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Buddhist Terms from Lecture

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  1. 1T'ien-Tai SchoolChinese "Lotus School" with 5 periods and 8 teachings, and 3 levels of truth.
  2. 2Hua-Yen SchoolHua-Yen Sutra. We see all things according to interdependence and interrelatedness.
  3. 3Pure Land School"Easy path", through devotion you can be brought into the Pure Land
  4. 4Ch'an School (Zen)Meditation -> things for what they really are -> enjoying life
  5. 5KoanZen puzzle used to prevent logic.
  6. 6MaitreyaBodhisattva preserved to be the future Buddha.
  7. 7BudaiCh'an monk, pictured as obese and bald, but happy and charitable. Also called the laughing Buddha.
  8. 8WonhyoHarmonized the different Buddhist scools
  9. 9Nichiren SchoolArgued other Buddhist schools were heretical. All you had to do was recite the name of the text to find your Buddha Nature.
  10. 10True Pure LandTakes Amida's vows seriously, focuses on salvation and being at the mercy of the Buddha.
  11. 11MantrasWords or formulas used to evoke deities t achieve certain goals.
  12. 12MandalasCircular diagrams of deities and Buddhist concepts in order to help visualise realms and inner awakening.
  13. 13MudrasBody movements or gestures which have symbolic meaning.
  14. 14LamaSuperior one.
  15. 15TulkusA person or lineage who is reborn.
  16. 16The Red Hat SchoolHas the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
  17. 17Yellow Hat SchoolDalai Lama
  18. 18D T SuzukiBrought Buddhism to the West
  19. 19DhammakayaFastest growing reform group, popular amongst the affluent, argues that earning money is ok.
  20. 20Santi AsokeArgues for austere practices and an end to the superstitious.
  21. 21Phra BoonsongFocuses on the environment, on helping fish and cleaning rivers.

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