The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions (686 page)
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Dorje Chang
(Adi Buddha)
:
(Adi Buddha)
:
Dort, Synod of
:
:
Dosa
or dve
a
or dve
a(P
li, Skt.). Ill-will, hate; with attachment (
r
ga
) and delusion (
moha
) forming the three dispositions of mind which, according to Buddhism, produce bad
karma
.
li, Skt.). Ill-will, hate; with attachment (r
ga) and delusion (
moha
) forming the three dispositions of mind which, according to Buddhism, produce bad
karma
.
D
sh
sh(629–700).
Japanese Buddhist monk who founded the Hoss
school. Hoss
is ‘the dharma-characteristics’ school: it maintained that all appearances are reducible to the consciousnesses, which in turn are necessarily of the same nature. It was one of the six schools of the Nara period (710–94).
Japanese Buddhist monk who founded the Hoss
school. Hossis ‘the dharma-characteristics’ school: it maintained that all appearances are reducible to the consciousnesses, which in turn are necessarily of the same nature. It was one of the six schools of the Nara period (710–94).Other books
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