Korean English Dictionary of Buddhism
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Á¶°èÁ¾ Korean Buddhist Chogey Order ¡æ The Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism
(Âü)¼± Seon(zen) ¡æSeon meditation
½º´Ô Monk ¡æ Monk / Buddhist Monk
¼±»ç Seon Master
¹æÀå(½º´Ô) Spiritual Patriarch
ÁÖÁö½º´Ô Chief ¡æ Abbot
ÇàÀÚ Novice ¡æ Apprentice
Áß»ý Sentient being
¿¹ºÒ(ÀǽÄ) Buddhist Service ¡æ Buddhist Ceremonial Service
¿À°è The Five Precepts
»ï±ÍÀÇ Tree Refuges ¡æ The Tree Refuges
»çÈ«¼¿ø The Four Great Vows
¹ß¿ì°ø¾ç Buddhist Meal with Traditional Bowls
Æ÷±³´ç Buddhist Center ¡æ Dharma Instruction Center/ Buddhist Center |
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±³¹«: catechist ±³¹«½º´Ô: catechist ±³¼ö ¾Æ»ç¸®: ordination catechist °¡»ç(Ê·Þð) robe °£°æ(Ê×Ìè) textual study.
°£È¼±(Ê×ü¥àÉ) Koan meditation. °¥¸¶ ¾Æ»ç¸®: confessor, procedual specialist °¹é: lecturer °¿ø(Ë»êÂ) lecture hall °´½Ç(ËÔãø) guest room
(°´Áø)¹ø³ú(ËÔòÈÛáÒÝ) defilement °Å»ç(ËÜÞÍ) male devotee °Ì(̤) aeon, kalpa °á°¡ºÎÁÂ(̿ʺݺñ¦) lotus posture °áÁ¦: retreat
°áÁý(Ì¿ó¢) council °æ(Ìè) sutra. Buddhist scriptures. Buddhist canon. °æÀå(Ìèíú) sutra pitaka °è(Ìü) precept, sila °è(Í£) realm. world
°è´Ü: ordination platform °í(ÍÈ) suffering °í½Â(ÍÔã¬) A illustrious monk °íÁ¦(ÍÈôô) The noble truth of suffering °íÇà(ÍÈú¼) ascetic practice
°ø(Íö) emptiness °ø´ö(ÍíÓì) merit °ø¾È(ÍëäÐ) koan/ kongan °ø¾ç(Íêå×) offering °ø¾çÀǽÄ: offering ceremony
°ú°ÅÄ¥ºÒ(ΦËÛöÒÝÖ) seven Buddhas of the past °úº¸(ÍýÜÃ)/¾÷º¸ karmic result °ü¼¼À½º¸»ì(κá¦ëåÜÌß±) Avalokitesvara, Bodhisattva of compassion °üÀ½Àü(κëåîü) hall of the Bodhisattva of compassion ±³(Îç) The doctrinal teaching
±³¸®(Îç×â) doctrine ±³Á¾(Îçðó) The doctrinal School ±¸°æ°¢(ϼÌåÊÆ) final awakening ±¸»ê(Îúߣ) nine mountains ±¹º¸(ÏÐÜÄ) national treasure
±¹»ç(ÏÐÞÔ) national preceptor. national master. ±Ø¶ô(пե) pure land of Amitabha ±Ø¶ôÀü(пեîü) Amitabha hall ±Ý°°æ(ÐÝ˧Ìè) Diamond sutra ±Ý´ç(ÐÝÓÑ) Buddha Hall
±Ýµ¿(ÐÝÔÞ) gilt-bronze ±ú´ÞÀ½ Awakening The Enlightenment
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³ªÂû(ÑÜóË) evil ghost ³ªÇÑ(ÔþùÓ) Arahat, Attained One ³ªÇÑÀü(ÔþùÓîü) Hall of the Arahat ³í(ÒÕ) canon, Abhidharma ³íÀå(ÒÕíú) canon pitaka Abhidharma pitaka
³ó°¨½º´Ô: farmer monk
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µµ°¨ provost ´Ùµµ(ÒþÔ³) tea ceremony. ´ÙÆ÷: multiple brackets ´Ù¶ó´Ï(öíÔþÒù) dharani ´Ü°æ(Ó¦Ìè) The platform sutra
´ÜÁÖ(ÓñÁ) beads/ rosary ´Üû(Ó¡ôì) cosmic design/ Red and blue ´Þ¸¶´ë»ç(ӹبÓÞÞÔ) Bodhidharma. ´ÝÁý canopy. ´ç°£(ÓÓÊÚ) A flag pole
´ç°£ÁöÁÖ(ÓÓÊÚò¨ñº) flag pole supporter ´ë¼¼Áöº¸»ì(ÓÞá§ò¸ÜÌß±) Bodhisattva of power/ Mahastamparapta ´ë½ÂºÒ±³(ÓÞã«ÝÖÎç) The great vehicle, Mahayana Buddhism ´ë¿õÀü(ÓÞê©îü) dharma hall. Buddha hall ´ëÀå°æ(ÓÞíúÌè) tripitaka
´ëÁß¿ï·Â: group work ´ö(Óì) virtue µµ(Ô³) The way. leading to the cessation of suffering µ¶¼º(Ô¼á¡) hermit sage/recluse µ¶¼º°¢(Ô¼á¡ÊÈ) hall of the hermit sage
µ·¹ý(ÔËÛö) The doctrine of sudden awakening µ·¿À(ÔËçö) sudden awakening µ·¿Àµ·¼ö(ÔËçöÔËáó) sudden awakening-sudden cultivation µ·¿ÀÁ¡¼ö(ÔËçöïÂáó) sudden awakening-gradual cultivation µ¿¾È°Å(ÔÏäÌËÜ) winter retreat season.
µî(Ôó) lantern
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¸¸´Ù¶ó(ØÀÒþÔþ) mandala. ¸¸ÀÚ(سí®) The Swastika (the symbol of good fortune) ¸¶Áö rice offering to the Buddha ¸Á»ó(ØÍßÌ) delusions ¸ê(Øþ) cessation
¸íµî½º´Ô: lamplighter ¸íºÎÀü(٢ݤîü) hall of judgement of the dead ¸í»ö(Ù£ßä) name and formation ¸ñ¾î(ÙÊåà) wooden fish ¸ñŹ(ÙÊ÷¡) Moktak/ wooden clacker. hallow wood block.
¹«¸í(ÙíÙ¥) ignorance ¹«»ó(ÙíßÈ) impermanent ¹«»ö°è(ÙíßäÍ£) formless world ¹«½É(Ùíãý) no-mind ¹«¾Æ(Ùíä²) no-self
¹¬¾ð(Ùùåë) holy silence, no speaking ¹®¼öº¸»ì(Ùþâ¨ÜÌß±) Manjusuri, Bodhisattva of Wisdom ¹®ÀÚ(Ùþí®) words ¹Ì¸¤(Ú¯×Í) Maitreya. The Buddha of the future. ¹Ð±³(ÚËÎç) Esoteric Buddhism, Vajrayana.
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¹Ù¶ó¹Ð(÷èÔþÚÌ) perfection, paramita ¹Ù¶û Barang/backpack. ¹Ý°¡ºÎÁÂ(Úâʺݺñ¦) half lotus posture ¹Ý¾ß(Úõå®) wisdom ¹Ý¾ß½É°æ(Úõå®ãýÌè) The Heart Sutra.
¹ß±â: commentator ¹ß¿ì(Û¤éÝ) wooden bowls. ¹ß¿ì°ø¾ç(Û¤éÝÍêå×) formal meal. ¹æºÎ: formal introduction ¹æ»ý(Û¯ßæ) release of living beings/ animal-outing
¹æÀå(Û°íÛ) zen master ¹æÀ彺´Ô: Son Master ¹æÆí: skillful means ¹éÀåû±Ô: Pure Rules of Pai-Chang ¹ø³ú(ÛáÒÝ) defilements.
¹ý(Ûö) Dharma ¹ý°í(ÛöÍÕ) temple drum, dharma drum ¹ý±¸(ÛöÎý) Dharma instrument. ¹ý´ç(ÛöÓÑ) Buddha hall, Dharma hall ¹ý´ç: shrine hall
¹ý¶ø: seniority ¹ý¶ø¼ø¼: seniority order ¹ý¶øÀÌ °¡Àå ¿À·¡µÈ ½Â·Á: seniormost monk ¹ý¸Æ(ÛöØæ) Dharma lineage ¹ý¸í(ÛöÙ£) Dharma name
¹ý¹®(ÛöÚ¦) Dharma talk ¹ý¼º(Ûöàõ) Buddha's nature. nature of beings ¹ý½Å(Ûöãó) dharma body. nature of Buddha's mind. truth. ¹ýÈ£: Dharma-protector ¹ýȰæ(Ûöü¤Ìè) Lotus Sutra
º®È(Ûúûþ) wall painting º°Ã¤: separate compound º¸¸®(ÜÌð«) Enlightenment º¸¸®¼ö(ÜÌð«â§) bodhi tree º¸¸®½É(ÜÌð«ãý) the thought of Enlightenment
º¸»ì(ÜÌß±) bodhisattva º¸»ì°è: Bodhisattva-precepts º¸½Ã(øÖã¿) generosity/ charity/ giving º¸½Å(ÜÃãó) reward body º¸Çöº¸»ì(ÜÅúçÜÌß±) bodhisattva of compassion
º»»ç(ÜâÞÑ) head temple. º»¼º(Üâàõ) one's original nature ºÎµµ(Ý©Óõ): stupa/pagoda ºÐº°(ÝÂܬ) discrimination ºÐ½Å self-imolation
ºÒ(ÝÖ) Buddha. The Enlightened One. ºÒ°ø(ÝÖÍê) offering ºÒ±³±³´Ü(ÝÖÎçÎçÓ¥) sangha. ºÒ±³ÀǽÄ(ÝÖÎçëðãÒ) Buddhist ritual ºÒ±³Á¾´Ü(ÝÖÎçðóÓ¥) Buddhist Order
ºÒ±³ÇÐ(ÝÖÎçùÊ) Buddhist Studies. study of Buddhism ºÒ±â(ÝÖѺ) Buddhist Era(B.E.) ºÒº¸»çÂû: Buddha-jewel monastery ºÒ»ó(ÝÖßÀ) Buddha statue/ Buddha image ºÒ¼º(ÝÖàõ) Buddha nature
ºÒÀ̹®(ÝÕì£Ú¦) Gate of non-duality. ºÒÀüÇÔ(ÝÖï±ùÞ) donation box ºÒÁ¦ÀÚ(ÝÖð©í) disciples of the Buddha ºÒźÀÏ(ÝÖ÷«ìí) Buddha's birthday. ºñ±¸(ÝïÎø) monk. Bhikku
ºñ±¸°è ¼ö°è½Ä: full ordination ºñ±¸´Ï(ÝïÎøÒù) nun. Bhikkuni. ºñ·ÎÀÚ³ªºÒ(ÝòÖÔ¡¡ÑáÝÖ) Viroccana. the cosmic Buddha ºñ¼®(Ýøà´) stela/ memorial stone ºñÀ¯(Ýïêç) parables.
