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[[five transcendent buddhas]] ([[wu fozhiwuzhi]]) who [[symbolize]] the various aspects of [[enlightened]] [[consciousness]]. | [[five transcendent buddhas]] ([[wu fozhiwuzhi]]) who [[symbolize]] the various aspects of [[enlightened]] [[consciousness]]. | ||
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[[Mahavairocana]]. | [[Mahavairocana]]. | ||
| − | Each one represents a family of related [[beings]] and a [[direction]]. Also known as [[cosmic buddhas]], [[jinas]], or [[tathagatas]]. | + | Each one represents a [[family]] of related [[beings]] and a [[direction]]. Also known as [[cosmic buddhas]], [[jinas]], or [[tathagatas]]. |
See also; “[[five wisdoms of a buddha]].” | See also; “[[five wisdoms of a buddha]].” | ||
Latest revision as of 20:45, 14 January 2024
five transcendent buddhas (wu fozhiwuzhi) who symbolize the various aspects of enlightened consciousness.
These five buddhas are;
Amitabha,
Amoghasiddhi,
Akshobhya,
Ratnasambhava, and
Mahavairocana.
Each one represents a family of related beings and a direction. Also known as cosmic buddhas, jinas, or tathagatas.
See also; “five wisdoms of a buddha.”
