Examples of 'indian buddhist' in a sentence

Meaning of "indian buddhist"

Indian Buddhist: refers to a person who practices or follows the teachings of Buddhism in India. This phrase is used to describe individuals in the Indian community who adhere to the principles and beliefs of Buddhism

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Indian Buddhist rhetoric places value in calm and humorous discourse.
Vasubandhu is one of the most influential thinkers in the Indian Buddhist philosophical tradition.
Indian Buddhist Tantra also views humans as a microcosmos which mirrors the macrocosmos.
The traveler can clearly see smidgens of Indian Buddhist art in the former workings.
The sixth century Indian Buddhist master Chandrakirti explained three criteria to validate any perception.
He decided to travel to India to study with renowned Indian Buddhist masters.
The eighth century Indian Buddhist master Shantideva explained that unless we can see a target.
The architect based his design on ancient Indian Buddhist styles.
The ancient Indian Buddhist also participated in politics.
Xuanzang was known for his industrious translation of Indian Buddhist texts to Chinese.
He was an Indian Buddhist priest.
Indian Buddhist monks.
They cover all of the main four Indian Buddhist philosophical schools.
Indian Buddhist thought.
But not directly an Indian Buddhist one.

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Some lost Indian Buddhist texts were subsequently recovered from translated Chinese copies.
Who had been educated at the Indian Buddhist university at Nalanda.
The Indian Buddhist Federation promotes the protection of the ancient languages of Pali and Sanskrit.
This translation is traditionally attributed to the Indian Buddhist monk Saṅghavarman Ch.
It is defined in Indian Buddhist texts as any unreal, illusory or mind created apparition.
CE was the earliest known translator of Indian Buddhist texts into Chinese.
His work focuses on Indian Buddhist philosophy, which he engages in a constructive and comparative way.
Because of these stylistic traits, the sculpture was probably influenced by Indian Buddhist iconography.
Th or 7th century was an influential Indian Buddhist philosopher who worked at Nālandā.
Although most of the Tibetan-Mongolian medical system derives from other Indian Buddhist.
Edward Conze splits the development of Indian Buddhist philosophy into three phases.
Of the early Indian Buddhist schools, only the Pudgalavada-school diverged from this basic teaching.
The author is Ryuju, who was an Indian Buddhist scholar.
Huili - Indian Buddhist monk and founder of the Lingyin temple.
Shantideva was an 8th century Indian Buddhist monk and scholar at Nalanda monastery.
Indian Buddhist texts call it an unreal, illusory, or mind-created apparition.
Schopen 's research focuses on Indian Buddhist monastic life and early Mahāyāna movements.
The great Indian Buddhist monastic universities of Bihar, such as Nalanda, the home institution.
During the second century, Nagarjuna, an Indian Buddhist philosopher developed the Mahayana school of thought.
You may have heard about the Indian Buddhist Master Padmasambhava, whose name means " lotus born . ".

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