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»ç(ÞÑ) temple. monastery »ç±¸(ÞÝÏ£) dead phrase »ç°æ(ÞÐÌè) copying Sutra »ç¸®(Þì××) relics/ ashes »ç¸®ºÒ(Þì××ÝÖ) Sariputra
»ç¸®Å¾(Þì××÷²) relics stupa »ç¹«·®½É(ÞÌÙíÕáãý) The four immeasurables. 1)loving-kindness 2)compassion 3)sympathetic joy 4)equanimity. »ç¹Ì(ÞÞÚ¯) novice »ç¹Ì°è: novice precepts »ç¹Ì½Â: prospective ordinand
»ç¹ÌÀ²ÀÇ: the Sramanera Rules and Decorum »ç¼ºÁ¦(ÞÌá¡ôô) The Four Noble Truth 1) suffering, 2) cause of suffering, 3) cessation, 4) the path of cessation »çõ¿Õ: four heavenly kings/supernal Dharma-protector »çõ¿Õ¹®(ÞÌô¸èÝÚ¦) gate of the four Heavenly Kings (Four Guardians) »çÆÇ½Â: monk on the support staff of the monastery/ support monk
»çÈ«¼¿ø(ÞÌûðà¥êÃ) Four Great Vows 1) I vow to save all beings. 2) I vow to end all sufferings. 3) I vow to learn all dharma teachings. 4) I vow to attain Enlightenment. »ê½Å°¢(ߣãêÊÈ) mountain spirit shrine »ï±ÍÀÇ(ß²Ïýëî) The Three Refuges. 1) I take refuge in the Buddha 2) I take refuge in the Dharma 3) I take refuge in the Sangha. »ï°è(߲ͣ) three realms. 1) realm of desire 2) realm of form 3) realm of formlessness »ïµ¶(ß²Ô¸) three poisons. 1) greed, craving 2) hatred, anger 3) delusion, ignorance
»ï¹è(ß²ÛÈ) three prostrations. »ïº¸(ß²ÜÄ) three jewels. 1) Buddha 2) Dharma 3) Sangha »ïº¸»çÂû(ß²ÜÄÞÑóË) the three jewel monasteries. 1) The Buddha jewel monastery: Tongdosa. 2) The Dharma jewel monastery: Haeinsa. 3) The Sangha jewel monastery: Songgwangsa. »ï¹ýÀÎ(ß²ÛöìÔ) Three Dharma Seals/ The Three Marks(Attributes/ Characteristics) of Existence. 1) impermanence. 2) suffering 3) no-self. »ï¼¼(ß²á¦) three time period, 1) past 2) present 3) future.
»ïÀå(ß²íú) three pitaka. 1) vinaya 2) sutra 3) Abhidharma. »ïÁ÷: three duties »ï¾Çµµ(ß²äÂÔ³) three evil worlds(realms, destinies) 1) hell 2) hungry ghost 3) animal »ó(ßÓ) characteristic »ö(ßä) formation
»ý(ßæ) birth »ý·Îº´»ç(ßæÒÇÜ»ÞÝ) birth, old age, sickness and death. ¼®°¡¸ð´Ï(à·Ê¼Ù¿Òù) Sakyamuni. ¼¹æÁ¤Åä(à¤Û°ïä÷Ï) The Western Pure Land. ¼®±¼(à´Ïß) stone cave.
¼®µî(à´Ôó) stone lantern. ¼®ºÒ(à´ÝÖ) stone Buddha statue. ¼±(àÉ) Zen ¼±°¡(àÉÊ«) The Zen school. ¼±´ö: meditative virtue
¼±¹®´ä(àÉÚ¦ÓÍ) Zen dialogue. ¼±¹æ(àÉÛ®) Zen hall. Meditation hall. ¼±ºÒ±³(àÉÝÖÎç) Zen Buddhism. ¼±»ç(àÉÞÔ) Zen master. ¼±»çÁ¦: commemorative service for the previous meditation master of the monastery
¼±½Â: Zen monk ¼±¿´ç: meal room/ reflectory ¼±¿ø meditation compound ¼±¿ø(àÉêÂ) Zen center, meditation hall. ¼³¹ýÀü(àãÛöîü) teaching hall.
¼ººÒ(à÷ÝÖ)Çϼ¼¿ä! May you be Enlightened! ¼ºÁö¼ø·Ê(á¡ò¢âÞÖÉ) the pilgrimage. ¼¼°£(á¦Êà) world ¼Ò½ÂºÒ±³(á³ã«ÝÖÎç) Theravada Buddhism ¼ö(áô) feeling
¼ö°è(áôÌü) ordination. ¼öÀÎ(â¢ìÔ) mudra. ¼öÇà(áóú¼) practice. cultivation. ½º´Ô(ã¬) monk. venerable. ½Â°¡(ã¬Ê«) Sangha.
½Ã¿Õ(ä¨èÝ) Ten Kings. ½Ã¿ÕÀü(ä¨èÝîü) The Ten Kings Hall. ½ÃÀÚ acolyte ½Ä(ãÛ) consciousness. ½Å±¸ÀÇ(ãóÏ¢ëò) body, speech, mind.
½Åµµ(ãáÓù) lay people. ½Åµµ: lay supporter ½Å½É(ãáãý) The faith. ½É(ãý) mind. ½Ê¼±(ä¨à¼) The ten wholesome actions. 1) No killing. 2) No stealing. 3) No adultery. 4) No lying. 5) No slandering. 6) No hash speaking. 7) No idle talking. 8) No greed. 9) No hatred. 10) No delusion.
½Ê¿ìµµ(ä¨éÚÓñ) The Ten Ox-herding painting 12¿¬±â(æÞÑÃ) Dependent Origination. 18°è(Í£) The Eighteen Realms.
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¾Æ±Í(ä»Ð¡) hungry ghost. ¾Æ¹ÌŸºÒ(ä¹Ú¯öíÝÖ) Amitabha. ¾Æ¼ö¶ó(ä¹áóÔþ) Asura. fighting god. ¾Æ½ÂÁö°Ì(ä¹ã¬òµÌ¤) countless aeon. ¾È°Å(äÌËÜ) retreat.
¾ÏÀÚ(äÝí) Hermitage. ¾ÏÀÚ: hermitage ¾à»çºÒ(å·ÞÔÝÖ) The Medicine Buddha. ¾÷(åö) Karma. action ¿©·¡(åýÕÎ) Tathagata. The Buddha.
¿¬±â¼³(æÞÑÃàã) The theory of dependent origination. ¿¬µî(æåÔó) lotus lantern. ¿¬ºñ: burning of the arm ¿¬Áö finger burning ¿¹Ý(æîÚé) Nirvana
¿°ºÒ(Ò·ÝÖ) chanting. reciting. ¿°ÁÖ(æöñÁ) prayer beads. Buddhist rosary. ¿¹ºÒ(çßÝÖ) A Buddhist service. Buddhist ceremony. ¿¹ºÒ: daily service ¿À°è(çéÌü) The Five Precepts. 1) No killing. 2) No stealing. 3) No sexual misconduct. 4) No lie. 5) No intoxicants.
¿À´ë(çéÓÞ) The five elements. 1) earth, 2) water, 3) fire, 4)wind, 5)air. ¿Àµµ¼Û(çöÔ³áë) Enlightenment poem. ¿À¿Â(çéè³) The five aggregates. 1) name and formation. 2) feeling. 3) perception. 4) action. 5) consciousness. ¿ÍºÒ(èÂÝÖ) Reclining Buddha. ¿Õ»ý(èÙßæ) transmigration. reborn.
¿ä»ç(èþÞì) Monk's living quarters. ¿ä»çä: dormitory ¿ä·É handbell. ¿å(é¯) desire. thirst. ¿å°è(é°Í£) the world of desire.
¿åºÒ½Ä: Bathing the baby Buddha ceremony ¿ë(éÌ) a dragon. ¿ë¿Õ(×£èÝ) The Dragon King. ¿îÆÇ(ê£÷ú) cloud shaped gong. ¿î¼öÇà°¢: pilgrimage
¿ø(êÃ) ¿ø·Â(êÃÕô) aspiration. power of vow. ¿øÁÖ½º´Ô: proctor À¯³ª: rector À¯½Ä(êæãÛ) consciousness only. À°µµ(ë»Ô³) The six realms. 1) hell beings 2) hungry ghost 3) animals 4) fighting spirits-asuras 5). human beings 6) heavenly beings
À°µµÀ±È¸(ë»Ô³ëÌüß) The six samsaric destinies. À°¹Ù¶ó¹Ð(ë»÷èÔþÚÌ) six perfections. (generosity. morality. patience. energy. meditation. wisdom) À±È¸(ëÌüß) samsara. cycle of rebirth. À²(ëÏ) vinaya. orders. À²»ç(ëÏÞÔ) vinaya master.
À²Àå(ëÏíú) vinaya pitaka. Àº»ç: vocation master ÀÀÁø°¢(ëëòØÊÈ) hall of the Arahat. "ÀÌ ¹½°í?" What is it? Who am I ? À̱â½É(ì¦Ðùãý) selfish thoughts.
ÀÎ(ì×) cause. reason. Àΰ¡(ìãʦ) recognition. Àΰú(ì×Íý) cause and effect. Àο¬(ì׿Þ) karmic affinity/ causes and conditions Àοå(ìÛé´) patience.
ÀϽÉ(ìéãý) One Mind. ÀÏ¿©(ìéåý) non-duality. ÀÏÁÖ¹®(ìéñºÚ¦) one pillar gate/ single beam gate ÀԽ succentor
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ÀÚ¸®ÀÌŸ(í»××××öâ) by benefitting oneself, one benefits others. ÀÚºñ(í±Ýè) compassion. ÀÚ¼º(í»àõ) self nature. ÀÚ¼ºÃ»Á¤(í»àõôèïä) the original purity of one's self nature. Àå°æ°¢(íúÌèÊÈ) the monastery library.
À屺Á׺ñ: huge warning stick Àå·Î(íþÖÕ) Elder. Àå»ï(íþß¹) ceremonial robe. formal robe. Àå¾ö(íöåñ) solemnity. sublimity. ÀåÀÚºÒ¿Í: never lying down to sleep
À繫: treasurer Àû¸êº¸±Ã(îÖØþÜÄÏà) Temple that keeps Buddha's reliquary. Àü°¢: shrine hall Àü°è ¾Æ»ç¸®: preceptor (Àü)µî·Ï: lamp anthologies (Chen-lu)
Àü¹ý(îîÛö) transmission. Àü»ý¼³È(îñßæàãü¥) The Jataka tales Àý bow. prostration. Á¤(ïÒ) samadhi. concentration. Á¤°ß(ïá̸) right understanding/ view
Á¤³ä(ïáÒ·) right mindfulness. Á¤¸í(ïáÙ¤) right livelihood. Á¤»ç(ïáÞÖ) right thought. Á¤¾î(ïáåÞ) right speech. Á¤¾÷(ïáåö) right action.
Á¤Á¤(ïáïÒ) right concentration. Á¤Á¤Áø(ïáïñòä) right effort. Á¦¼®(ð¨à·) the king of the Heaven. Á¶°èÁ¾(ðÇÍ¢ðó) Chogye Order. Á¶»ç(ðÓÞÔ) patriarch.
Á¶»ç´ç(ðÓÞÔÓÑ) the hall of patriarchs. Á¶½Ç: guiding teacher Á¾°¢(ñ¤ÊÈ) bell tower Á¾°í·ç: Bell and drum tower Á¾¹«¼Ò(ðóÙâá¶) temple office.
Á¾¹«¼Ò: office Á¾Á¤(ðóïá) supreme patriarch. Áº¹ cushion. seat. Á¼±(ñ¦àÉ) sitting meditation. ÁÖÁö(ñ«ò©) abbot.
Á׺ñ(ñÓ¡¡) Chukbi/ bamboo clapper. Áß°: assistant Áßµµ(ñéÔ³) middle path. ÁßÀ½(ñéëä) intermediate stage/ state. Áõ»ç: witness
Áö¿Á(ò¢è«) hell. ÁöÀ庸»ì(ò¢íúÜÌß±) Ksitigarbha, Earth Store Bodhisattva. ÁöÀåÀü(ò¢íúîü) Ksitigarbha hall. Hall of the hell. ÁöÀü ½º´Ô: verger ÁöÇý(òªû´) wisdom.
Á÷¼¼ ½º´Ô: proctor ÁýÂø(òûó·) attachment.
