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Namaste! Greetings! Buďte pozdravení!
(Prajna) is the
Sanskrit word used by the Buddha to refer to Supreme Wisdom. This is the
Temple of Prajna.
V sanskrite, ako ho Budha používal,
(pradžna) značí najvyššiu múdrosť. Toto je chrám pradžny.
Here are some of my thoughts about prajna, and our obvious lack thereof:
Tu sú moje myšlienky o pradžne a o nás, ktorí ju ešte nemáme:
Wisdom springs from understanding.
Understanding stems from experience. Experience buds from mistakes. We make mistakes because of ignorance. |
Múdrosť je splodená z pochopenia.
Pochopenie zo skúsenosti. Skúsenosť z chýb. Chyby z nevedomosti. |
So, ultimately, wisdom is a natural outgrowth of ignorance. Therefore, there is hope for us! | Tak múdrosť z nevedomosti prirodzene vyrastá. Preto nám stále nádej zostáva! |
These are the three refuges every Buddhist takes:
Toto sú tri útočiská každého budhistu:
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These are usually said three times in a row.
Tieto sa obyčajne tri razy opakujú.
Four Noble Truths
Štyri vznešené pravdy
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The Eightfold Path
Osmorý chodník
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Budha často na otázky v podobenstvách odpovedal. Tu sú niektoré z nich:
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e-mail: zen@buddhist.com
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