- "perfect Buddhahood", or anuttarā-samyak-
saṃbodhi, "highest
perfect awakening". Specifically, anuttarā-samyak-
saṃbodhi,
literally meaning unsurp****ed, complete...
-
Sambodhi Chaithya (also
sometimes called Buddha Jayanthi Chaithya) is a stupa, a
Buddhist shrine,
built with
reinforced concrete. The
stupa is located...
- Chinese). It is
really another name for
Enlightenment (anuttara-samyak-
saṃbodhi)".
Satori is
often used
interchangeably with kenshō. Kenshō
refers to the...
-
Buddha and the Sangha. In the
Major Rock
Edict 8, he
records his
visit to
Sambodhi (the
sacred Bodhi Tree at Bodh ****a), ten
years after his coronation. In...
- Rock
Edict No.8 though,
Ashoka unambiguously describes his
pilgrimage to
Sambodhi ( Saṃ+bodhi, “Complete Enlightenment”),
another name of Bodh ****a, the...
-
considered himself a bodhisattva, as one
edict states that he "set out for
sambodhi." By the time that the
Buddhist tradition had
developed into
various competing...
- down with the
determination not to get up
until full
awakening (sammā-
sambodhi) had been reached; the Ariyapariyesanā-sutta does not
mention "full awakening"...
-
being a Buddha. This
highest spiritual state of
being is also
termed sammā-
sambodhi (Sanskrit: samyaksaṃbodhi; "full,
complete awakening") and is interpreted...
- Sangh.
Feuerstein 2002, pp. 187, 198. Tulsi,
Acharya (2004). "Blessings".
Sambodhi.
Aadarsh Saahitya Sangh. OCLC 39811791.
Archived from the
original on 5...
- from any form
existing nowadays…Asoka's
reference to his "going
forth to
Sambodhi" in the 8th Rock
Edict may
indicate the very
beginning of the
concept of...