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Âû³ª(óËÑá) an instant. Âü¼±(óÑàÉ) Zen meditation õ»óõÇÏ À¯¾Æµ¶Á¸: In heaven and on earth, I alone am foremost. õÅÂÁ¾(ô¸÷»ðó) T'ient'ai sect. û½Å³²(ôèãáÑû) a male Buddhist.
û½Å³à(ôèãáÒ³) a female Buddhist. ûÁß disciplinarian Ãʹ߽ÉÀÚ°æ¹®: Admonitions to Beginners ÃË(õº) touch. contact. Ãдë: candle holder
ÃѸ²(õ¿×ù) monastic teaching center. Ãѹ«: prior Ãѹ«¿ø(õÅÙâêÂ) Headquarters of the Order. Ãà¿ø: supplication Ãà¿øÀ» ÇÏ´Ù: chant a supplication recite a (special) prayer
Ãâ°¡(õóÊ«) renunciation. Ãë(ö¢) grasp. Ä¡(ö») ignorance/ delusion Ä¡¹®°æÈÆ: the Adminitions to the Gray-robed Monks Ä¥º¸(öÒÜÄ) the seven precious gems.
Ä¥¼º°¢(öÒàøÊÈ) shrine hall of the Seven stars(Big Dipper)
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Ž(÷±) greed. ž(÷²) stupa. pagoda. ÅÊÈ(ïÓûþ) Buddhist wall painting.
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ÆÄ°è(÷òÌü) breaking the precepts. ÆÈ°í(ø¢ÍÈ) eight sufferings. (Suffering of birth, old age, sickness, death, being apart with the loved ones, together with the despised ones, not getting what want, flourishing of the body.) ÆÈ»óµµ(ø¢ßÓÓñ) pictures of the eight main events of the Buddha's life. ÆÈ¸¸´ëÀå°æ(ø¢Ø¿ÓÞíúÌè) Tipitaka Koreana. ÆÈ»óÀü(ø¢ßÓîü) hall of eight pictures
ÆÈÁ¤µµ(ø¢ïáÔ³) Noble Eightfold Path. (right view, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration.) Æ÷±³(øÖÎç) preaching, propagation. Æ÷±³´ç(øÖÎçÓÑ) Buddhist center/ missionary center Æ÷»ì(øÖß±) confession ÇǾÈ(ù¨äÍ) nirvana/ other shore
dz°æ(ù¦Ìä) wind bell. dz¼öÁö¸®(ù¦â©ò¢×â) geomancy.
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ÇϽÉ(ù»ãý) humble minded. ÇϾȰÅ(ù¾äÌËÜ) summer retreat season. ÇÕÀå(ùêíæ) palms together Ç×ÇÏ(ùöùÁ) the Ganges river in India. ÇØ¿ì¼Ò: toilet
ÇØÀεµ: ocean-seal chart ÇØÁ¦ ±â°£: free season ÇØÅ»¹®(ú°÷Ú¦) gate of the Liberation Çà(ú¼) karma. action. ÇàÀÚ(ú¼íº) postulant
ÇàÁ¤½Â: office monks ÇàÁÖÁ¿Í(ú¼ñ¬ñ¦èÂ) walking, standing, sitting, lying. Çâ·Î(úÅÖÓ) incense burner. Çâ·Î: incense holder ÇåÇâ(úÌúÅ) offering an incense.
Çö±³(úéÎç) Exoteric Buddhism Çý¾È(û´äÑ) the eye of wisdom. È£±¹ºÒ±³(ûÞÏÐÝÖÎç) Buddhism for national protection. È£¹ýÀ屺: dharma-general È(ûù) transformation.
ȵÎ: critical phrase ȽÅ(ûùãó) transformed body. Ⱦö°æ(ü¤åñÌè) Flower Garland Sutra. ȯ¼Ó(ü½áÔ) returning to lay life. secession from the order ȯ¼ÓÇÏ´Ù: secede from the order
ÈĺÒÅÊÈ(ýÝÖïÓûþ) main platform painting. ÈÄ¿ø: reflectory
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°¡»ç(Ê·Þð) monastic robe °£°æ(Ê×Ìè) textual study. °£È¼±(Ê×ü¥àÉ) Koan meditation. °¿ø(Ë»êÂ) lecture hall °´½Ç(ËÔãø) guest room °´Áø¹ø³ú(ËÔòÈÛáÒÝ) defilement °Å»ç(ËÜÞÍ) male devotee °Ì(̤) An aeon °á°¡ºÎÁÂ(̿ʺݺñ¦) lotus posture °áÁý(Ì¿ó¢) council °æ(Ìè) sutra. Buddhist scriptures. Buddhist canon. °æÀå(Ìèíú) sutra pitaka °æÇà(Ìîú¼) walking meditation °è(Ìþ) precepts, sila, good conduct °è(Í£) realm. world °í(ÍÈ) suffering °í½Â(ÍÔã¬) A illustrious monk °íÁ¦(ÍÈôô) The noble truth of suffering °íÇà(ÍÈú¼) ascetic practice °ø(Íö) emptiness °ø´ö(ÍíÓì) merit °øºÎ(ÍïÜý) cultivation practice °ø¾È(ÍëäÐ) koan °ø¾ç(Íêå×) offering °ú°ÅÄ¥ºÒ(ΦËÛöÒÝÖ) seven Buddhas of the past °úº¸(ÍýÜÃ) karmic result °ü(κ) insight. °ü¹ý(κÛö) vipassana. °ü¼¼À½º¸»ì(κá¦ëåÜÌß±) Avalokitesvara, Bodhisattva of compassion °üÀ½Àü(κëåîü) hall of the Bodhisattva of compassion °üÇà(κú¼) contemplation of the mind ±¤¸í(ÎÃÙ¥) light and illumination ±¥ºÒ(ÎÐÝÖ) large banner painting ±³(Îç) The doctrinal teaching ±³¸®(Îç×â) doctrine ±³Á¾(Îçðó) The doctrinal School ±¸°æ°¢(ϼÌåÊÆ) final awakening ±¸»ê(Îúߣ) nine mountains ±¹º¸(ÏÐÜÄ) national treasure ±¹»ç(ÏÐÞÔ) national preceptor. national master. ±Ø¶ô(пե) pure land of Amitabha ±Ø¶ôÀü(пեîü) Amitabha hall ±Ý°°æ(ÐÝ˧Ìè) Diamond sutra ±Ý´ç(ÐÝÓÑ) Buddha Hall ±Ýµ¿(ÐÝÔÞ) gilt-bronze ±ú´ÞÀ½ Awakening The Enlightenment
- ³ª - ³ªÂû(ÑÜóË) evil ghost ³ªÇÑ(ÔþùÓ) Arahat, Attained One ³ªÇÑÀü(ÔþùÓîü) Hall of the Arahat ³í(ÒÕ) canon, Abhidharma ³íÀå(ÒÕíú) canon pitaka Abhidharma pitaka
- ´Ù - ´Ùµµ(ÒþÔ³) tea ceremony. ´Ù¶ó´Ï(öíÔþÒù) dharani ´Ü°ß(Ө̸) annihilation view ´Ü°æ(Ó¦Ìè) The platform sutra ´ÜÁÖ(ÓñÁ) short beads. ´Üû(Ó¡ôì) cosmic design, Red and blue ´Þ¸¶´ë»ç(ӹبÓÞÞÔ) Bodhidharma. ´ÝÁý canopy. ´ç°£(ÓÓÊÚ) A flag pole ´ç°£ÁöÁÖ(ÓÓÊÚò¨ñº) flag pole supporter ´ë¼¼Áöº¸»ì(ÓÞá§ò¸ÜÌß±) Bodhisattva of power ´ë½ÂºÒ±³(ÓÞã«ÝÖÎç) The great vehicle, Mahayana Buddhism ´ë¿õÀü(ÓÞê©îü) dharma hall. Buddha hall ´ëÀå°æ(ÓÞíúÌè) tripitaka ´ö(Óì) virtue µµ(Ô³) The way. leading to the cessation of suffering µ¶¼º(Ô¼á¡) hermit sage µ¶¼º°¢(Ô¼á¡ÊÈ) hall of the hermit sage µ·±³(ÔËÎç) The sudden teachings µ·¹ý(ÔËÛö) The doctrine of sudden awakening µ·¿À(ÔËçö) sudden awakening µ·¿Àµ·¼ö(ÔËçöÔËáó) sudden awakening-sudden cultivation µ·¿ÀÁ¡¼ö(ÔËçöïÂáó) sudden awakening-gradual cultivation µ¿¾È°Å(ÔÏäÌËÜ) winter retreat season. µî(Ôó) lantern
- ¸¶ - ¸¸´Ù¶ó(ØÀÒþÔþ) mandala. ¸¸ÀÚ(سí®) The Swastika (the symbol of good fortune) ¸¶Áö rice offering to the Buddha ¸Á»ó(ØÍßÌ) delusions ¸ê(Øþ) cessation ¸íºÎÀü(٢ݤîü) hall of judgement of the dead ¸í»ö(Ù£ßä) name and formation ¸ñ¾î(ÙÊåà) wooden fish ¸ñŹ(ÙÊ÷¡) wooden clacker. hallow wood block. ¹«(Ùí) no. not. not exist. ¹«³ä(ÙíÒ·) non-thought ¹«¸í(ÙíÙ¥) ignorance ¹«»ó(ÙíßÈ) impermanent ¹«»ö°è(ÙíßäÍ£) formless world ¹«½É(Ùíãý) no-mind ¹«¾Æ(Ùíä²) no-self ¹¬¾ð(Ùùåë) holy silence, no speaking ¹®¼öº¸»ì(Ùþâ¨ÜÌß±) Manjusuri, Bodhisattva of Wisdom ¹®ÀÚ(Ùþí®) words ¹Ì¸¤(Ú¯×Í) Maitreya. The Buddha of the future. ¹Ð±³(ÚËÎç) Esoteric Buddhism, Vajrayana.
- ¹Ù - ¹Ù¶ó¹® Brahman ¹Ù¶ó¹Ð(÷èÔþÚÌ) perfection, paramita ¹Ù¶û Monks's backpack. ¹Ý°¡ºÎÁÂ(Úâʺݺñ¦) half lotus posture ¹Ý¾ß(Úõå®) wisdom ¹Ý¾ß½É°æ(Úõå®ãýÌè) The Heart Sutra. ¹ß¿ì(Û¤éÝ) wooden bowls. ¹ß¿ì°ø¾ç(Û¤éÝÍêå×) formal monastic meal. ¹æ»ý(Û¯ßæ) release of living beings ¹æÀå(Û°íÛ) zen master ¹ø³ú(ÛáÒÝ) illusion, defilements. ¹ý(Ûö) dharma, The Buddha's teaching ¹ý±¸(ÛöÎý) dharma instrument. ¹ý°í(ÛöÍÕ) temple drum, dharma drum ¹ý´ç(ÛöÓÑ) Buddha hall, Dharma hall ¹ý¸í(ÛöÙ£) dharma name ¹ý¹®(ÛöÚ¦) dharma talk ¹ý¸Æ(ÛöØæ) dharma lineage ¹ý¼º(Ûöàõ) Buddha's nature. nature of beings ¹ý½Å(Ûöãó) dharma body. nature of Buddha's mind. truth. ¹ýȰæ(Ûöü¤Ìè) lotus sutra º®È(Ûúûþ) wall painting º¸¸®(ÜÌð«) Enlightenment º¸¸®¼ö(ÜÌð«â§) bodhi tree º¸¸®½É(ÜÌð«ãý) the thought of Enlightenment º¸»ì(ÜÌß±) bodhisattva º¸½Ã(øÖã¿) generosity º¸½Å(ÜÃãó) reward body º¸Çöº¸»ì(ÜÅúçÜÌß±) bodhisattva of compassion º»»ç(ÜâÞÑ) head temple. º»¼º(Üâàõ) one's original nature ºÎµµ(Ý©Óõ) stupa. pagoda. ºÐº°(ÝÂܬ) discrimination ºÒ(ÝÖ) Buddha. The Enlightened One. ºÒ±â(ÝÖѺ) Buddhist year. ºÒ°ø(ÝÖÍê) offering ºÒ±³(ÝÖÎç) Buddhism ºÒ±³±³´Ü(ÝÖÎçÎçÓ¥) sangha. ºÒ±³¹Ì¼ú(ÝÖÎçÚ¸âú) Buddhist painting. ºÒ±³Á¾´Ü(ÝÖÎçðóÓ¥) Buddhist Orders. ºÒ±³ÀǽÄ(ÝÖÎçëðãÒ) Buddhist rituals. ºÒ±³ÇÐ(ÝÖÎçùÊ) Buddhist Studies. study of Buddhism ºÒ»ó(ÝÖßÀ) Buddha statue ºÒ¼º(ÝÖàõ) Buddha nature ºÒÀüÇÔ(ÝÖï±ùÞ) donation box ºÒÁ¦ÀÚ(ÝÖð©í) disciples of the Buddha ºÒÀ̹®(ÝÕì£Ú¦) Gate of non-duality. ºÒźÀÏ(ÝÖ÷«ìí) Buddha's birthday. ºñ±¸(ÝïÎø) monk. Bhikku ºñ±¸´Ï(ÝïÎøÒù) Bhikkuni. nun ºñ·ÎÀÚ³ªºÒ(ÝòÖÔ¡¡ÑáÝÖ) Viroccana. the cosmic Buddha ºñ¼®(Ýøà´) stela ºñÀ¯(Ýïêç) parables.
