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• Vajrāvalī
  ...{{Wiki|ceremonies}} to be performed within a [[monastic]] [[compound]]" ([[Mori]] 2009: 1). According to the colophon, this {{Wiki|manuscript}} was written
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• Y Karunadasa
  ...i]] and T. Endo, [[Pali]] Text ::{{Wiki|Society}}, {{Wiki|London}}, 1995 [[Mori]], [[Sodo]], [[Y. Karunadasa]] & Toshiichi Endo (1994). [[Pali]] [[Atthakat
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• Who was the most eccentric Buddhist monk of all time?
  ...recount here. It should be noted that [[Ikkyu]] was in his eighties when [[Mori]] was nearing thirty - just chalk that up as another mark of an {{Wiki|ecce
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• Tathagatagarbha doctrine
  In the 1970s, the [[Japanese]] roboticist Masahiro [[Mori]] popularized the [[idea]] that robots, under certain [[conditions]], may p [[Mori]] has since founded an institute to study the [[metaphysical]] implications
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• Atthakathá
  ...] refer to this for the material it details. In both {{Wiki|Sinhalese}} ([[Mori]] et al. 1994) and [[Burmese]]
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• How to Make Your Life Most Beneficial for Sentient Beings, Even with Your Speech
  ...NÄN / KOTINI YUTA SHATA SAHA SRAA NÄN / [[OM]] BOBORI / TSARI NI* TSARI / MORI GOLI TSALA WAARI====
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• SKULL SYMBOL MEANING IN DIFFERENT TRADITIONS
  ...n include skulls, this represents the {{Wiki|Latin}} expression “Memento [[Mori]]”, meaning “Remember that you shall [[die]]”; this kind of [[Rosarie
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• Tathāgatagarbha doctrine
  ...that robots, under certain [[conditions]], may possess [[Buddha-nature]]. Mori has since founded an institute to study the [[metaphysical]] implications o
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• Permanent Buddhism: Mark Hay’s article on Culturally-sensitive Buddhist Tattoos
  ...satisfying than any clean and crisp, perfectly executed design. Momento [[mori]] for reelziez. Delivered while rubbing the gleaming scales of a {{Wiki|sna
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• Shunryu Suzuki
  [[Zoun-in]] is in a small village called [[Mori]], [[Shizuoka]] in [[Japan]]. [[Suzuki]] arrived during a 100-day practice [[Shunryu]] began again attending upper-elementary school in [[Mori]], but [[So-on]] did not supply proper [[clothes]] for him. He was the [[su
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• The Hongwan-ji
  ...the unfaithful {{Wiki|General}} planned an unexpected assault upon Sagi-no-mori with a large {{Wiki|army}}. To capture Kennyo as prisoner of [[war]], his s
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• Secret Teachings of the Tibetan Book of the Dead
  ...self for a good [[after-life]]. In [[Western]] {{Wiki|Europe}}, "Memento [[mori]]" is a [[phrase]] that has been used for it. ...f solidly for a good after-life in the beyond. In Western Europe, "Memento mori" is a phrase that has been used for it.
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• A First Investigation of Abhayākaragupta’s Madhyamakamañjarī
  ...and concluding verses of 3 MM, see Luo 2018. Lee 2003: 21.4 See below.5 [[Mori]] (2009: 3) also takes the commentary on the [[Vajrāvalī]] and [[Niṣpan ...inions with regard to the authenticity of these works were summarized by [[Mori]] (2009: 4), who accepted 24 works and further classified them into six 10
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• Tibetan Buddhist Teachings on Death and Impermanence
  ...ng [[Christian]] contemplatives, for example, is the expression "Memento [[mori]]" -- "remember that you will [[die]]." [[Buddhist teachings]] encourage [[
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• Atthakatha
  ...] refer to this for the material it details. In both {{Wiki|Sinhalese}} ([[Mori]] ''et al.'' 1994) and [[Burmese]]
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• Tantric Ritual Objects Formed Of Human Bones
  ...xamples show that the use of [[death]] {{Wiki|representations}} (momento [[mori]]) made of [[human]] bone is not somethingunique to [[Tibetan Buddhism]] bu
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• Vidyaraja
  ...{{Wiki|Tokyo}}, Palo Alto, {{Wiki|New York}}, San Francisco, 1987; Hisaki Mori, Sculptures of [[Kamakura Period]], Heibonsha/John Weatherhill, {{Wiki|New
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• Skeletons, Skulls and Bones
  ...[[monks]] and [[scholars]] kept skulls on their desks to serve as momento mori -- reminders of the immanence of [[death]] -- for much the same [[reasons]
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• Mind monkey
  [[File:Mori Sosen BaikaEnkou-zu.jpg|thumb|''Monkeys in a plum [[tree]]'' by [[Mori]] Sosen (1747–1821)]]
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• Deprofessionalisation of Buddhist Priests in Contemporary Japan
  ...of graveyard running by [[Buddhist]] [[temples]] has been questioned by [[Mori]] (1993; 2000) on legal grounds. Various professional [[activities]] dealin ...ent should be responsible for providing [[burial grounds]]. According to [[Mori]], therefore, it is illogical that [[Buddhist]] [[temples]], which are [[re
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