it does not contain blood vessels
No,head contain nucleus and lysosome.The mid part contain mitochondria.
No they do not contain a nucleus.
Cranberries contain tannin
They contain ashes, cinders, and bombs.
I do not believe that this is recorded in the Tipitika.
Buddhism: The Tipitika (Tripitika). Hinduism: The Vedas and the Upanishads Judaism: The Torah
In the Tipitika, there are about 17,000 suttas (sutras). In the Tripitika (the Mahayana canon), there are many thousands more.
There are many copies of the Tipitika throughout the world. So it is kept in many places.Orginally, the Tipitika was not written down, but was recited at large gatherings of Buddhist monks called Councils. Several hundred years after the Buddha, it was first written down on palm leaves at Alu Vihare temple in Sri Lanka. Copies were made from that.
"Ti" means "three" or "triple", and "pitika" means basket, so tipitika means "Three Baskets".The three parts of the tipitika are the vinaya-pitaka(basket of the rules for fully-ordained monks and nuns) sutta-pitaka (basket of sermons, or basket of strings), and abhidhamma-pitaka (basket of further dhamma, or Buddhist psychology).
The Sutta Pitaka is one of the three collections (or baskets) in the Tipitika. The Sutta Pitika is the collection of the sermons of the Buddha.
No, there is nothing in the Tipitika like that.
The Tipitika (Tripitika), or Three Baskets.
Actually, those aren't earrings. Those are his years. According to the Tipitika, a Great Man has 32 physical marks, including long earlobes.
The Buddhist canon is called the Tipitika (Tripitika).This contains three parts:The Vinaya, or rules for monks and nunsThe suttas, or sermons of the BuddhaThe abhidhamma, or further dhamma, or Buddhist psychologyAfter the Tipitika, there are the traditional Commentaries, though these would not usually be called scriptural. In some schools of Buddhism, there are still later works as well, which could also be called scriptural for those schools. In Zen Buddhism, for example, there is the Blue Cliff Record.
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.
There are different parts to the tripitika/tipitika, and different parts were created by different people. The Sutta-Pitika and the Vinaya-Pitika were created primarily by the Buddha. All of the other parts were created by various people in the centuries that followed.