- well-being of
their husbands. In Buddhism's Pali canon, the
banyan (Pali:
nigrodha) is
referenced numerous times.
Typical metaphors allude to the banyan's...
-
Ashoka was
impressed by
Nigrodha's tranquil and
fearless appearance, and
asked him to
teach him his faith. In response,
Nigrodha offered him a
sermon on...
-
would take his bowl back,
Nanda followed him
until he
reached the Park of
Nigrodha,
where the
Buddha was staying. This was the Buddha's
silent demonstration...
-
Kakusandha sirīsa
Albizia lebbeck Koṇāgamana uḍumbara
Ficus racemosa K****apa
nigrodha Ficus benghalensis Gautama Buddha (present Buddha) ****attha
Ficus religiosa...
-
knower of the Vedas." (Bg 15.1) In Buddhism's Pali canon, the
banyan (Pali:
nigrodha) is
referenced numerous times.
Typical metaphors allude to the banyan's...
-
mountainous area in
Mithila 27 K****apa Kāśyapa Bārāṇasī
Brahmadatta - Dhanavatī
Nigrodha (Ficus benghalensis)
Jotipala (at Vappulla) 28
Gotama Gautama (current)...
-
asceticism for
eight months before attaining enlightenment under an A****āla
nigrodha tree. Just
prior to
achieving buddhahood, he
accepted a bowl of milk rice...
- "Pleasant is your shadow, recluse".
After Rāhula
reached the Park of
Nigrodha,
where the
Buddha was staying, the
Buddha considered that the heritage...
- King
Ashoka embraced Buddhism after he was
inspired by a monk
named “
Nigrodha.” The King was in
great misery after witnessing the
devastation caused...
- the
first year
after his Enlightenment. It
belonged to a Sākyan
named Nigrodha, the monk who made Ashoka, the
Mauryan Emperor a Buddhist; who gave it...