- »ç - »ç(ÞÑ) temple. monastery »ç±¸(ÞÝÏ£) dead phrase »ç°æ(ÞÐÌè) Sutra duplication. »ç¸®(Þì××) relics »ç¸®ºÒ(Þì××ÝÖ) Sariputra »ç¸®Å¾(Þì××÷²) relics stupa »ç¹«·®½É(ÞÌÙíÕáãý) The four immeasurables. 1)loving-kindness 2)compassion 3)sympathetic joy 4)equanimity. »ç¹®(ÞÞÚ¦) Sramana »ç¹Ì(ÞÞÚ¯) novice »çºÎ´ëÁß(ÞÌÝ»ÓÞñë) the four-fold assembly. »ç¼ºÁ¦(ÞÌá¡ôô) The Four Noble Truth 1) suffering, 2) cause of suffering, 3) cessation, 4) the path of cessation »çõ¿Õ¹®(ÞÌô¸èÝÚ¦) gate of the four Heavenly Kings (Four Guardians) »çÈ«¼¿ø(ÞÌûðà¥êÃ) Four vows 1) I vow to save all beings. 2) I vow to end all sufferings. 3) I vow to learn all dharma teachings. 4) I vow to attain the Enlightenment. »ê½Å°¢(ߣãêÊÈ) mountain spirit shrine »ï±ÍÀÇ(ß²Ïýëî) The Three Refuges. 1) I take refuge in the Buddha 2) I take refuge in the Dharma 3) I take refuge in the Sangha. »ï°è(߲ͣ) three realms. 1) desire world 2) subtle world 3) formless world »ïµ¶(ß²Ô¸) three poisons. 1) greed 2) hatred 3) delusion. »ï¹è(ß²ÛÈ) three prostrations. »ïº¸(ß²ÜÄ) three jewels. 1) Buddha 2) Dharma 3) Sangha »ïº¸»çÂû(ß²ÜÄÞÑóË) the three jewel monasteries. 1) The Buddha jewel monastery: Tongdosa. 2) The Dharma jewel monastery: Haeinsa. 3) The Sangha jewel monastery: Songgwangsa. »ï¹ýÀÎ(ß²ÛöìÔ) The Three Marks of Existence. 1) impermanence. 2) suffering 3) no-self. »ï¼¼(ß²á¦) three time period, 1) past 2) present 3) future. »ïÀå(ß²íú) three pitaka. 1) vinaya 2) sutra 3) Abhidharma. »ï¾Çµµ(ß²äÂÔ³) three evil worlds. 1) hell 2) hungry ghost 3) animal »ó(ßÓ) characteristic »ö(ßä) formation »ý(ßæ) birth »ý·Îº´»ç(ßæÒÇÜ»ÞÝ) birth, old age, sickness and death. »ý»ç(ßæÞÝ) birth and death. ¼®°¡¸ð´Ï(à·Ê¼Ù¿Òù) Sakyamuni. ¼¹æÁ¤Åä(à¤Û°ïä÷Ï) The Pure Land. ¼®±¼(à´Ïß) stone cave. ¼®µî(à´Ôó) stone lantern. ¼®ºÒ(à´ÝÖ) stone Buddha statue. ¼±(àÉ) Zen. ¼±°¡(àÉÊ«) The Zen school. ¼±¹®´ä(àÉÚ¦ÓÍ) Zen dialogue. ¼±¹æ(àÉÛ®) Zen hall. Meditation hall. ¼±ºÒ±³(àÉÝÖÎç) Zen Buddhism. ¼±»ç(àÉÞÔ) Zen master. ¼±¿ø(àÉêÂ) Zen center, meditation hall. ¼³¹ýÀü(àãÛöîü) teaching hall. ¼ººÒ(à÷ÝÖ)Çϼ¼¿ä! May you be Enlightened! ¼ºÁö¼ø·Ê(á¡ò¢âÞÖÉ) the pilgrimage. ¼¼°£(á¦Êà) world ¼Ò½ÂºÒ±³(á³ã«ÝÖÎç) Theravada. ¼ö(áô) perception. ¼ö°è(áôÌü) ordination. ¼öÀÎ(â¢ìÔ) mudra. ¼öÇà(áóú¼) practice. cultivation. ½º´Ô(ã¬) monk. venerable. ½Â°¡(ã¬Ê«) Sangha. ½Â¼Ó(ã¬áÔ) monastic and householders. ½Ã¿Õ(ä¨èÝ) Ten Kings. ½Ã¿ÕÀü(ä¨èÝîü) The Ten Kings Hall. ½Ä(ãÛ) consciousness. ½Å±¸ÀÇ(ãóÏ¢ëò) body, speech, mind. ½Åµµ(ãáÓù) lay people. ½Å½É(ãáãý) The faith. ½É(ãý) mind. ½Ê¼±(ä¨à¼) The ten wholesome actions. No killing. No stealing. No adultery. No lying. No slandering. No hash speaking. No idle talking. No greed. No hatred. No illusion. ½Ê¿ìµµ(ä¨éÚÓñ) The Ten Ox-herding. 12¿¬±â(æÞÑÃ) Dependent Origination. 18°è(Í£) The Eighteen Realms.
- ¾Æ - ¾Æ±Í(ä»Ð¡) hungry ghost. ¾Æ¹ÌŸºÒ(ä¹Ú¯öíÝÖ) Amitabha. ¾Æ¼ö¶ó(ä¹áóÔþ) Asura. fighting god. ¾Æ½ÂÁö°Ì(ä¹ã¬òµÌ¤) countless aeon. ¾È°Å(äÌËÜ) retreat. ¾ÏÀÚ(äÝí) Hermitage. ¾Ö(äñ) desire. ¾à»çºÒ(å·ÞÔÝÖ) The Medicine Buddha. ¾÷(åö) Karma. Behavior. ¿©·¡(åýÕÎ) Tathagata. The Buddha. ¿¬±â¼³(æÞÑÃàã) The theory of dependent origination. ¿¬µî(æåÔó) lotus lantern. ¿¹Ý(æîÚé) Nirvana (extinction) ¿°ºÒ(Ò·ÝÖ) chanting. reciting. ¿°ÁÖ(æöñÁ) prayer beads. Buddhist rosary. ¿¹ºÒ(çßÝÖ) A Buddhist service. Buddhist ceremony. ¿À°è(çéÌü) The Five Precepts. No killing. No stealing. No sexual misconduct. No lie. No intoxicants. ¿À´ë(çéÓÞ) The five elements. earth, water, fire, wind, air. ¿Àµµ¼Û(çöÔ³áë) Enlightenment poem. ¿À¿Â(çéè³) The five aggregates. 1) name and formation. 2) feeling. 3) perception. 4) action. 5) consciousness. ¿ÍºÒ(èÂÝÖ) Reclining Buddha. ¿Õ»ý(èÙßæ) transmigration. reborn. ¿ä»ç(èþÞì) Monk's living quarters. ¿ä·É Buddhist handbell. ¿å(é¯) desire. thirst. ¿å°è(é°Í£) the world of desire. ¿ë(éÌ) a dragon. ¿ë¿Õ(×£èÝ) The Dragon King. ¿ì»ó(éÏßÀ) idol. ¿îÆÇ(ê£÷ú) cloud shaped gong. ¿ø(êÃ) ¿ø·Â(êÃÕô) aspiration. vow. À¯½Ä(êæãÛ) consciousness only. À¯ºÎ(êóÝ») Sarvastivada school. À¯Á¤(êóï×) sentient beings. À°µµ(ë»Ô³) The six realms. 1) hell beings 2) hungry ghost 3) animals 4) fighting spirits-asuras 5). human beings 6) heavenly beings À°µµÀ±È¸(ë»Ô³ëÌüß) The six samsaric destinies. À°¹Ù¶ó¹Ð(ë»÷èÔþÚÌ) six perfections. (generosity. moral. patience. energy. meditation. wisdom) À±È¸(ëÌüß) samsara. rebirth. À²(ëÏ) vinaya. orders. À²»ç(ëÏÞÔ) vinaya master. À²Àå(ëÏíú) vinaya pitaka. ÀÀÁø°¢(ëëòØÊÈ) hall of the Arahat. "ÀÌ 뭤°í?" What is it? Who am I ? À̱â½É(ì¦Ðùãý) selfish thoughts. ÀÎ(ì×) cause. reason. Àΰ¡(ìãʦ) recognition. Àΰú(ì×Íý) cause and effect. Àο¬(ì׿Þ) karmic affinity. Àοå(ìÛé´) patience. ÀϽÉ(ìéãý) One Mind. ÀÏ¿©(ìéåý) non-duality. ÀÏÁÖ¹®(ìéñºÚ¦) one pillar gate. ÀÔ»ê(ìýߣ) to become a monastic.
- ÀÚ - ÀÚ¸®ÀÌŸ(í»××××öâ) by benefitting oneself, one benefits others. ÀÚºñ(í±Ýè) compassion. ÀÚ¼º(í»àõ) self nature. ÀÚ¼ºÃ»Á¤(í»àõôèïä) the original purity of one's self nature. Àå°æ°¢(íúÌèÊÈ) the monastery library. Àå·Î(íþÖÕ) Elder. Àå»ï(íþß¹) ceremonial robe. formal robe. Àå¾ö(íöåñ) solemnity. sublimity. Àû¸êº¸±Ã(îÖØþÜÄÏà) Buddha reliquary. Àü¹ý(îîÛö) transmission. Àü»ý¼³È(îñßæàãü¥) The Jataka tales. Àý bow. prostration. Á¤(ïÒ) samadhi. concentration. Á¤°ß(ïá̸) right understanding. Á¤³ä(ïáÒ·) right mindfulness. Á¤¸í(ïáÙ¤) right livelihood. Á¤»ç(ïáÞÖ) right thought. Á¤¾î(ïáåÞ) right speech. Á¤¾÷(ïáåö) right action. Á¤Á¤(ïáïÒ) right concentration. Á¤Á¤Áø(ïáïñòä) right effort. Á¦¼®(ð¨à·) the king of the Heaven. Á¶°èÁ¾(ðÇÍ¢ðó) Chogye Order. Á¶»ç(ðÓÞÔ) patriarch. Á¶»ç´ç(ðÓÞÔÓÑ) the hall of patriarchs. Á¾°¢(ñ¤ÊÈ) bell tower Á¾¹«¼Ò(ðóÙâá¶) temple office. Á¾Á¤(ðóïá) supreme patriarch. Áº¹ cushion. seat. Á¼±(ñ¦àÉ) sitting meditation. ÁÖÁö(ñ«ò©) abbot. Á׺ñ(ñÓ¡¡) bamboo clapper. Áßµµ(ñéÔ³) middle path. ÁßÀ½(ñéëä) time in between. intermediate stage. Áö¿Á(ò¢è«) hell. ÁöÀ庸»ì(ò¢íúÜÌß±) Ksitigarbha, Earth Store Bodhisattva. ÁöÀåÀü(ò¢íúîü) Ksitigarbha hall. Hall of the hell. ÁöÇý(òªû´) wisdom. ÁýÂø(òûó·) attachment.
