Buddhist
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- adjective
- /ˈbʊdɪst/
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- I really enjoyed, and this did come from Buddhist beliefs.
- a Buddhist temple
- a Buddhist monk
- Buddhist practice
You talk a good bit about yoga and Buddhist groups as well.
- You talk a good bit about yoga and Buddhist groups as well.
- That's fundamental to the Buddhist teachings, and that's what's healing.
- Now the N is normally standing in Buddhist terms for non identification.
- Dunhuang, in northwest China, is home to a vast Buddhist rock cut temple complex.
- Like I want to believe in the like Buddhist idea where you come back to life.
- I'm going to go go worship at a Buddhist temple just just for change.
- Oh, yeah, I incorporate, I guess, some aspects of Buddhist meditation and mindfulness.
- And perhaps God wanted me to learn that from my Buddhist sisters and brothers.
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And it's much better to speak there than at a Buddhist monastery, right?
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You know, his family were Buddhist.
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And I was raised in a, actually it was a half Christian, half Buddhist family.
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And perhaps God wanted me to learn that from my Buddhist sisters and brothers.
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We began, as you heard, with a Buddhist call to prayer.
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You talk a good bit about yoga and Buddhist groups as well.
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Generally, there are three kinds of Buddhist practices.
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For salvation, try the Buddhist temple.
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In the Buddhist community, meditation is an essential practice for spiritual development.
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The artwork in the temple reflects the rich traditions of Buddhist culture and history.
Synonyms
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Relating to the religion and practices taught by the Buddha
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Etymology
The word Buddhist comes from an old Indian word Buddha, which means 'awakened one' and comes from a root that means 'to wake' or 'know'. So, Buddhist describes things connected to the teachings of that 'awakened one'.