Devadatta
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In Buddhism, the evil accomplice of Ajātaśatru
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Dhammapada
(Language: Pali)
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a collection of verses composed in Pali giving the foundation of Buddhist moral philosophy
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Dharmakara
(Language: Sanskrit)
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Sanskrit name for the Bodhisattva who established a place where all beings can attain Enlightenment.
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Dharmakaya
(alternate spellings: Dhamma-kaya)
(Language: Sanskrit)
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Literally, “dharma body”; in Mahāyāna Buddhism, the supreme and non-manifest form of the Buddhas, personified as the Ādi-Buddha.
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dhyana
(Language: Sanskrit)
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meditation
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Dhyani Buddha
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Buddha “of meditation”
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dokusan
(Language: Japanese)
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go alone
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