- Â÷ - Âû³ª(óËÑá) an instant. Âü¼±(óÑàÉ) meditation õÅÂÁ¾(ô¸÷»ðó) T'ient'ai sect. û½Å³à(ôèãáÒ³) a female Buddhist. û½Å³²(ôèãáÑû) a male Buddhist. ÃË(õº) touch. contact. Ãѹ«¿ø(õÅÙâêÂ) Headquarters of the Order. ÃѸ²(õ¿×ù) monastic teaching center. Ãâ°¡(õóÊ«) renunciation. Ãë(ö¢) grasp. Ä¡(ö») ignorance. Ä¥º¸(öÒÜÄ) the seven precious gems. Ä¥¼º°¢(öÒàøÊÈ) shrine hall of the Seven stars(Big Dipper)
- Ÿ - Ž(÷±) greed. ž(÷²) stupa. pagoda. žµ¹ÀÌ circumambulation. Ÿù(÷ÃÙÓ) birth dream. ÅÊÈ(ïÓûþ) Buddhist wall painting.
- ÆÄ - ÆÄ°è(÷òÌü) breaking the precepts. ÆÈ°í(ø¢ÍÈ) eight sufferings. (Suffering of birth, old age, sickness, death, being apart with the loved ones, together with the despised ones, not getting what want, flourishing of the body.) ÆÈ»ó(ø¢ßÓ) depictions of the eight main events of the Buddha's life. ÆÈ»óµµ(ø¢ßÓÓñ) scenes from the Buddha's life. ÆÈ¸¸´ëÀå°æ(ø¢Ø¿ÓÞíúÌè) Tipitaka Koreana. ÆÈ»óÀü(ø¢ßÓîü) hall of eight depictions. ÆÈÁ¤µµ(ø¢ïáÔ³) Noble Eightfold Path. (right view, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration.) Æ÷±³(øÖÎç) preaching, propagation. Æ÷±³´ç(øÖÎçÓÑ) Buddhist center. Æ÷»ì(øÖß±) confession ÇǾÈ(ù¨äÍ) nirvana. dz°æ(ù¦Ìä) wind bell. dz¼öÁö¸®(ù¦â©ò¢×â) geomancy.
- ÇÏ - ÇϾȰÅ(ù¾äÌËÜ) summer retreat season. ÇϽÉ(ù»ãý) humble minded. ÇÕÀå(ùêíæ) palm. Ç×ÇÏ(ùöùÁ) the Ganges river in India. È£±¹ºÒ±³(ûÞÏÐÝÖÎç) Buddhism for national protection. ÇØÅ»¹®(ú°÷Ú¦) gate of the Enlightenment. Çà(ú¼) karma. action. ÇàÀÚ(ú¼íº) novice. ÇàÁÖÁ¿Í(ú¼ñ¬ñ¦èÂ) walking, standing, sitting, lying. Çâ·Î(úÅÖÓ) incense burner. ÇåÇâ(úÌúÅ) offering an incense. Çý¾È(û´äÑ) the eye of wisdom. È(ûù) transformation. ȽÅ(ûùãó) transformed body. ȵÎ(ü¥Ôé) koan. Ⱦö°æ(ü¤åñÌè) Flower Garland Sutra. ȯ¼Ó(ü½áÔ) returning to lay life. ÈĺÒÅÊÈ(ýÝÖïÓûþ) main platform painting.
ÃѸ² : (s)Vana. Training monasteries. Four big monasteries in Korea that provide comprehensive training for monks. The four monasteries are : T'ongdosa, Haeinsa, Songgwongsa, and Sudoksa ¼±»ç : Zen master ºñ±¸½º´Ô : monk, venerable, reverend, sunim ºñ±¸´Ï½º´Ô : Buddhist nuns ºñ±¸.ºñ±¸´Ï°è : The Bhikhu/Bhikkhuni precepts °»ç½º´Ô : lecturer, Head lecturer, Sutra teacher °ÁÖ : dean Àº»ç½º´Ô : Vocation master, teacher »óÁÂ/Á¦ÀÚ : disciple ¼ÒÁÂ/³³ÀÚ : Zen practitioners »çÇü : spiritual brother(elder) »çÁ¦ : spiritual brother(younger) ¼ºÁ÷ÀÚ : priesthood ¼ÓÀÎ : laypeople °Å»ç : laymen º¸»ì : laywomen º¸»ì°è : The Bodhisattva precepts ºÒÀÚ : Buddhist ÇàÀÚ : trainees/postulants/Prospective ordinaned/A novice »ç¹Ì : novices »ç¹Ì. »ç¹Ì°è : The Sami/Samini precepts/Rules for novices Á¾Á¤ : Supreme master/head/spiritual leader ¹æÀ彺´Ô : Zen Master. Chief of the precincts. (This title is reserved for the Zen Masters of the four main training monasteries À²»ç : Vinaya Master/Discipline teacher/precept Master Á¶½Ç : Official title of the resident Zen Master ÁÖÁö : Chief Monk. Abbot. Monastic who holds executive control over the support positions of the monastery. Ãѹ« : a Sunim who is in charge of general affairs. ±³¹« : Catechist/a sunim who is in charge of education À繫 : a sunim who is in charge of financial affairs Ãѹ«¿øÀå : President of order headquarters. NAMES OF BUILDINGS ÀÏÁÖ¹® : one pillar gate, one span gate »çõ¿Õ¹® : The Four heavenly kings. four Grardins gate ºÒÀ̹® : Non-duality gate ´ë¿õÀü : main hall, dharma hall. main dharma hall. main buddha hall. main sanctuary ¹ý´ç :main Dharma hall °üÀ½Àü : Avalokitesvara hal, a boddhisattva known for compassion ÁöÀåÀü/¸íºÎÀü : Ksitigarbha hall, a boddhisattva of the deceased ¾à»çÀü : healing Buddha hall ¹Ì¸¤Àü : maitreya hall, future Buddha ±Ø¶ôÀü : Amita Buddha hall ³ªÇÑÀü/¿õÁøÀü : arhat's hall ¼³¹ýÀü : Teaching hall -where people gather to hear a lecture »ê½Å°¢ : shrine for mountain god »ï¼º°¢ : shrine for three stars µ¶¼º°¢ : shrine for lonely saint, independant Ä¥¼º°¢ : shrine for the seven stars ¼±¹æ : meditation hall Á¾±¸ : bell tower °ø¾ç°£/ÈÄ¿ø : dining place or kitchen ¿À»çä : living quarters Á¾¹«¼Ò : offic, Temple office Á¾¹«¼ÒÁ÷¿ø : clerk Á¾°¢ : Bell Tower(Hall) º¸¹°Àå : Temple Museum Àå°æ°¢ : Hall for storing Sutras, For keeping Sutras. ½ÃÀÚ½Ç : attendant's room ÇØ¿ì¼Ò : toilet, ladies & gents °æ³» : courtyard
Things
ºÒ»ó : statue ¸ñºÒ : wooden statue ¼®ºÒ : stone statue º®È/ÅÊÈ : wall painting, Buddhist painting behind th Buddha statue A buddhist scroll painting. A Buddhist religious painting ž : pagoda, stupa ¼®µî : stone lanterns Things in Temple º¹ÀüÇÔ/ºÒÀüÇÔ : donation box/offering box ´Üû : literal meaning is red and blue picture of many colors and designs painted on canopy in temples ¿Âµ¹ : typical Korean style of underfloor heating ±â¿Í : roof tile dz°æ : windbell Instruments ¸ñŹ : wooden percussion instrument used for chanting and worship mokt'ak. wooden bell-for keeping the rhythm when chanting. »ç¹° : The Four instruments Á¾ : bell, ºÏ : drum, ¿îÆÇ : cloud-shaped gong, ¸ñ¾î : wooden-fish ¿ä·É : handbell Á׺ñ : Bamboo stick or clapper - dounded three times at the beginning and end of the meditation session ¿°ÁÖ : Beads-worn around the wrist and often used for recitation in order to keep concentration. Buddhist rosary. Buddhist beads-108 or to 1000 used for counting bows
Things to eat À°½ÄÀ» ¾ÈÇÑ´Ù : refrain from meat ä½ÄÇÏ´Ù : eat vegetables only °ø¾ç : meal, offerings, Meal in a monastery ¹ß¿ì°ø¾ç : sunims's taking formal and ceremonial meal ´ëÁß°ø¾ç : Festival meal ¾ÆÄ§°ø¾ç : breakfast Á¡½É°ø¾ç : lunch Àú³á°ø¾ç : dinner ¸¶Áö(¿Ã¸®´Ù) : to offer rice to the Buddha Things to wear ½Âº¹ : Buddhist robes °¡»ç : ceremonial garment worn over robes Àå»ï : formal monastic robes °í¹«½Å : rubber shoes °É¸Á : rucksack/knapsack ´©ºñ¿Ê : quilted clothes
Names of Sutra
°æÀü : sutra/scripture/canon ´ë½Â°æÀü : The Mahayana Canon Ⱦö°æ : Avtamsaka sutra/Flower Ornament(garland)sutra. ¹ýȰæ : Saddharmapundarika Sutra/Lotus sutra ¿¹Ý°æ : Nirvana sutra ´É¾ö°æ : Surangama sutra ´É°¡°æ : lankavatara sutra ¿ø°¢°æ : The sutra of perfect Enlightenment »ç½ÊÀÌÀå°æ : Forty-two sutra ¹Ý¾ß°æ : Prajnaparamitta sutra/Perfection of Wisdom sutra ±Ý°°æ : Vajracchedika sutra/Diamond sutra ¹Ý¾ß½É°æ : Hridaya sutra/Heart sutra ¾î·Ï : record of sayings À¯¸¶°æ : Vimalakirti »ïÀå : 1)The Tripitaka, The three collections of Buddhist sutras, the Bu7ddhist Texts, are divided into three collections; 2)The three collections of Buddhist sutras: the Sutras(°æ),Vunaya(À²), and Abhidharma(³í) collections ´ëÀå°æ : Great Scripture Store, Tuipitika.
