Ví dụ về việc sử dụng The sutras trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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And the sutras say,“go beyond language.
So it's not that you're helping me to find the sutras.
The sutras say,“A tathagata's forms are endless.
People who come to listen to the sutras must certainly be able to see.
The sutras say,“Everything that has a form is an illusion.”.
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Bassui responded:"I became a monk in my later years,never learning the sutras.
When the sutras are chanted, three great and powerful forces are activated.
Moreover, because worldlings do not understand the sutras and treatises, they misjudge such people.
According to the sutras, when we die, we are still fully cognizant of all that are going on around us.
Buddha's entire teachings as conveyed in the sutras never really depart from these three points.
But a closer analysis shows that merely being born in the Pure Landis not what is really promised in the Sutras.
That's how all the sutras in the East begin, always with“Now… Athato,” never otherwise.
She felt that what she saw in the garden was anincarnation of that“deep-rooted delusion” of which she had read in the Sutras.
It is also mentioned in the sutras that one should take rebirth in a family neither too wealthy nor too poor.
We know that the catuskoti was in the air because of certain questions that people asked the Buddha,in exchanges that come down to us in the sutras.
Tetsugen, a devotee of Zen in Japan, decided to publish the sutras, which at that time were available only in Chinese.
The sutras are quite a departure from the normal content of psychotherapy, in which one might ponder what truly makes one happy.
There are distinctive ways of defining andasserting these terms in the four Indian Buddhist schools of philosophical tenets of the sutras, and different ways in the four classes of tantra.
The Sutras describe various"powers","successes" or"perfections"(Sanskrit: siddhi) a yogin may attain through the conduit of Samyama.[6].
Sometimes when I used to take my doubts to my own lama, Khamtrul Rinpoche, he would just laugh andsay,“You don't have to believe everything you read in books,” or,“Everything you read in the sutras isn't true.”.
The sutras tell us that because our body is transformed from a finite and bounded form to a limitless and formless state when we die, the way we feel immediately following death is not all bad.
Even ifyou know by heart all 84,000 teachings of the Buddha, all the sutras and tantras, the hundreds of volumes of the Buddhistcanon, and can explain and teach it all, if in your daily life youdon't protect your mind from the delusions, the disturbing, obscuring thoughts, you're not practicing Dharma.
The Sutras are presented here with the original Sanskrit and with translation, transliteration, and commentary by Sri Swami Satchidananda, one of the most respected and revered Yoga Masters.
I feel there is a bridge between the sutras and tantras in the second and third turnings of the wheel, because in the second, the Buddha taught certain sutras which have different levels of meaning.
The Sutras are introduced right here in the purest type, with the original Sanskrit and with translation, transliteration, and commentary by Sri Swami Satchidananda, one of the most respected and revered.
This is only natural, because the sutras were first written in Indian languages, such as Sanskrit and Pali, about two thousand years ago; after being introduced into China, they were translated into Chinese, and these Chinese versions of the sutras were transmitted from China to Japan.