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| − | Another term for Buddhist, so called because the person has entered "inside" the teachings of the [[Buddha]] by taking heartfelt [[refuge]] in the [[Three Jewels]], thus differentiating from an "[[outer being]]" (Tib: [[chi-pa]]) who relies on non-Buddhist philosophies and external phenomena as sources of happiness. | + | Another term for [[Buddhist]], so called because the [[person]] has entered "inside" the teachings of the [[Buddha]] by taking heartfelt [[refuge]] in the [[Three Jewels]], thus differentiating from an "[[outer being]]" (Tib: [[chi-pa]]) who relies on [[non-Buddhist]] [[philosophies]] and external [[phenomena]] as sources of [[happiness]]. |
Latest revision as of 17:44, 8 March 2024
inner being (Tib: nang-pa)
Another term for Buddhist, so called because the person has entered "inside" the teachings of the Buddha by taking heartfelt refuge in the Three Jewels, thus differentiating from an "outer being" (Tib: chi-pa) who relies on non-Buddhist philosophies and external phenomena as sources of happiness.
see also : Outer being
