What does Buddha mean?

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Buddha is a god in the Buddhist religion.

Buddha Sahib is the founder of Buddhism.

Buddha means "Enlightened One"

Buddha means "the enlightening one"

Buddha equals weed.

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The word Buddha is literally translated to mean "the enlightened one" or "the awakened one". Buddha himself was said to use his insight to help people to end their suffering.

Buddha was Siddhartha Gautama, a prince who grew up in luxury. The term Buddha means the Enlightened one.

Amida Buddha is the embodiment of compassion and wisdom. He is not an actual historic figure

since buddha is known as "the enlightened one", it probably means to die enlightened

Buddha means "awakened one" or "enlightened one"

Sanskrit for "Awakened"...meaning a Buddha is one who is Awake. When you see "The Buddha", they are referring to the historical founder of Buddhism, Gautama Buddha. ~ Eric Putkonen

the enlightened one

The Buddha is the title given to Siddhatta after he attained enlightenment. It means, "The Enlightened One", or "The Awakened One."

"Buddha" means "Awakened One". Sidhartha Gautama became known as The Buddha after his awakening.

You should not cling on anything. Not even on the Buddha, his teaching or any other authority.

Ananda term is related to the chief desciple of Buddha. He was also personel assistant to the Buddha.

Namu = homage, respect, praise Shakyamuni = is a name for Gautama Buddha, the historical founder of Buddhism. Shakyamuni means, 'sage of the shakyas.' Buddha was born into the Shakya tribe. Butsu= Buddha therefore, 'Namu Shakyamuni Buddha' can be translated as 'Homage to the Shakyamuni Buddha.' Hope that helps!

Well, it reli depends on what hes talking about but dreamin about Buddha in general means that you need to find peace and be more calm. Although it is normal for Buddhists to dream about Buddha.

The word "Buddha" does not exist in the Christian's Bible. It may exist in one of the other religion's "Bibles", however.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'save', but buddha taught Buddhism to many people and how to meditate, become enlightened etc.

Buddha is the Pali word for "enlightened one". When one is enlightened that means that one has broken out of the samsara (circle of life).

Buddha means 'The Enlightened one.'

the buddha taught it for his next 45 years.

enlightened one means buddha

The Three Jewels are also known as the "Gachchamis". The first of these, Buddha, is stated as Buddham, sharanam, gachchami and means "I go to the feet of the Awakened One". The Buddha, as referenced in this jewel, can be taken to mean the historical Buddha, or to mean the Buddha's nature or ideal within everyone. Buddha can also be taken to mean Buddhahood or the attainment of Buddhahood, meaning finding the pinnacle of your…

In sanskrit Mara means "bitterness" he was a demon who battled Buddha (Sidhartha) in his own mind...(possession). Until Buddha conqured him.

The image of the Buddha represents the first of the three jewels, Buddha or the enlightened mind. Buddhist venerate images of Buddha because to them in their minds it represents the Living Buddha, because people do not posses the Karma to see a Buddha they believe instead that the image is that of Buddha. It is almost like paying memorial to a lost one by lighting a candle or putting some flowers down in front…

Buddha is a title meaning "one who is awake." Within Buddhism it is generally accepted that sentient being are walking around in ignorance/delusion and it causes suffering. A Buddha is one who is no longer deluded by their ignorance and have "woken up."

There are two translations for it: "The Enlightened One" and "The Awakened One". Neither of these is a literal translation. The word "Buddha" does not have an exact English counterpart.

The original Buddha was from India, but many of the Dravidians and indigenous people had dark complexion. Black doesn't mean African. There are many black all over the world but they are not African. The Buddha was most likely black not Indo-European.

the Most popular Buddha Statues are as follows, Shakyamuni buddha statues Medicine Buddha Statues Meditation Buddha Statues Laughing Buddha Statues Amitabha Buddha statues Blessing Buddha Statues Nirvana Buddha Statues Samantabadhra Buddha Statues Thai Buddha Statues Maitreya Buddha Statues Dhyani Buddha Statues Feng shui Buddha Statues Vairochana Buddha Statues Akshobhya Buddha Statues Standing Buddha Statues

Miroku is the Japanese name for Maitreya, the Buddha of the future.

By "the Buddha" I presume you mean G.K. Chesterton, the author of the phrase you quoted? It means that faith without action is worthless.

Offering coins to the Buddha are done so in an effort to secure one's prosperity. This is a shallow and superstitious practice that has nothing to do with the message that the Buddha brought to the world.

Buddha gained KNOWLEDGE OF SELF in his lifetime. Before him Hindu beleived that worshipping the gods was the only mean to reach god after death. But Buddha found NIRVANA in this life without doing any ritual.

Buddha Is As Buddha Does has 288 pages.

I'm not sure what you mean by holy, but the Buddha is revered, or greatly respected for the realizations he had about the human condition and the teachings he offered to quell suffering as a result of those realizations.

A Buddha is one who has attained Bodhi and Bhodi means 'wisdom'

Buddha Is As Buddha Does was created on 2008-02-26.

The seven lucky Buddha statues are said to represent many instances in life like wealth, happiness, good luck, and the like. The seven statues are money Buddha, lucky Buddha, ingot Buddha, laughing Buddha, freedom Buddha, relaxing Buddha, and wealthy Buddha.

The ISBN of Buddha Is As Buddha Does is 978-0-06-085953-4.

i am not a buddihst but my friend is she told me the three jewels are very important and heres why The Three Jewels are also known as the "Gachchamis". The first of these, Buddha, is stated as Buddham, sharanam, gachchami and means "I go to the feet of the Awakened One". The Buddha, as referenced in this jewel, can be taken to mean the historical Buddha, or to mean the Buddha's nature or ideal…

You mean Buddha? He use to starve himself, but later he started eating normally.

The term "buddhism" means that you believe in Buddha and you are of the religion. buddhism is a religion

According to the Tipitika, he had a knob on the top of his head, that is, that was the shape of his head when he was born. This was said to be one of the 32 signs of a great man, destined to be either a world king or a Buddha.

Buddha and Jesus were both leaders of a very large group and both taught that they were very important men and should mean everything to thier "people".

Yes, because he was a Buddha!

Well there are quite a few different positions the Buddha is shown in for statues. He can be sitting, standing, reclining or sitting resting on his knee (resting Buddha). When he is shown sitting or standing his hands can be in differnt positions, called mudras. These mudras incluing the palm up (no fear) which indicates the Buddha is telling us there is nothing to fear; touching Earth (Earth witness) which is how he told Maya…