Names of Bodhisattva
ÁöÀ庸»ì : Chijang Bodhisattva is the one who delays his becoming a buddha until enlightenment for the people who suffer in the world. Earth store Bodhisattva. Ksitigarbha °üÀ½º¸»ì : Kwanum Bodhisattva is the one who is full of compassion and mercy. Avalokitesvara. He/She listens to the sound of people and comforts the people ¾à»çº¸»ì : Yaksa is a healing Bodhisattva who heals and cures the sickness of people. The Medicine Buddha. Bhaisajyaguru ´ë¼¼Áöº¸»ì : Bodhisattva of power. Bodhisattva shown to the right of Amitabha Buddha. Represents wisdom. Mahasthamaprapta º¸Çöº¸»ì : symbolized by the elephant. Samantabhadra. Bodhisattava of Compassionate Action. ¾Æ¹ÌŸºÒ :(s)Amitabha-buddha. Buddha of the Western Paradise. The Buddha of the Light. Buddhism Ceremony ¼ºµµÀÏ : Buddha's Enlightenment Day, in Korea held on the 8th day of the 12th lunar month ÃÊÆÄÀÏ : Buddha's birthday ºÎó´Ô¿À½Å³¯ : the day Buddha came »ç½Ê±¸Á¦ : Forth-ninth day Ceremony ; the memorial service held on the forty-ninth day after a person's death
ÍÈ: Duhka, bittcrncss Ôç? ; unhappiness. suffering, pain, distrcss, miscry; diffcidulty. Thcre are lists of three four, five eight, and tcn catcgorics; the two are intcrnal, i.e. physical and mcntal and external, i.c. attacks from without. The four are birth, growing old illness and death, The eight are these four along with the pain of parting from the loved of meeting with the hated, of failure in one's aims, and that caused by the fine skand has; cf ÞÌôô ÍÈÍÈ: Duhkha-duhkhata. The pain or painialncss of pain; pain prouduced by miscry or pain; suffering arising from external circumstances, c.g. faminc, storm, sickness forture, etc. ÍÈú¼: Duskara-carya, undergoing diffculties, hardships, or sufferings; also Tapas, burning torment; hence asceticism rclisious austerity, martifotion. ß²ØÜ: Ekagra, aikagrya, Undeflected concontraltion, meditation - on, one object, V ìéú¼ß²ØÜ ìéã«: Ekayana, One yana, the One yana the vhicle of one-ncss. ìéÝÖã« The one Buddha - Yana. The One vehiclc, i.e. Mahayana, which contains the final or complete law of the Buddha and not merely a part, or preliminary stage, as in Hinayana Mohayuanists claim it as the perfect and only way to the shore of parinirvana it is especially the doctrine of the Ûöü¤Ìè Lotus Scripture v. ÓÞã«. 11ñýñÁ The pearl of the one, Yana, i.c. The Lotus Scripture. 11êðóThe Tientai, or Lotus School of the perfect teaching, or the one vehide; V. ô¸÷»ðó.11Ê«. The one-vehide family or sect especially the Tien-tai or Lotus School. 11Ûö(Ú¦) The one-vehicle method as revealed in the Lotus Sutra. ϼλÎçThe One vehicle in its final teaching, especially as found in the Lotus sutra. 11Ìè; 11ÙØîð(or Ùþ) Another name for the Lotus sutra so called because it deelares the one way of salvation the perfact Mahayana. 11ÜÌð« The one-vehicle enlighten ment or 11ü¤åñ Avatamsaka Schod; v. çéÎç ìéôî: Sarva. All, the whole; ÜÅø¼, Îý ìéôîåýÕÎ: Sarvatathagata, all Tathafatas, all the Buddhas. ìéôîô¥: Samanta, Everywhere, universal; a universal dhyana, ÙíÜôßÓëëòØåë The shinon or "True word" that responds everywhere. ìéãý: With the whole mind or heart; one mind or heart; also the bhutatathata, or the whole of thins; the universe as one mind or a spiritual unity, öàÙ£ With undivided mind to call on the name. ß²ûã; ÔÒ? ß²ûã The then-t'a "three doubts" in the mind of a bodhisattva, proudcing fear of illusion, confusion through multipicity of duties, and ignorance i.e.. ̸ÞÖ; ÙíÙ¥ q.v. ß²òª One mind and three aspects of knowledge the ܬÎçseparates the three aspects into and g.v; Tient'ai unifies them into Íö, Ê£one immediate vision or regards the three as aspects of the one mind. ìéãÁ: Ekasmin samaye [Pali;ckamsamayam];on one accasion, part of the usual opening phrase of a sutra-Thus have I heard .Once, ctc. A period, e.g.a session of expounding a sutra. ìýïÒ: To enter meditation by tranguil lizing the bady, mouth, and mind.ãóÏ¢ëò ìýîÖ: To enter into rest,or nirvana;also,to die, Also ìýØþ or ìýîÖØþ ø¢ïáÔ³(ÝÂ): Aryamarga, The eight right or correct ways the "eightfold noble path for the arhat to nirvana; also styled. ø¢Ô³àÏ, ø¢ïáÚ¦, ø¢ë¦ú¼, ø¢ë´ú¼, ø¢á¡Ô³ò¨, ø¢Ô³ú¼, ø¢òÁú¼, ø¢òÁÔ³, The eight are : (1)ïá̸ samyag-arsti, correct views in regard to the Four Axioms and frecdom from the common delusion, (2)ïáÞÖ samyak-samkal pa, eorrect thought and purpose (3)ïáåë samyag-vac, correct speach avoidance of false and idle talk (4)ïáåö samyak-karmanta, correct dead, or conduct, getting rid of all improper action so as to dwell in purity (5)ïáÙ¤ Samyag ajiva, correct livelihood or occupation, avoiding the five immoral occupations (6)ïáïñòä Samyag-vjajama correct zeal or energy in uninterrupted progreee in the way of nirvana (7)ïáÒ· Samyak, smrti, correct remcm brance, or memory, which retains the true and excludes the false (8)ïáïÒ Samyak-samadhi, correct meditation, abscortion, or anbstraction. ä¨ì£ì׿Þ: Dvadasang pratityasamutpada; the twelve nadanas; v, Òù and ì× also; ä¨ì£æÞÑÃ; (êó)ò¨; áãææ; оê®; ×Ç; ñì?; ì׿Þκ; ò¨ÝÖκ They are the twelve links in the chain of existence; (1)Ùí vidya, ignorance, or unenlightment (2)ú¼ Samskara action, activirty concotion, "dispositions, keith, (3)ãÛ vijnana, consiousness (4)Ù£ßä namarupa name and form (5)ë»ìý i.e. eye ear nose tonguc body, and mind (6)õº sparsa, contect touch (7)áô vedana, scnsation feeling (8)äñ trsna thirst desire, craving (9)ö¢ upadana laying hold of grasing (10)êó bhava baing existing (11)ßæ jati birth (12)ÒÇÞÝ jaramarana dd age death. ä¨ãá: The ten grades of bodhisattva faith, i.e. the first ten in the fifty two bodhisattva postions: (1)ãá faith (2)Ò· remembrance, or unforgetfulness (3)ïñòä zealous progress (4)û´ wisdom (5)ïÒ settled firm nessin concentration (6)Üô÷Ü non-retrogression (7)ûÞÛö protection of the Truth (8)üßú¾reflexive powers, e.g. for reflecting the Trugh (9)Ìü the nirvana mind in (10)êà action at will in anything and everywhere. ä¨ûÜ: Ten titles of a Buddha: åýÕÎ Tathag ata; ëëÍê Arhat ïá?ò± Samyak-sambuddha Ù¥ú¼ðë Vidyacorana-sampanna à¼à¦ sugata, á¦Êàú°Lokavid, Ùíß¾ÞÍAnuttara ðàåÙíÛÜýPurusa-damya-sarathi, ô¸ìÑÞÔSasta deva manusyanam ÝÖá¦ðî lokamatha, or bhagalon ß²Ú«: The three flavours or pleasant savours; the monastic life, reading the scriptures meditation ß²ÜÄ: Triratna, or Patnatraya, i.e. the Three precious Ones :ÝÖ Buddha ÛöDharma ã¬Samgha ß²Ô¸: The theree poisons also styled ß²ÐÆ; ß²ñ» they are Þ¸concupiscence or wrong desire, òÙanger hatc or resentment and öÁstupidity gnorance, unintclligence or unwillingness to accept Buddha-truth ß²ëý: The three regulation harments of a monk Ê·Þð kasaya, ã¬Ê¡ð², samhati assenably robe; uttarasanga, upper garment worn over the äÌöíüåAntarvasaka, vest or shirt ÓÞã«ÞÌÍý: The four fruits or bodhisattva stages in Mahayana the fouth being that of a Buddha: âÎöíê· srota-apnna »ç´ÙÇÔ sakrdagamin ä¹Ñáùß anagamin and ä¹ÔþùÓarhan. This is a ÷×Îç category. ÓÞã¬Ìü: The commands or prohibitions for bodhhisatvas and monks also styled. ÓÞÓôÞÔ: The great vuide, i.e. Buddha or a Bodhisattva. ÓÞÝè: Mahakaruna "great pity" i.e. greatly pitiful a heart that seeks to save the suffering; applied to all Buddhas and bodhisattvas, especially to kuan-yin. ÓÞí±: Great mercy, or compassion. ÓÞÝïÎø: Great bhinkyu, i.e. one of virtue and old age; similar to ÓÞûú߯ ÓÞÞÞÚ¦: The great shaman, i.e. Buddha; also any bhilcsu in full orders. ÓÞÛö: The great Dharma, or Law. ÓÞð©í: sthavira, a chief disciple, the Fathers of the Buddhist church; an elder; an abbot; a priest licensed to preach and become an abbot; also. ÓÞñë: The great assembly, any assembly, all present, everybody. ÓÞÊÆ: The superme bodhi, or enlightenment and the enlightening power of a Buddha. åüßä: Female beacuty-is chain, a serious delusion a gievous calamity ߣã¬: "Hill monk" self-deprecatory term used by monks. ÜôØÍåÞ: Musavada-veramani,, the fourth commandmenmt thou shalt not lie ; no false speaking Üô?é¯: Abrahamacarya-veramani, the third commandment, thou shalt not commit adultery ÜôÛ¯Øõ: No slackness or loosensess; concentration of mind and will on the good. Üôߝ߿: Pranatipatad vairamani, the first commandment, Thou shalt not kill the living. ñéÔ³: The "mean" has various interpretions in general it denotes the mean betweeen taio extremes, and has special reference to the mean between realism and nihilism or eternal subgtantial existence ald annihilation between the two, suggesting the idea of a realm of mind or spirit beyond the terminobgy of êó or Ùí substance or noting or that which has form and is there are measurable and ponderable,. Û°øµ; Upaya, Convenient to the place or situation, suited to the condition opportune, appropriate; but is interpreted as Û°Ûö methood mode, I am, and øµ as øµéÄconvenient for use, i.e. a convenient or expedient mathod; also Û°ïáas øµ and as ÎåÙØwhich implies strategically correary. á¦á¦ßæßæ; Transmigration affter traansmigration in the six states of mortal existence á¦áÔ; Laukika; common or ordinary things custom, expcriences, common or wondly ways. á¦ðî; Lokajyestha, words most venerable, or Lokantra, lord of worlds. á¦Í£; Lokaá¦Êà ; the finite world the world, a world, which is of two kinds; õóÊ«; Pravraj; to leave hoime and bewcome a monk or nun. øÖã¿; Dana ÓªÑá; the sixth paramita almsgiving i.e. of goods, or the doctrine, with resultant benefits now and also hereafter in the forms of reinearnation, as neglect or refusal in the fo will produce the opposite consequences. ØÇÛö; The last of the three periods ïá, ßÀ, and ØÇ; that of degeneration and extinction of the Buddha-law ßæÝÖ; Buddha alive; a living Buddha; also ßæ i.e. ñëßæ all the living and ÝÖ i.e. Buddha ì×Íý; Cause and effect every cause has its effect as every effect arises from a cause. ì׿Þ; Hetupratyaya, cause; causes; ì× hetu, is primay cause æÞ pratayaya, secondary cause or causes, e.g. a seed is ì× rain dew, farmer, etc, are æÞ ßäé¯; Sexual desire, or passion ßäãó; Rupa-kava. The physial body, as controsted with the Ûöãó dharma-kaya, the immaterial spiritual or immortal body. ÝÖí; Son of Buddha; a bodhisattva; a believer in Buddhism for every beliver is becoming Buddha; a term also applied to all beings, becuase all are of Buddha-nature. ÝÖàõ; Buddhata, The Buddha-nature i.e. gnosis enlightenment; potential bodhi remaing in every gati, i.e. all have the capacity for enlightenment; for the Buddha-nature remains in all as wheat nature remains in all wheat. ÝÖÎç; Buddhas teaching; Buddhism. ÝÖÛö; Buddhadharma; the Dharma or Laq preached by the Buddha the principles unerlving these teaching the truth attained by him. ÝÖäÑ; The eye of Buddha, the enlightened one who sees all and is omniscient ÝÖåÞ; The words, or seyings, of Buddha. ÝÖãó; Buddhakaya, a general term for the Trikaya or threefold embodiment of Buddha. ÝÖöí; There are numberous monks from India and Central Asia bearing this as part of their names à÷ÝÖ; To become Buddha as a bodhisattva does on reaching super me perfect bodhi ä²ßÌ; The thought that the ago has reality. 