Difference between revisions of "Buddha-State"

Revision as of 10:03, 26 November 2015

1

Buddha-state The word ”Buddha” is used in two ways:

    - one to refer to a person (who attained enlightenment), and

    -the other to refer to a state : the Buddha State

    (or the mind of enlightenment : the non-personal state of Buddhahood).

The concept of “Buddha-state” allows for emergence of many Buddhas. Buddhahood is not an exclusive property of one person. A state, which is valid for one person is also valid for a group of people having the same goal.

see also: The Trikaya or Three (or Four) ''Bodies''

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-#REDIRECT[[The Trikaya or Three (or Four) ''Bodies'']]
+{{DisplayImages|1}}1
+<poem>
+[[Buddha-state]] The [[word]] ”[[Buddha]]” is used in two ways:
+    - one to refer to a [[person]] (who [[attained enlightenment]]), and
+    -the other to refer to a [[state]] : the [[Buddha State]]
+    (or the [[mind of enlightenment]] : the [[non-personal state of Buddhahood]]).
+The {{Wiki|concept}} of “[[Buddha-state]]” allows for [[emergence]] of many [[Buddhas]]. [[Buddhahood]] is not an exclusive property of one [[person]]. A [[state]], which is valid for one [[person]] is also valid for a group of [[people]] having the same goal.
+see also: [[The Trikaya or Three (or Four) ''Bodies'']]
+</poem>
+{{R}}
+http://www.sokahumanism.com/nichiren-buddhism/SGI_Buddha.html
+[[Category:Buddhas]]