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| a worthy one who has followed to the buddha's path to liberation |
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| a monk or nun who renounces wordliness for the sake of foloowing liberation |
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| a person dedicated to liberating others from sufferring |
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| vajrayana meditation on a deity in order to develop qualities |
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| the teachings and laws for conduct given by the buddha |
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| discomfort,sufferring ,frustration ,disharmony |
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| a sudden experience of enlightend awareness |
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| a question used by zen teachersw to boggle the student mind |
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| the great vehicle ...the biddist school that stress the atruistics wish to become perfectley awakened in order to free all living beings from sufferring |
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| liberation from mental affliction , sufferring and rebirth |
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| cyclic exsistence ,the continual round birth ,death and rebirth |
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| the monastic community , more broadly , a dharma community |
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| monument containing buddhist relics or images |
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| the remaining orthodox school of buddism ,which adheres to the earliest scriptures |
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| the buddha ,the dharma , and the sangha |
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| a branch of mahayanna buddism practiced in the tibetan diaspra that incorprates deity yoga |
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| sitting meditation in zen schools |
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| a chinese and japenese school emphasizing that all things have buddha nature |
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