- true
nature of all
things or
phenomena (dhārmata), the
ultimate truth.
Buddhahood (Sanskrit: buddhatva; Pali:
buddhatta or buddhabhāva; Chinese: 成佛) is...
-
bodhisatva is a
person who is on the path
towards bodhi ('awakening') or
Buddhahood. In the
Early Buddhist schools, as well as
modern Theravāda Buddhism,...
- use of
numerous tantric methods Vajrayānists
consider to help
achieve Buddhahood. Mahāyāna also
refers to the path of the
bodhisattva striving to become...
-
explains Buddhahood by
means of
three ways of
understanding the
causes for
Buddhahood and
three ways of
understanding the
result of
Buddhahood. The three...
-
multidimensional nature of
Buddhahood. As such, the Trikāya is the
basic theory of
Mahayana Buddhist Buddhology (i.e. the
theology of
Buddhahood). This
concept posits...
- that are seen as
transcending tantra, like Dzogchen. Its main goal is
Buddhahood. The
primary language of
scriptural study in this
tradition is classical...
- the
Bodhisattva path,
which is
believed to go
beyond Arhatship to full
Buddhahood. In
Buddhist symbolism, the
Noble Eightfold Path is
often represented...
-
incalculable aeons to lead one to
Buddhahood. The
tantra literature, on the
other hand, says that the
Mantrayana leads one to
Buddhahood in a
single lifetime. According...
- (nirvana) of
disturbing emotions and desires; and the
attainment of
supreme Buddhahood (samyak sam bodhi), as
exemplified by
Gautama Buddha. What
exactly constituted...
-
Buddhist paths and
practices lead to
Buddhahood and so they are all
actually "skillful means" of
reaching Buddhahood. The
second is the idea that the lifespan...
