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| Painting, Wall-painting, 144х101 cm |
| Origin: China, Xinjiang, Karashar, Shiksha monastery, 8th century |
| Source of entry: Anthropology and Ethnography Museum, 1931 |
| Exibition: Chinese Art and Culture: 2000 BC - 20th century |
| Buddhist
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-- Britannica Online Encyclopedia Five monks are required for the ordination: the head ... > The bodhisattva ideal from the Buddhism article The purpose of the bodhisattva is to achieve ... |
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Ideal in Mahayana Experts among Non-monks. Bodhisattvas are not limited to those who have followed the arhant path. Though Mahayana Buddhism also depends heavily on monk ... |
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on Buddhism: laymen and monks The most obvious lay quality and thus, the most noticeable trait of the bodhisattva, is generosity. They layman is to give regularly to the monks, ... |
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