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| | Nalanda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Nalanda is important to the history of India, and that of Buddhism. | | | The famous Nalanda University had been established at the site by the 5th century BCE and the Buddha is believed to have visited it and given sermons near "the Mango Grove of Pavarika". | | | Nalanda literally means the place that confers the lotus. |
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| | Nalanda [Archaeological Site in India] India, Nalanda is mentioned in ancient Buddhist and Jain literature as a place ... |
| | Nalanda is mentioned in ancient Buddhist and Jain literature as a place where the Buddha and Mahavira came and stayed very often... | | | Nalanda is mentioned in ancient Buddhist and Jain literature as a place where the Buddha and Mahavira came and stayed very often. | | | Nalanda was a monastery as well as a sort of Buddhist university where students came from far and wide. |
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| | Nalanda was the name of the great Buddhist university that flourished for some 1800 years in ancient India.The word Nalanda translates from the Sanskrit as "the place that confers the lotus (of enlightened knowledge)." | | | Nalanda West is a home for study and practice of the teachings of wisdom and compassion that originated in India over 2500 years ago. | | | At Nalanda West, we present the authentic tradition of Buddhist study, meditation, and compassionate activity through a regular schedule of programs, including trainings in philosophy and logic, meditation retreats, leadership and arts workshops and special topic seminars, such as health and well being, dramatic arts, and the Buddhist view of death and dying. |
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| | Nalanda,Nalanda India,Nalanda India Tour,Nalanda Pilgrimage Tours |
| | The village of Kul some 1.5 kilometres south-east of Nalanda is the Kolita of old and the birthplace of Moggalana, the second of the Buddha's two chief disciples. | | | Nava Nalanda Mahavihara is devoted to study and research in Pali Literature and Buddhism. | | | Nalanda itself was often visited by the Buddha during his numerous sojourns through Magadha and he taught several important discourses there. |
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| | The "Buddhist university," as Nalanda is often called, was founded as a monastery in approximately the 2nd century by Shakraditya, a king of Magadha. | | | Nalanda was for centuries one of the great center of learning of the world, not least because of its great library. | | | According to the account of the Chinese pilgrims - Hsuan-tsang and I-ching, who visited Nalanda at the height of its activity, ten thousand monks were resident there and studied the teachings of the Hinayana and Mahayana, as well as logic, mathematics, medicine, and so on. |
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| | Nalanda University was originally a Buddhist vihar (monastery). | | | Sariputra was the chief disciple of Lord Buddha and he was conferred with the epithet of “Dharma Senapati”. | | | The importance of Nalanda as a Buddhist monastery had begun during the lifetime of Lord Buddha who visited Nalanda several times. |
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| | Nalanda University Guide Bihar, Nalanda Travel Directory, Nalanda Tours In Bihar, Archaelogical Tours Of Bihar, ... |
| | Ashoka is said to have worshipped at the chaitya of Sariputra, Buddha’s disciple, and erected a temple. | | | According to literary tradition, Nalanda, 10 kms north of Rajgir and a suburb of the ancient city, was visited by Buddha and Mahavira. | | | By the time of Harsha (A.D. Nalanda had become the principal centre of Mahayana learning and a famed university-town with numerous shrines and monasteries, which attracted scholars from far and near. |
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| | Visit Lord Budha - NALANDA |
| | Nearby is the Nalanda Institute of Pali Studies, where a number of ordained and lay students have re-established a tradition of buddhist knowledge. | | | lthough Nalanda is one of the places distinguished as having been blessed by the presence of the Buddha, it later became particularly renowned as the site of the great monastic university of the same name, which was to become the crown jewel of the development of Buddhism in India. | | | NALANDA 90 kms South of PATNA literally means the place that confers the LOTUS. |
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| | Tourism of India - Buddha - Nalanda |
| | Emperor Ashoka came to Nalanda to worship at the chaitya of Sariputra and built another temple over the existing shrine. | | | The Buddha came to Nalanda often and stayed at Setthi Pavarika's mango grove. | | | The beautiful Thai temple and the Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, a centre for research in Pali and Buddhist studies, are 2kms form the main site. |
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| | Nalanda -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | Nalanda's traditional history dates to the time of the Buddha (6th–5th centuries BC) and Mahavira, the founder of the Jaina religion. | | | It is located on the land route from Vaishali, which was the capital of one of the states in northern India during Buddha's lifetime, to Nalanda, which was the seat of a celebrated Buddhist monastic university in the 5th–12th... | | | Nalanda's traditional history dates to the time of the Buddha (6th–5th centuries |
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| | History of India |
| | Like Nalanda, it was a monastery and a Buddhist seat of learning. | | | Nalanda, situated near Rajgriha in Bihar, was probably the highest seat of Buddhist learning. | | | Nalanda University offered a choice of many subjects for study, though it specialized in Mahayana Buddhism. |
