kancho
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head abbot.
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Kannon
(alternate spellings: Kuan-yin)
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See Avalokiteśvara
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karuna
(Language: Sanskrit)
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compassion
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keishaku
(Language: Japanese)
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kensho
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to attain satori.
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kesa
(Language: Japanese)
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In Buddhism, the stole or scarf worn by clergy, indicating their ordained status.
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ki-ho-ittai
(Language: Japanese)
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Signifying the oneness of the Buddha or dharma and all beings, or foolish beings.
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kimyo
(Language: Japanese)
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“I take refuge,” equivalent to namu/namo as the expression dedication to the Buddha.
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koan
(Language: Japanese)
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used to describe a phrase or a statement that cannot be solved by the intellect
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Kobo Daishi
(alternate spellings: Kukai)
(Language: Japanese)
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Daishi (774-835) was the founder of the Japanese Shingon sect of Buddhism
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