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| − | [[File:Maitreya-012.jpg|thumb|250px|]] | + | #REDIRECT [[Four Bodhisattvas]] |
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| − | four [[Bodhisattvas]]
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| − | [四菩薩] (Jpn shi-bosatsu )
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| − | Different groups of four [[Bodhisattvas]] who are referred to in various Buddhist scriptures. In the [[Lotus Sutra]], they are the four leaders of the [[Bodhisattvas]] of the Earth described in the "Emerging from the Earth" (fifteenth) chapter: Superior Practices, Boundless Practices, Pure Practices, and Firmly Established Practices. According to Tao-hsien's Supplement to "The Words and Phrases of the [[Lotus Sutra]]," they signify respectively the four virtues of [[The Buddha]]'s [[Life]]: true self, eternity, purity, and [[Happiness]]. The four [[Bodhisattvas]] described in the Flower Garland [[Sutra]] are [[Dharma]] [[Wisdom]], Forest of Merits, Diamond Banner, and Diamond Storehouse. Other sets of four [[Bodhisattvas]] to which this term applies are [[Manjushri]], Universal Worthy, Perceiver of the [[World]]'s Sounds, and [[Maitreya]]; and [[Manjushri]], Universal Worthy, [[Medicine King]], and Perceiver of the [[World]]'s Sounds.
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