Buddhism 
.... The great
goal of
Buddhism is to discover a method of knowing about and understanding the world that is as valid in one historical moment as in any other. ....
(1639
7
)
Buddhism
.... Nirvana or the extinction of all desire is the
goal of
Buddhism. We can only achieve this
goal by following the Eightfold Path of Righteousness. ....
(2463
10
)
Theravada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism
.... The
goal of Theravada
Buddhism is to help people become arhats and release them from samsara at their death. Only a human being can attain nirvana. ....
(266
1
)
Buddhism: A Way of Life & Thought
.... in the West (140). Zen is the simplest form of
Buddhism: There is in truth no
goal to be attained. Even satori, enlightenment, is ....
(1530
6
)
Buddhism: A Personal Experience
.... Eight activities - a very specific course of actions - that must be simultaneously developed to realize the
goal, Nirvana. According to
Buddhism, any "Being ....
(2693
11
)
Buddhism and Hinduism
.... Since
Buddhism is both grounded in and a rebellion against Hinduism, it is .... small an object for perpetual enthusiasm." (Smith, 1958, p. 17) The
goal of success ....
(2912
12
)
Buddhism and Alternative Counseling Strategies
....
Buddhism and Emotional Issues: The Case of Anger Epstein (1998) has pointed out that Buddhist meditation and psychotherapy share the common
goal of assisting ....
(1947
8
)
Analysis of Buddhism and Buddha
.... of thought can anyone truly hope to find enlightenment, and can progress towards this
goal occur. Freedom is the essence, the prime character of
Buddhism. ....
(1833
7
)
Purpose of Existence Views of Buddhism & Islam
Buddhism and Islam have very different visions of the ultimate
goal of humanity and, accordingly, possess strikingly different views on the meaning and purpose ....
(1757
7
)
Buddhism Buddhism, one of the major religio
.... infinite. However, Mahayana
Buddhism went beyond this, unsatisfied with merely attaining personal nirvana as an ultimate
goal. The ....
(1301
5
)
History of Theravada Buddhism
.... the effects of cultural liberation in general, but may experience something like freedom in connection with the notion that the
goal of
Buddhism as such is the ....
(3856
15
)
Figure of Shiva
.... An important key to the Four Noble Truths is that they have a significance that is cosmically elusive, yet always a
goal.
Buddhism, which began in India but ....
(2433
10
)
The Eightfold Noble Path & Ashtanga Yoga
.... quite an austere system, unlike
Buddhism, which has proven adaptable to many different ways of living in the world. Ashtanga is very focused and
goal oriented. ....
(1129
5
)
Views of Religion
.... The soul is the self, and it is the
goal of
Buddhism to detach the self from all that is not-self and so to achieve Nibbana. In ....
(2038
8
)
Buddhism
.... other main path, is also known as the Smaller Vehicle or Southern
Buddhism. .... conduct, wisdom, and meditation to become an Arhat, the ultimate
goal is Buddhahood ....
(814
3
)
Survey of World Religions
.... Godhead which is abstract and impersonal. Nirvana, or bliss, is the ultimate
goal of
Buddhism. This nirvana is accomplished by the ....
(2928
12
)
Cha'an Buddhism (Zen)
.... or herself: In this sense Zen is not bound to any religion, including
Buddhism. .... a "method" that brings people living in ignorance to the "
goal" of liberation ....
(1406
6
)
Western & Buddhist Models of Mental Health
....
Buddhism reaches beyond this
goal and focuses on empowering the individual to alter the process of his or her consciousness. Despite ....
(1599
6
)
Approaches to Buddhism
.... Mahayana sees karma as a more common feature of
Buddhism. .... Arhats in Nikaya see nirvana as a
goal for the individual, with the help of a teacher, following the ....
(1357
5
)
Zen Buddhism & the Arts
.... be seen as the peculiarly Chinese way of accomplishing the Buddhist
goal of seeing .... Unlike other forms of
Buddhism, Zen holds that such freedom of mind cannot ....
(4140
17
)
Zen Buddhism: Characteristics and Origins
.... The Enlightenment experience in Zen
Buddhism might or might not be the same as .... of God, one avoids that pain, thus accomplishing the Buddhist
goal of detachment ....
(2132
9
)
Effects of Buddhism for Women in Medieval Period
.... obstructions that the preoccupations of male-centered histories of
Buddhism have put .... have had to overcome greater natural forces in order to achieve her
goal. ....
(3294
13
)
Psychological Approaches in the East & the West
.... it the
goal of helping the individual toward a greater capacity for both love and work, this is understood in a very different way than that of
Buddhism. ....
(2296
9
)
Hinduism and Buddhism
....
Buddhism attacks the ritualistic aspect of Brahmanism because it considers it less .... peace and freedom form unhappiness and misery was the final
goal of every ....
(2573
10
)
Health & Buddhism & Hinduism
.... between Hinduism and
Buddhism in regard to the central symbolism of both is the cosmology both espouse. Both claim that the ultimate non-
goal of their ....
(2545
10
)
History of Zen Buddhism
.... Tibetan
Buddhism likewise comprises a tradition of the "Short Path," considered as a .... Zen term for awakening, and its achievement is the major
goal of this ....
(2846
11
)
Buddhism & Islam
.... movements in Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, and
Buddhism the Sufi path is a way of purification (tasawwuf), a discipline of mind and body whose
goal is to ....
(3178
13
)
Buddhism & Christianity
.... Unity of God, Self, and neighbor is the
goal of Christian life and, in this sense, it is similar to
Buddhism's Eightfold Path to Righteousness. ....
(3336
13
)
The Buddhist Tradition in India, China, and Japan: A Review
.... The editors'
goal was, as far as possible, to allow
Buddhism and Buddhists to speak for themselves, rather than be filtered through the editors' biases and ....
(1608
6
)
The Paradox of Intention Introduction The quote
.... Instead, reversal of intention recognizes that the old
goal of security is impossible to obtain and needs to be .... In
Buddhism, the focus is on skillful means. ....
(1794
7
)