䲨·; Abhimana, as ma-mada. ä²ßÓ; Egoism the concept of the ego as real Ìü; Sila, ãæÔþ, precept command prohobition discipline rule; morelity Ìü×È; Sila and Vinaya. The rules Ûö×Ç; Dharma-cakra, the wheel of the Law Buddha-truth which is able to crush all evil and all apposition like lndras wheel and which rolls on from man to man place to place age to age. Ûöéë; The rain of Buddha-truth which fertilizes all beings. áóú¼; Carya, conduct to abserve and do to mend one's ways; to cultivate oneself in right practice; be religious or pious. Úõå®; Prajna "to know, understand" "Wisdom" M.W Intp û´ wisdom;òªû´ understanding or wisdom; Ù¥ clear intelligent the sixth paramita. Îçûù; To transform by instruction; teach and convert; to cause another to give alms. Îç×â; The foundamental principles of a religion its doctrines or dogmas, e.g. the four trughs the twelve nidanas the eight tob noble path. é°ãý; A desirous, covetous, passionate or lusful heart. é°Õ¥; The joy of the five desires äÂÏ¢; Evil month, evil speech; a slanderous, evil-speaking person. äÂåö; Evil conduct in thought word or deed which leads to evil recompense; evil Karma. ÜÌð«; Bodhi ; from budh; knowledge understanding perfect wisdom; the illuminated or enlightened mind; anciently intp. äñûã; The illusion of love, or desire äññó; Love and hate, desire and dislike äñé°; Love and desire; love of family åö; Karman, karma :action work deed: "moral duty" "product, result, effect" M.W The doctrine of the act; deads especially in their relation to succeeding forms of transmigration. åöÜÃ; Karma-reward; the retribution of karma, good or evil. ÔËçö; Sudden Illumination ÙíÒ·; No Thinking ÜôßæÜôØþ; No birth and No Death åýåý; Suddness Å« ÛöÓÑ; The Big Main Hall ú°÷Ú¦: The Gate of Nirvana ÎÐÝÖ; The Hanging-up painting of the Buddha The palanduin ÓÞÝÖßÀ; Wooden Buddhas I mage ÓÞê©îü; Main sanctuary. TaeungJon ÓÞê©îüÝÖßÀ; Statue of vairocana Buddha Buddha I mage in the Main Hall κ; Vipasyanaj Vidarsana. To look into study examine contemt ate; contemplation, insight; a study a Taoist monactery to consider illusion and discern illusion or discern the seeming from the real; to contemplate and mentally enter into truth. κá¦ëå; Regards of the worlds sounds or cries the so-called Goddess of Mercy; also known as ëå, à·Ê¼Ù¿Òù; Sakyamuni, the saint of the sakya tribe Muni is saint holy man, sage ascetic, monk; it is intp. à·Ê¼; Sakya the clean or family of the Buddha, said to be derived from saka. vegetables but intp in chiness as powerful, strong and explained by powerful also erroneously by charitable which belongs rather to association with sakyamuni. àÉð¡; Dhyana and its chiness translation duieting of thought or its control or suppression silent meditation Dhyama and Samadhi. ÊÆàõ; The enlightened mind free from all illusion. ÊÆíº; An enlightened one especially a Buddha, enlightening self and others àÉÛ®; Meditation abode a room for meditation a cell a bermitage general name for a momastery. àÉÞÔ; A master or teacher of meditation or of the chian school àÉæí; Joy of the mystic trance àÉ; To level a place for an atter to sacrifice to the hills and fountains to abdicate. ëëÍê; Worthy of worship atr of the term anhat; one of the ten titles of a Tathagata. ð³Ûö; Sarvadharma; Sarvabhava; all things; every dgarna law, thing method, etc ã¬áÔ; Monks and the laity æÞÑÃ; Arising from conditional causation; everthing arises from conditions and not being spontaneous and self-contained has no separate and independent nature; ã¬Ê¡; Sangha, an assemble, collection company, society. The corporate assembly of at least three monks under a chairman empowered to hear confession, grant absolution and ordain ú°÷Ú¦; The door of release the stage of meditation charater ized by vacuity and absence of perception or wishes. ÛáÒÝ; Klesa "pain affliction distress" " care, trouble" ÷²; Stupa; tope; a tumulus or mound for the bones or remains of the dead or for other sacred relics, especially of the Buddha, whether relics of the body or the mind, e.g. bones or scriptures. ÜÌð«; Bodhi; from budh; knowledge, understanding; perfect wisdom; the illuminated or enlightemed mind; anciently intp Îç×â; The fundermental principles of a religionits doctrines or dogmas e,g. the four trughs the tweles nidanas the eight fold noble path Ûïñ¤; A temple or monaster bell. ä¨ÓÞð©í; The ten chief disciples of Sakyamuni, each of whom was master of one poser or gift. ß²ô¥îîãý; The three places where Sakyamuni is said to have transmitted his mind or thought direct and without speech to Kasyapa ÓÞã«ÑÃãáÖå; Mahayana-sraddhotpada-sastra, attributed to Asvaghosa ¸¶¸í(without sufficient evidence), tr. by Paramartha A.D. 553 and Siksananda between 695-700 ; there are nineteen commentaries on it. It is described as the foundation work of the Mahayana. Tr. into Enghlish by Timothy Richard and more correctly by T. Suzuki as The Awakening of Faith. øÖã¿; dana. charity or giving, including the bestowing of the truth on others ò¥Ìü; sila, keeping the commandments ìÛé´; ksanti, patience under insult ïñòä; virya, seal and progress àÉïÒ; dhyana, meditation or contemplation òªû´; prajana, wisdom, the power to discern reality or truth. It is the last which carries across the samsara(sea of incarnate life) to the shores of nirvana. The opposites of these virtues are meanness, wickedness, anger, sloth, a distracted mind, and ignorance, the êæãÛÖå adds four other paramitas. ãÛ; perceptions: the theory of nine kinds of non-actvity ß²×Ç; or three soverrign powers for converyiong others are those of пե; birth in the happy land of Amitabha by transformation through the Lotus. Ûöãó; the dharmakaya, or spiritual body, born or formed on a disciple's conversion. ÝÖÜÌß±; the transformation of a buddha or bodhisattva, in any form at will, without gestation or intermediary conditions Buddha-body. A narrower interpretation is his appearance in human form expressed by ëëãó, while ûùãó is used for his manifold other forms of appearances. ä¨ÌüSiksapada. The ten prohivitions(in Pali form)consist of five commanaments for the layman; (1) not to destroy life Üôߝ߿ panatipataveramani; (2) not to steal Üô÷ÞÔ¨adinnadanaver; (3) not to commit adultery Üô?é¯ abrahmacaryaver; (4) not to lie ÜôØÍåÞ musavadaver; (5) not to take intoxicating liquor ÜôëæñÐsuramereyyamajjapamadatthanaver. eight special commandment for laymen consist of the preceding five plus; (6) not eat food out of regulated hours ÜôÞªãÁãÝ vikala-bhojanaver; (7)not to use farlands of perfume Üôó·úÅü¤?ÜôúÅÓóãó malagandha-vilepana-dharana-mandana-vibhusanatthana (8) not to sleep on high or broad beds(chastity) Üôñ¦èÂÍÔÎÆÓÞßÑ uccasayana-mahasayana. The ten commnadments for the monk are the preceding eight plus; (9) not to take part in singing, dancing, musical or theatrical perfcrmances, not to see or listen to sucb ÜôʰÙñóÛÐüÜôèÙκôé nacca-gita-vadita-visukadassanaver. (10) to refrain from acquiring uncoined or coined gold, or silver, or jewels ÜôÔðóµï±ÑÑëÞÜÄÚª jataruparajata-patiggahanaver. Under the Mahayana these ten commands for the monk were changed, to accord with the new environment of the monk to the following : not to kill, not to steal, to avoid all unchastity, not to lie, not to slander, not to insult, not to chatter, not to covet, not to give way to anger, to harbour no scepticism. áóú¼; accordant Û°øµ; universal accordance with conditions of the receptivity of others àãÛö; powers of universal explication of the truth ãê÷×; universal superhuman powers Íêå×ð³ÝÖ; power of universal service of all Buddhas à÷ö¦ñëßæ; the perfection of all beings universally Ó¨ûã; universal cutting off of delusions ä¨éÚÓñ; The ten ox-pictures, the first, a man looking for an ox, then sceing its tracs, then seeing the ox, catching it feeding it, riding it home, ox dies man lives, both dead, return whence they came, and enter the dust. ä¨òª; The ten forms of understanding. I Hinayana (1)á¦áÔòª common understading (2) Ûöenlightened understanding, i.e. on the Four truths in this life ; (3)ëº ditto, applied to the two upper reaims ß¾ì£Í£; (4),(5),(6)(7) understanding re each of the Four Truths separately, both in the upper and lower realms, e.g.ÍÈòª : (8)öâãý understanding of the minds of others (9)ò× the understanding that puts an end to all previous faith in or for self, i.e. í»ãáòª; (10)Ùíßæ nirvana wisdom; v 26 Mahayana. A Tathagata's ten powers of understanding or wisdom (1)߲ᦠperfect understanding of past, present, and future (2) ditto of Buddha Law (3)ÛöÍ£Ùíäô unimpeded understaing of the whole Buddha-realm (4)ÛöÍ£ÙíÜ« unlimited or infinite ditto (5)õöØ»ìéôî of ubiquity (6)ÜÅðÎìéôîá¦Êà of universal enlightenment (7)ñ¬ò¥ìéôîá¦Í£ of omnipotence or universal control (8)ò±ìéôîñëßæ of omniscience re all living beings (9)ò±ìéôîÛö of moniscience re the laws of universal salvation (10)ò±ÙíÜ«ð³ÝÖ of omniscience re all Buddha wisdom v. ü¤åñÌè 16. There are also his ten forms of understanding of the "five Seas" çéú of worlds, living beings karma nassions and Buddhas. ä¨ä Dasakusala. Thje ten "not right" or evil things are killing. stealing. stealing. adultery. lying double-tongue, coarse language, filthy language, covetousness, anger, perveted views ; these produce the ten resultant evils åö(Ô³). Cf. ä¨à¼ ; ä¨Ìü ä¨ú¼; The ten necessary activities in the fifty-two stages of a bodhisattva. following on the ä¨ãá and ä¨ñ« ; the two latter indicate personal development í»×× These ten lines of action are for the universal welfare of thers. ì¦öâ; They are joyful service; beneficial service never resenting with cut limit; never out of order ; appearing in any form at will unimpeded ; exalting the paramitas amongst all beings perfecting the Buddha-law by complete virtur ; manifesting in all things the pure, final, true reality. Superior order, grade or class. ߾߿ ; ñéßæ ; ù»ßæ The three highest of the nine stages of birth in the Pure Land, v. ñé, ù» and Îúù¡. æåÓæ The highest stages in the Pure Land where the best appear as ; otus flowers on the pool of the seven precious things; when the lotuses open they are transformed into beings of the Pure Land. ß²á¦; The three periods, ΦËÛ, úÞî¤, Ú±ÕÎ or Φ, úÞ, Ú±, past present, and future. The universe is described as eternally in motion, like a flowing stream, Also 򱧾, ì«ßæ, ýØþ, or Ú±, úÞ, Φunborn, born, dead. The ü¤åñÌè Huna-yen sutra has a division of ten kinds of past, present, and future, i.e. the past spoken of as past, present, and future also, with the addition of the present as the three periods in one instant. ß²ð·. ß²ô¶ÝÖ Also The thousand Buddhas of each of the three kalpas-of the past, called íöåñ kalpa the present úç, and the future àøâÖ. Their names are variously fiven in several sutras a complete list is in the ß²ô¶ÝÖÙ£Ìè. ÜôʦÔð Everything past. present, future, whether mental or material, is intangible, fleeting and cannot be held; v. ãý. èçêÀ A Buddha's pertect knowledge of past present and future. ÝÖ The Buddhas of the past present and future, i.e. Kasyapa, Sakyamuni, and Maitreya. Ê£ãù The reality or otherwise of things or events past. present amd future. Some hinayana schools admit the reality of the present but dispute the reality of the past ì«êó and the future ç½êó. Others take different views. all of which have been exhaustively discussed. See Vibhasa sastra ÷èÞÞÖå 77, or ÎüÞìÖå 20. ãùêóÛöô÷ùöêó The Sarvastivadah school maintains that as the three states (past present future) are real so the substance of all things is permanent; i.e. time is real. matter is eternal. ãý Mind. or thought, past, present or future, is momentary always moving unreal and cannot be laid hold of. à÷ÝÖ idem. ߲߿. òª One of a Tathagata's ten kinds of wisdom. i.e. knowledge of past, present, and future. Ùíî¡ ?