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Saint of one of the highest ranks who has attained nirvana in Buddhism?
Arhat
What is the name given to a spiritual practitioner of Buddhism who has achieved Nirvana?
Arhat
What is the name of the enlightened of Buddhism?
The name is The Buddha. The one who has found the way to Nirvana
What is an arhat?
An Arahant (or Arahat as it is more commonly known) is someone who has become enlightened, but through the help of someone else, i.e. they could not achieve enlightenment on their own. For example, after the Buddha first became enlightened, he taught the five ascetics that followed him about how he himself had become enlightened, and after hearing these teachings, the ascetics in turn became enlightened, but they had not done so through their own meditation etc.
Meaning of the word arhat?
Arhan means 'Worthy One', usually talking about Buddha.
What has the author Hanna Naumenko-Arhat written?
Hanna Naumenko-Arhat has written: 'Opovidky sorochynoho khutora'
The ideal of the Theravada branch is the?
arhat.
What are the 5 steps to nirvana?
In orthodox Buddhism, there are said to be four steps to nibbana/nirvana. 1) Stream Winner. 2) Once Returner; 3) Non-returner and 4) Arhat, or one who has attained nibbana/nirvana.
What is the difference between the concept of Arhat and the Mahayana concept of the Boddhisatva?
The difference in the concept of Arhat and the Mahayana concept of the Boddhisatva is the difference in the set of obscurations.
What does gompa mean in Buddhism?
gompa means temples in buddhism
Compare and contrast Mahayana Buddhism and Theravada Buddhism?
Mahayana Buddhism and Theravada Buddhism are two major branches of Buddhism that differ in their beliefs and practices. Theravada, often seen as the more conservative tradition, emphasizes individual enlightenment through meditation and adherence to the original teachings of the Buddha, focusing on the Arhat as the ideal practitioner. In contrast, Mahayana Buddhism introduces concepts like the Bodhisattva, who delays enlightenment to help others achieve it, and incorporates a broader range of texts and practices. While both share core Buddhist principles, Mahayana tends to be more inclusive and adaptable, appealing to a wider audience.
What does Anatta mean in Buddhism?
In Buddhism, anatta means "non-self" or "absence of separate self."
