The Dharma: Or The Religion of Enlightenment; an Exposition of Buddhism

Amitâbha ANÂTMAN Anguttara Nikaya Ashvajit's stanza âtman attained birth Blessed bliss Bodhi Bodhisattva bodily existence Brahman Buddhahood Buddhas arise Buddhas is sure Buddhist Chants called ceases cessation compound things conformations death deeds deny the existence Dhammapada dhammo Dharma disciples discovered and mastered doctrine ence eternal evil fact a Buddha faith fixed and necessary formulated FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS glorious Buddhas Gospel of Buddha heart incarnation individual Jataka Karma lamp life's lives the order lust Mahâyâna mains a fact Maudgalyâyana mind minutely explains monks moral name and form necessary constitution Nikaya Nirvâna noble truth norm nounces originated Pâli path Paul Carus Peace is gained permanent priests rebirth refuge REINCARNATION religion of enlightenment Sabbe salvation samskâra Samyutta Nikaya Sangha sankhâra saranam gacchâmi selfhood sensation sense Shâriputra skandha soul soul-forms suffering sure and everlasting teaches thing-in-itself thou thought THREE CHARACTERISTICS tion transient transmigration UNCREATE unformed veramanî sikkhâpadam wisdom word