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| | Karma Shri Nalanda Institute for Higher Buddhist Studies (KSNI) is a monastic college, or shedra, founded in November 1981 at Rumtek Dharma Chakra Centre in Sikkim by His Holiness the Sixteenth Gyalwa Karmapa, supreme head of the Kagyu order of Tibetan Buddhism. | | | "Nalanda" was the name of one of the most illustrious Buddhist universities in ancient India and according to Buddhist historical records, it was the home of numerous great scholars including Nagarjuna, Aryadeva, Vasubhandu, and Santaraksita. | | | With the opening of the new building of Karma Shri Nalanda Institute, a long-cherished aspiration of His Holiness the Sixteenth Karmapa was fulfilled. |
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| | Search Results for "Nalanda" |
| | Nalanda, (nlan´d) (KEY), Buddhist monastic center in what is now Baragaon, Bihar state, E central India. | | | He studied at Taxila and Nalanda, the most celebrated center of Buddhist learning in India, and also... | | | A.D.) who came from S India to the Buddhist university of Nalanda and entered into debate with other schools including the Hindu... |
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| | The Hindu : Land of the jewelled lotus |
| | THE history of Nalanda, the ancient university town of Bihar, goes back to the days of Buddha and Mahavira in the Sixth Century B.C. The town was home to Nalanda Mahavihara, a monastic university of international repute. | | | The Brahmins told him that it was Kundinapura, the birthplace of Rukmini, wife of Lord Krishna, while a Jain priest told him that it was the region inhabited by Raja Srenika, a Jain, and his ancestors. | | | Buddhist scriptures reveal that they once stayed at Nalanda at the same time, but there is no record of them meeting one another. |
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| | Nalanda Buddhist Monastery |
| | Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche is the spiritual director of Nalanda. | | | About Us Nalanda Monastery offers an ideal environment for western monks in the Tibetan tradition to live and combine practice and study in an appropriate monastic lifestyle. | | | The goal is not to try to reproduce a Tibetan monastery in the West, but to create a monastic community in the Gelugpa tradition which is adapted to westerner's needs. |
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| | Nalanda and its environs have a hallowed place in the history of religion and learning in India. | | | As one commentator noted, “to study the history of Nalanda is to study the history of Mahayana Buddhism.” As we have seen Nagarjuna, who according to legend retrieved various Mahayana texts, including the Prajnaparamita, from the Nagas, is said by Taranatha and others to have taught at Nalanda. | | | Nalanda was almost completely plundered, but a few monks who had managed to survive the onslaught returned and attempted to revive the institution. |
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| | Nalanda - Administration |
| | It is with pleasure and humility that we announce the formation of the Nalanda Research Centre of Excellence in Buddhism and Bioethics (NRCEBB) at Nalanda College of Buddhist Studies. | | | Nalanda Research Centre of Excellence in Buddhism and Bioethics | | | It is in fulfilment of this imperative that Nalanda seeks to establish and maintain a research arm in furtherance of the goal of academic advancement through theory (pariyatti), to fall back on a traditional tripartite division in Buddhism, in support of application (patipatti) and insight (pativedha). |
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| | Temples And Legends of Bihar - Nalanda ( Page 3) |
| | It is said that one thousand monks from Nalanda were present at the royal congregation at Kanauj. | | | Fa Hien, who -visited India in the early Fifth Century, however, does not mention the monastic establishments, although he mentions that the village Nalo was the place of birth and death of Sariputra and had a stupa. | | | Hiuen Tsang had visited Nalanda and had seen an 80' high copper image of the Buddha raised by Purna-varman. |
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| | Joint exploration of Nalanda varsity area- The Times of India |
| | During the lifetime of Lord Buddha and his contemporary Lord Mahavira, Nalanda was a prominent centre of religious activity. | | | Noted Indologist D P Guha has also expressed his willingness to study the names of villages located near the ancient Nalanda sites in order to find out their origin as mentioned in the ancient Buddhist texts. | | | Lord Buddha's chief disciples Sariputta and Moggallana came from nearby villages of Nalaka and Kulika. |
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| | Ruins of Nalanda University, India |
| | Saraha later became Abbot of Nalanda and ordained Nagarjuna, four centuries after the Buddha's Mahaparinirvana. | | | A wall of Buddhas on the main temple at Nalanda, the world's first great international monastic university. | | | Nalanda's monastery library contained the main collection of Mahayana texts in the ancient world. |
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| | This is from the eye-witness account of the Tibetan Jima, Dharmasvami who,isited Nalanda in 5235. | | | By then everyone had left Nalanda except the old man and his Tibetan disciple. | | | But the very last report about its condition after the worst had been done by the ravagers, coming from an eye-witness, the Tibetan monk Dharmasvami, shows that Nalanda, though doomed to death, was fated not to die, for teaching and learning was going on here over at least four after-decades. |
