifested should be avoided.”.
Some sutras say that the aggregates- the body and mind- are like a load
In this way he studied and received all the sutras, tantras and sciences from numerous learned
However, we should also note that there are different ways of discriminating between definitive and interpretable sutras among different Buddhist schools of thought.
For the delicately subtle sutras that bear his name would seem to frustrate or make impossible the very purpose
According to the sutras, when we die,
For example, in the Buddhist sutras, we find countless references to
In many sutras, specifically in the White Lotus Sutra, in which there is a clear prediction of his coming, as follows.
The sutras also have this kind of analogy: