- In Buddhism,
parinirvana (Sanskrit: parinirvāṇa; Pali: parinibbāna)
describes the
state entered after death by
someone who has
attained nirvana during...
-
Gautama leaving the
Palace The end of
ascetism The
Buddha at
Sarnath The
Paranirvana of the
Buddha A
Buddha footprint Gautama Buddha 35°36′06″N 139°38′31″E...
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uncomforted I will
comfort Those who have not yet
reached paranirvana, I will
cause to
attain paranirvana Nattier also
notes that a
similar set of four vows...
- death, and
where the
first Buddhist council was held
after Buddha died (
paranirvana). It is here that a
council of few
hundred monks decided to
appoint Ananda...
-
defeated his main enemy, the
prince of the demons.
After Tonpa Shenrab's
paranirvana, his
works were
preserved in the
language of
Zhangzhung by
ancient Bon...
- life took place: his birth, his
attaining enlightenment, and his death,
Paranirvana. This day is
known as
Thrice Blessed Festival. Buddha's
Birthday is occasionally...
- Mūlasarvāstivāda texts, however, it is said that Śāriputra
achieved paranirvana voluntarily because he didn't want to
witness the Buddha's death, in...
- even his words. He
suggests the
canon was
composed soon
after Buddha's
paranirvana, but
after a
period of free improvisation, and then the core teachings...
-
reclining Buddha statue in Vietnam, and
depicts the
Buddha entering paranirvana. It is forty-nine
metres long and
eleven metres tall. The
statue was...
- "ever enduring,
never perishing." The
biography and
apparent death (
paranirvana, "final nirvana") of
Sakyamuni Buddha (i.e., the
Buddha Gautama) are...
