-
orientation of the bodhisattva." The term
arhat is
often rendered in
English as
arahat. The term
arhat was
transliterated into some East
Asian languages phonetically...
-
Mihindu (Mahinda in Pali) Seya at Rajagala, the
place where the
inscription commemorating Arahat Mahinda was found...
- and
daughter were
ordained as
Buddhist monastics and
became enlightened Arahats. In his
quest to
spread the
message of
peace instead of war,
Ashoka sent...
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literature as Ishi; in
Buddhism they can be
either Buddhas, Paccekabuddhas,
Arahats or a monk of high rank.
According to
Indian tradition, the word may be...
- the
stupa to
enshrine the
right tooth relic of the Buddha,
obtained from
Arahat Mahinda, and
named the
stupa after the princess. Upon
completion of the...
-
Tissa had no son, his
brother Uttiya succeeded to the throne. The
death of
Arahat Mahinda, who had
brought TheravÄda
Buddhism to Sri
Lanka occurred in king...
- Bangka, Borneo,
Belitung F. a.
xisuthrus (Fruhstorfer, 1914) Nias F. a.
arahat (Fruhstorfer, 1914)
Bawean F. a.
phalakron (Fruhstorfer, 1914) Northeast...
- so
since this
ordination had to be
performed by a
priestess or a
Theri Arahat. He
therefore advised the King to
write to
Emperor Ashoka and s**** the services...
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Buddha is the
first of the
arahats,
while his
disciples who
reach the goal by
following his
noble path also
become arahats. In
smaller Buddhist temples...
-
pleasant realms of existence,
while the last
culminates in
nirvana as an
Arahat who is a
fully awakened person. The
first three are
reborn because they...
