culture   Buddhist
23 commonsense assertions
Concepts (23) • reincarnation (1) • meditation (1) • lotus flower (1) • monastic life (1) • nirvana (1) • prayer (1) • bodhisattva (1) • stupa (1) • suffering (1) • dalai lama (1) • four noble truths (1) • gautama (1) • non-violence (1) • rituals and ceremonies (1) • yoga (1) • bodhi tree (1) • emptiness (1) • monotheistic (1) • warrior ethos (1) • cow (1) five elements (1) • heart sutra (1) • trident (1) • more
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1 reincarnation Buddhist Buddhist philosophy centers on the belief in reincarnation and the cycle of rebirth based on karma. 43
2 meditation Buddhist Meditation is widely practiced for spiritual and mental well-being in Buddhist culture. 27
3 lotus flower Buddhist The lotus flower is a symbol of purity and enlightenment in Buddhist culture. 24
4 monastic life Buddhist Buddhist monastic life is a highly revered lifestyle of renunciation and spiritual practice. 12
5 nirvana Buddhist Nirvana is the ultimate spiritual goal in Buddhism, representing liberation from suffering and the cycle of rebirth. 7
6 prayer Buddhist Buddhist prayer involves meditation, incense offerings, and daily individual practice. 7
7 bodhisattva Buddhist Bodhisattva is an enlightened being in Buddhism who delays their own enlightenment to help others achieve liberation with compassion. 6
8 stupa Buddhist The stupa is a sacred Buddhist monument used for meditation and reverence, containing relics. 6
9 suffering Buddhist Suffering is an inherent part of life and a path to enlightenment in Buddhist culture. 5
10 dalai lama Buddhist The Dalai Lama is a revered spiritual leader in Tibetan Buddhism and symbol of compassion and wisdom. 4
11 four noble truths Buddhist The four noble truths are central teachings in Buddhist culture that address suffering, its causes, cessation, and the path to liberation. 4
12 gautama Buddhist Gautama is Siddhartha Gautama, the revered founder of Buddhism and historical Buddha. 4
13 non-violence Buddhist Buddhist teachings emphasize non-violence and compassion as core principles. 3
14 rituals and ceremonies Buddhist Buddhist rituals encompass meditation, chanting, and ritualistic elements practiced in temples and monasteries. 3
15 yoga Buddhist Buddhist culture has a long history of practicing yoga as an ancient spiritual and physical practice for well-being. 3
16 bodhi tree Buddhist The bodhi tree is a revered symbol in Buddhism, as it is the site of Buddha's enlightenment. 2
17 emptiness Buddhist Emptiness is a fundamental concept in Buddhist philosophy, representing the non-inherent nature of all phenomena. 2
18 monotheistic Buddhist Buddhism is a monotheistic culture that does not emphasize monotheistic beliefs or tithing practices. 2
19 warrior ethos Buddhist In Buddhist cultures, the warrior ethos is discouraged in favor of peaceful conflict resolution. 2
20 cow Buddhist In Buddhist culture, cows are considered sacred and revered animals. 1
21 five elements Buddhist The five elements are integral to Tibetan Buddhist culture, representing earth, water, fire, air, and space and used in rituals and meditation. 1
22 heart sutra Buddhist Reciting the Heart Sutra is a common practice in Mahayana Buddhism for seeking enlightenment and understanding reality. 1
23 trident Buddhist The trident is a symbol of power and trinity in Buddhist culture, often associated with gods like Shiva and Avalokiteshvara. 1