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Buddhism comes from the word buddha, whose root word, budh simply means awake.... The buddha, whose root word, budh simply means awake.... The buddha, therefore, is simply one who is awake.... In the Anguttara Nikaya, one of the major collections of Buddhist texts, we are told that a Brahmin (a Hindu priest) once encountered the buddha and asked him a series of questions: “The Brahmin Dona saw the buddha sitting under a tree and was impressed by his peaceful air of alertness and his good looks....
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Term Paper
He wrote his experiences and thoughts in the book named ‘One Up on Wall Street'.... This book was first published in 1989 and it gained a huge popularity.... This book breaks many myths about investments and explains about various precautions when an individual is making an investment on shares and securities.... This book also shares Peter Lynch's experiences during his stint as Fund Manager in ‘Fidelity Magellan Fund'.... The approach of the author at the initiation phase of the book was to enlighten the reader on making investment at individual stock....
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Book Report/Review
The writer of the essay "buddha" suggests that in the formulation of buddha for the national identity reveals itself though due to the series of changes in the forms of buddha it may be hard to see a national image.... Thailand and states across India have been under the peaceful shelter of the buddha for more than 2500 years.... The buddha teachings, their color and almost all the aspects of life within the area of coverage unite the people within the Kingdom....
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Essay
buddha [Name] [University] Abstract This paper research paper discusses the biography of buddha.... buddha teaches us several ways through which the satisfaction of mind can be achieved.... The foundation of buddha's teaching is based on the principle that human suffering can end if they let go the worldly desires, which they posses.... Early Life Siddhartha Gautama was the birth name of buddha.... According to them asceticism was the only way through which they can be relieved from the harsh realities of humanity (buddha Biography, 2013)....
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Research Paper
The research report is based on first-hand observations of the artwork, the review of the information documented by the.... The artwork under study is the buddha Akshobhya (the buddha of the East), which is based on the Tibetan culture.... he robust body sculpture showing an early Tibetan buddha appears to derive its nature and theme from the art works of the post-Gupta North Indian period from the seventh to eighth century1....
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Research Paper
The paper "buddha's Birthday" investigates how it celebrates in different countries worldwide as far as Buddhism have experience regionalization.... As countries infuse their local culture towards the interpretation of buddha's religious teachings, it affects and transcends to the way they celebrate and commemorate the important facets of buddha's life.... Siddhartha Gautama buddha was a royal prince, wealthy and powerful who grew up in the luxury and comfort of the royal palace....
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Essay
The author examines Shakyamuni buddha, one of the sculptures in the collection Once Upon Many Times at the Rubin Museum of Art.... In a deer park outside Benares, the buddha approached the five who had been his companions when he practiced austerities and gave them instruction in the path to the ending of suffering that he had discovered.... buddha himself did not like to be venerated as a person and was reluctant to accept images of himself....
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Research Paper
This case study "Seated buddha" analyzes a carving of the seated buddha.... Additionally, buddha's features are explored in detail.... The seated buddha statue as implied is a carving of a seated buddha.... The posture adopted by the buddha is one among the many standard buddha poses.... The posture depicts the buddha as being a teacher turning the Dharma wheel in motion....
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Case Study