òªÌü The wisdom-law or moral law that frees from all impediments. past, present, and future. Also styled ß²ØÜåÌü; í»àõÜâê¹Ìü; ß²øÁÔõÌü; ÜÌð«ãýÌü; ÙíêÓÌü and òØÛöÌü. ÊÆÙ½ A name for Manjusri Ùþâ¨; as guardian of the wisdom of Vairocana he is the bodhi-mother of all Buddhas past, present, and future. Êà There are two difinitions : (1) The realms of Ðï matter, of ñëßæ life and òªïáÊÆ mind especially the Buddha's mind (2) The çéëä psychological realm(mind) ñëßæ realm of life and ÏÐ÷Ïor Ðï material realm. ß²ã«; Triyana, the theree vehicles or conveyances which carry living beings across samsara or mortality (births-and-deaths) to the shores of nirvana. The three are styled á³, ñé and ÓÞ Some-times the three vehicles are defined as á¢Ú¤ Sravaka, that of the hearer or obedient disciple ; æÞÊÆ Pratyeka-buddha that of the enlightened for self; these are described as á³ã« because the objective of both is personal salvation; the third is ÜÌß± Bodhisattva, or ÓÞã« Mahayana, because the objective is the salvation of all the living. the three are also depicted as ß²ó³ three wains. drawn by a goat a deer an ox. The Lotus declares that the three are really the One Buddha-behicle. which has been revealed in three expedient forms suited to his disciples capacity, the Lotus Sutra being the unifying complete and final exposition. The three vehicles are differently explained by different exponents e.g. ߲̤; The theree asankyjeya kalpas the three countleas aeons, the period of a bodhisattva's development; also the íöåñ, past the present úç, and the future àøâÖ kalpas. There are other groups. ß²ô¶ÝÖ The thousand Buddhas in each of the three kalpas. ß²ØÜ; The three flavours, or pleasant savours, The monastic life, reading the scriptures, meditation. ß²ô¸; The trimurti-Siva. Visnu, and Brahma. ÞÅ v. ß²ÞÅ. ÞÌ๠v. ì£ô¸ß²à¹ and ÏÍØ¤ÔþKuveradeva and å´ð«í Nirgrantha son of jnatr, i.e. pf tje Jnatr clan. ß²ùÊ; The "three studies' or yehicles of learning-discipline, meditation, wisdom ; (a) Ìülearning by the commandments or prohibitions so as to guard against the evil consequences of error by mouth. body or mind i.e. word, deed or thought (b)ïÒ by dhyana or quietist meditations (c)û´ by philosophy, i.e. study of principles and solving of doubts. Also the Tripitaka ; the Ìü being referred to the ëÏ vinaya, the ïÒ to the Ìèsutras, and the û´ to the Öå sastras. ß²ÜÄ; Triratna or Patnatraya, i.e. the Three Precious Ones; ÝÖ Buddha, Ûö Dharma. ã¬Sangha, i.e. Buddha, the Law, the Ecclesia or order. ß²ÞÔöÒñû; The three superior monks and a minimum of seven witnesses required for an ordination to full orders; except in outlandish places, when two witnesses are valid. ߲ͣ; The three sets of commandments, i.e. the ten for the ordained who have left home the eight for the devout at home and the five for the ordinary laity. øÖã¿; Dana ÓªÑá; The sixth paramita, almsgiving, i.e. of go or the doctrine, with resultant benefits now and als hereafter in the forms of reinearnation, as neglect o refusal will produce the opposite consequences. Üâàõ; The spirit one possesses by nature; hence the Buddha-nature; the buddha-nature withing ; one's own nature. ØÇÞÑ; Subsidiary buildings of a monastery. ØÇá¦; The Third and last period of Buddha-kalpa; the first is the first 500 years of correct doctrine, the second is the 1,000 years of semblance law, or approximation to the doctine, and the third a myriad years of itts decline and end. Üâòõ; Original substance the substance itself; any real object of the senses. ïÒÙ¤; Samyagajiva, the fiffth of the ø¢ïáÔ³, right livelihood, right life : 'asstaining from any of the fobidden modes of living." ïáïÒ; Samyaksamadhi. right astractions or concentration so that the mind become vacant and recepttive the eighth of the ø¢ïáÔ³: ¡°right concentration, in the shape of the Four Meditations." Keith. ïá?òª; Samyaksambuddha ß²?ß²ÝÖöí; omniscience, completely enlightened the universal knowledge of a buddha. hence he is the ú ocean of omniscience. Also ÊÆ; ÔõïáÊÆ ïáÒ·; Samyaksmrti, right remembrance the seventh of the ø¢ïáÔ³; ¡°right mindfulness the looking on the body and the spirit in such a way as to remain ordent. self-possessed and minidful having overcome both hankering and dejection "Keith. ïáÞÖêî; Samyaksamkalpa, right thought and intent, the second of the ø¢ïáÔ³; ¡°right aspiration towards renunciation. benevolence and kindness. "keith. ïáåö; Samyakkarmanta. righ action purity of body avoiding all wrong, the fourth of the ø¢ïáÔ³; ¡°right action, abstaining from taking life, or what is not fiven or from carnal indulgence. "keith. ïáïñòäSamyagvyayama. right effort, zeal or progress. unitermitting perseverance, the sixth of the ø¢ïáÔ³; ¡°right effort to suppress the sising of evil states to eradicate those which have arisen to stimulate good states and to perfect those which have come into being. " Keith. ïáÊÆ; Sambodhi, the wisdom or omniscience of a Buddha. ïá̸; Samyagdrsti, right view, understading the four noble truths; the first of the ø¢ïáÔ³: ¡°knowledge of the four noble truths. "keith. ïáåÞ; Samyagvak, right speech; the third of the ø¢ïáÔ³; ¡°abstaining from lying, slander, abuse, and idle talk. "Keith. ïáÔõÊÆ; Samyagvuddhi, or-bbodhi ; the perfect universal wisdom of a buddha. ßæñ¬ì¶ØþBirth stay change(or decay) death. ßæÒÇÜ»ÞÝ; Birth, age, sickness, death, the ÞÌÍÈ four afflictions that are the lot of every man. The five are the above four and ÍÈ misery, or suffering. ú¼ñ¬ñ¦èÂ; Walking, standing, sitting, lying-in every state ú¼íº; An abbot's attendant ; also acarin, performing the duties of disciple. ÝÖßÀ; Buddha's image or pratima. There is a statement that in the fifth century A. D the images in China wre of Indian features. thich lips, high nose, long eyes, bull jaws. etc... but that after the T'ang the form became "more effeminate" ÝÖð¯í; Disciples of Buddha, whether monks or laymen. ÝÖòª; Anuttara-samyak-sambodhi, Buddha-wisdom, i,e, supreme. universal gnosis. awareness or intelligence; sarvajnata omniscience. ÝÖÛö; Buddhadharrma ; the Dharma or Law preached by the buddha the principles underlying these teachings, the truth attained by him. its embodiment in his being.
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Cosmic designs |
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Wooden banner of epigrams / Sayings of the Buddha or great masters, which are carved on a woodblock on the pillar of the temple |
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Ten Ox-herding Pictures |
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Full Monastic Precepts |
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Novice Precepts |
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Pre-meal Chant |
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Ritual Meal |
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Seon meditation (=Zen) |
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Registration of Ordination |
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The Five Precepts |
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Summer (Meditation) Retreat |
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Winter (Meditation) Retreat |
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Buddhist Ceremony |
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Uposatha Ceremony |
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Opening Ceremony |
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Buddhist religious implements, B.E. |
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Closing Ceremony / Dedication of Merit |
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Congratulatory Speech |
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Encouragement Speech |
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Inspiring Yourself to Practice |
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Opening Announcement |
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Offering Remarks |
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Offering Ceremony |
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Saving Lives / Ransoming Animals Lives / Freeing Animals |
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Lantern parade |
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Ceremony of Bathing the Buddha (statue) |
| ¹ý¾î |
Dharma Talk / Dharma Speech |
| »ï±ÍÀÇ |
Three-fold Refuge |
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(The) Four Great Vows 1) I vow to save all beings 2) I vow to end all sufferings 3) I vow to learn all dharma teachings 4) I vow to attain enlightenment |
| ¹Ý¾ß½É°æ |
Heart Sutra |
| ±Ý°°æ |
Diamond Sutra |
| Ⱦö°æ |
Garland Sutra / Avatamska Sutra |
| ¹ýȰæ |
Lotus Sutra / Saddharma Pundarika Sutra |
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Sakyamuni Buddha |
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Amitabha |
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Bhechadjaguru / Medicine Buddha |
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Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva / Bodhisattva of Mercy |
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Manjushiri Bodhisattva / the Bodhisattva of wisdom and intellect. |
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Samantabhadra Bodhisattva |
| ÁöÀ庸»ì |
Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva |
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| À°¹Ù¶ó¹Ð |
(the) Six Perfections / Six Paramitas 1) charity 2) morality 3) patience 4) energy 5) meditation 6) wisdom |
| º¹(ÜØ) |
Good Fortune |
| Áß»ý |
Sentient Beings |
| ºÒÈ |
Buddhist Painting |
| ÆÈ°í |
Eight kinds of Sufferings 1) Suffering of birth 2) Suffering of old age 3) Sickness 4) Death 5) Being apart from loved ones 6) Being together with despised ones 7)Not getting what one wants 8) Being attached to the five elemental aggregates of which one's body, mind, and environment are composed |
| ÆÈÁ¤µµ |
The Eightfold Noble Path |
| »ï°è |
Three Realms(Worlds) 1) Realm of desire, whose inhabitants are motivated appetites and sexual desire 2) The Form Realm, whose inhabitants have neither appetite nor sexual desire 3) The Formless Realm, whose inhabitants have no physical forms |
| »ïµ¶ |
Three Poisons(defilements) 1) desire 2) anger 3) ignorance |
| »ï¹ýÀÎ |
The Three Universal Truths / The Three Dharma Seals 1) Impermanence 2) Non-Self 3) Suffering |
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the Four Noble Truths |
| º¸»ì |
Bodhisattva |
| Àΰú(¹ý) |
(The Laws of) Cause & Effect. |
| ¾÷ |
Karma |
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(the Theory of) Dependent Origination |
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