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- Daughter of Mayāsura ॐ Sucitti (Pali) - Present at the teaching of the Mahāsamaya Sutta ☸ Sugriva (asura) ॐ Sujā - Daughter of the asura king Vemacitrin...
- were not present. He is conceived as the Supreme Soul in the texts. The Mahāsamaya Sutta (DN 20) of the Pali Canon mentions a deity by the name Veṇhu (Sanskrit:...
- considered to be a class of Asuras. They were present at the preaching of the Mahāsamaya Sutta and are spoken of as being of a fearsome shape (D.ii.259; also DA...
- Bojjhanga paritta Mangala sutta Pubbamha sutta Vatta sutta Culabyuha sutta Mahasamaya sutta Jaya paritta Abhinha sutta Akaravatta sutta Dharana sutta Chadisapala...
- Quốc Thiên Vương Information Venerated by Theravāda (Ātānātiya Sutta) (Mahāsamāya Sutta) Mahāyāna (Golden Light Sutra) (Lalitavistara Sūtra) (Lotus Sutra)...
- Bhagavān sarva tathā(80)gata vajra mā me muñca!  | Vajri (90) bhava mahāsamaya sattva āḥ! (100) || 唵: 斡指囉薩埵 薩摩耶 摩奴巴拉耶! 斡指囉薩埵 堆耨缽諦使他! 得哩投 美 帕瓦! 蘇抖使猶 美...
- Mục Thiên Vương Information Venerated by Theravāda (Ātānātiya Sutta) (Mahāsamāya Sutta) Mahāyāna (Golden Light Sutra) (Lalitavistara Sūtra) (Lotus Sutra)...
- Trưởng Thiên Vương Information Venerated by Theravāda (Ātānātiya Sutta) (Mahāsamāya Sutta) Mahāyāna (Golden Light Sutra) (Lalitavistara Sūtra) (Lotus Sutra)...
- DN 19 Maha-Govinda Sutta   Story of a past life of the Buddha. DN 20 Mahasamaya Sutta The Great Meeting Long versified list of gods coming to honour the...
- hear the Buddha teach and see the saṅgha. Parts equivalent to the Pāli Mahasamaya Sutta (DN20) and Āṭānāṭiya Sutta (DN32). Parallel to the Dīrghāgama's...