Chinese Buddhism

Early Chinese Buddhism therefore assumed that this was also the teaching of the Buddha.

Chinese Buddhism possesses a full bhikkuni tradition.

It is one of the most important Chinese Buddhism temples on the Chinese mainland.

"The two truths in chinese buddhism".

Chinese Buddhism lists five virtues; gentleness, kindness, respectfulness, thriftiness and humility.

Guan Yin is the bodhisattva of compassion and wisdom in Chinese Buddhism.

In Chinese Buddhism this was understood to mean that ultimate reality is not a transcendental realm, but equal to the daily world of relative reality.

The most popular religions are the Chinese ethnic religion, Chinese Buddhism and Taoism.

Chinese Buddhism tends to honor Dīpankara as one of many Buddhas of the past.

However, Chinese Buddhism later settled on the Dharmaguptaka Vinaya.

Chinese Buddhism (influence)

In Chinese Buddhism dhyana may refer to all kind of meditation techniques and their preparatory practices which can be used to attain samadhi.

Vegetarianism, and abstinence from alcohol and tobacco (from traditional Chinese Buddhism)

Buddhist logic has been often misunderstood by scholars of Chinese Buddhism because they lack the necessary background in Indian logic.

Buddhism further diversified, into Chinese Buddhism and Japanese Buddhism schools.

A total of nearly 150 young Tanzanian matriculants have been sent to South Africa to study Chinese Buddhism over the past six years.

D. in Religious Studies (Chinese Buddhism) from Temple University in Philadelphia.

Also in Mahayana Buddhism, to which Chinese Buddhism belongs, gender is no obstacle to Enlightenment.

Zhiyi is famous for being the first in the history of Chinese Buddhism to elaborate a complete, critical and systematic classification of the Buddhist teachings.

In Chinese Buddhism, the West represents movement toward the Buddha or enlightenment (see Journey to the West).

In Chinese Buddhism, these exist (translated chih kuan), but Chán (Zen) meditation is more popular.

In Chinese Buddhism, there are usually laypersons, who are depicted wearing a black robe and sometimes a brown sash, denoting that they received the five precepts.

"Hungry ghosts" play a role in Chinese Buddhism and Taoism as well as in Chinese folk religion.

Kumārajīva revolutionized Chinese Buddhism with his high quality translations, which are still praised for their flowing smoothness, clarity of meaning, subtlety, and literary skill.

This was the first Buddhist sutra in Chinese language and has the pride of place in the history of Chinese Buddhism.