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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tibetan_BuddhismTibetan Buddhism - Wikipedia

    13 小時前 · Traditionally, Tibetan Buddhism follows the two main approaches to meditation or mental cultivation ( bhavana) taught in all forms of Buddhism, śamatha (Tib. Shine) and vipaśyanā ( lhaktong ). The practice of śamatha (calm abiding) is one of focusing one's mind on a single object such as a Buddha figure or the breath.

  2. www.ptt.cc › bbs › BuddhismRe: [法語] 淨空法師：為什麼有造惡的人不受惡報？ - 看板 ...

    13 小時前 · 因果不虛 最大盲點： 很多人不懂自己前幾世做太多惡，堅定自己信念行善將多世惡報一世還有何不好？ 有人夠堅定，四世惡報一世還完後，老年得以享福，這就是好結局，只是多世惡報集中於一 世真的超痛苦。

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    2024年5月29日 · Go-Sakuramachi. Empress Go-Sakuramachi became Japan’s 117th ruler following the death of her brother, Emperor Momozono, in 1762. She ruled until 1771, acting as a caretaker for her nephew, who was too young to ascend the throne. As empress, she promoted Buddhism and reinforced the emperor’s power. After nine years, she stepped down, and her ...