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Translation of Buddhism in Spanish:

Buddhism

budismo, n.

Pronunciation /ˈbudɪzəm/ /ˈbʊdɪzəm/ /ˈbʊdɪz(ə)m/

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noun

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    budismo masculine
    • My own interest has been in the actual practice of Buddhism in Buddhist lands today.
    • The goal of Buddhism is nirvana, a transcendence of the confines of mind and body.
    • Much of Kendo's philosophy is drawn from Zen and from Buddhism and from Shintoism.
    • Falun Gong is a mixture of Buddhism, Taoism and meditation and breathing exercises.
    • She wrote about her adventures and what she learned about Buddhism and the mysteries of Tibet.
    • Ergo, Buddhism would have a western flavour in the west while keeping to the teachings of the Buddha.
    • The Qianlong Emperor surpassed his predecessors as a patron of Buddhism and Buddhist art.
    • Depending on the sect of Buddhism, the word bodhisattva has essentially two meanings.
    • The practice of Dharma refers to following Buddhism's Eightfold Path to Enlightenment.
    • Zen is the common name for this branch of Buddhism in Japanese as well as in English.
    • Since its beginnings, the Hindu religion in Bali has been closely related to Buddhism.
    • So we were very eager to practice Buddhism in such a way that we could bring it into society.
    • This seems to be the point of convergence between Christianity and Buddhism.
    • The study of Buddhism over the past century or so has resembled the encounter of the blind men and the elephant in many ways.
    • This awakening is the crucial watershed in the Buddha's life and the key reference point for Buddhism.
    • This all changed when Hsiao gained a spiritual interest in Buddhism a decade ago.
    • Place this religious psychology alongside Buddhism, with its fleeing of the world.
    • Although Buddhism originated in India it now flourishes predominantly in other parts of Asia.
    • He sees this balance most clearly in the Eastern religions, particularly Buddhism and Hinduism.
    • For about a millennium after the death of the Buddha, Buddhism flourished in India.