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| | Ninety Kilometres south of patna lies Nalanda, the historic Buddhist university. | | | The antiquities on view portray the spiritual and meditative principles of Buddhism, especially as it must have existed at Nalanda. | | | It is believed that the Buddha preached here and the Mauryan emperor Ashoka built the famous monastery. |
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| | Karma Shri Nalanda Institute was founded to preserve and propagate the noble teachings of Lord Buddha and, in particular, the Kagyu tradition of Mahayana Buddhism, to help spread the nectar of dharma throughout the world. | | | It was His Holiness' wish that graduates of this international Buddhist institute would provide teaching, guidance, and inspiration to students from all over the world, and especially in the centers he had founded. | | | Since 1987, while maintaining its independent administration, the institute has been formally affiliated with Sampurnanand Sanskrit University of Varanasi, India, becoming an officially accredited institution. |
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| | AllRefer.com - Nalanda (Buddhism) - Encyclopedia |
| | Often referred to as a university, Nalanda was, from the 4th to the 12 cent. | | | You are here : AllRefer.com > Reference > Encyclopedia > Buddhism > Nalanda | | | A.D., the most renowned center of Buddhist learning in India. |
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| | Xuanzang (Hsüan-tsang) [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy] |
| | According to legend, Silabhadra (529-645), abbot of Nalanda, was considering suicide after years of wasting illness when he received instructions from deities in a dream, commanding him to endure and await the arrival of a Chinese monk in order to guarantee the preservation of the Mahayana tradition abroad. | | | At Nalanda, Xuanzang became a critic of two major philosophical systems of Hinduism opposed to Buddhism: the Samkhya and the Vaiseshika. | | | There were over ten thousand Mahayana monks there engaged in the study of the orthodox Buddhist canon as well as the Vedas, arithmetic, and medicine. |
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| | Rediff On The NeT: Steel City to Get a Nalanda Classroom |
| | It is a manifestation of deep faith and awareness of tradition that makes the culture endlessly interesting," said Bruhns, who first visited India 44 years ago and then went back again and again, until as recently as April this year, to view the artefacts to decorate the room. | | | Committee members headed by Chandrika Rajagopal, a co-chairwoman who is currently in India, approved the concept of the room modelled after the seventh-century Buddhist university. | | | "People came [to Nalanda] from all over the world to learn. |
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| | The site of Nalanda was one of the greatest monastic universities of the ancient world. | | | Established in the 5th century B.C. it remained a live center of learning till the 12th century A.D. when it was destroyed by the invader Bakhtiar Khilji. | | | In 1951 an international center for Buddhist studies was founded. |
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| | Sri lanka Scout Association - 32nd Colombo Nalanda College Scout Troop |
| | Nalanda College is a leading Buddhist School in Sri Lanka celebrating 75 years of excellence in education. | | | Every year a growing number of students are selected for University education from Nalanda giving great hope to Sri Lanka on it's path for development. | | | Gifted sportsmen from Nalandabring fame and glory to Mother Lanka through their breathtaking performances in the field. |
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| | Nalanda |
| | from A.D. 637 to 642, by which time Nalanda had become a celebrated centre of Buddhist learning where some 10,000 students and monks from various parts of India, China, Japan, Mongolia, Korea, Tibet and Ceylon resided. | | | Among the thousands of scholars and priests who studied and taught here was the Chinese pilgrim Hiuen Tsang, who stayed here for five years | | | It contains numerous stucco figures of the Buddha and Bodhisattvas in the Gupta Style. |
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| | Bihar is also very important state for the Buddhist pilgrims who throng this state to visit sites associated with Lord Buddha. | | | Patna, earlier known as Patliputra, the capital of Magadh Kingdom and the birth place of the tenth Sikh Guru, Govind Singh is another important city. | | | Bodhgaya, where Buddha attained enlightenment under a Bodhi Tree, Rajgir where he spent many years meditating, Nalanda - one of the most ancient Universities where most distinguished people, religious leaders, astronomers visited or taught. |
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| | Hindutva Series - Should the Ram Temple be constructed at Ayodhya? |
| | Seen above are the ruins of the Nalanda University burnt down by the Muslim general Bakhtiyar Khilji in the year 1194 C.E. The Nalanda University was another Hindu institution that faced the brunt of Muslim brutality three hundred years before the destruction of the Ram Temple at Ayodhya. | | | Before it was destroyed by the blind fury of the Muslim invaders, the Nalanda University housed nine million manuscripts. | | | The destruction of monasteries and the slaughter of monks that followed the headlong rush, of the Muslim invaders down the Ganges, stilled the agony of this once glorious; educational and monastic institution into the silence of death. |
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| | Web Spiders :: Nalanda LMS |
| | Overall, Nalanda LMS provides a cost-effective solution for rapid authoring and deployment of e-learning courseware. | | | Experience the Nalanda LMS student view in demo mode | | | Experience the Nalanda LMS administrative features as a Flash Trailer |
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| | The Nalanda Institute |
| | The Mission of The Nalanda Institute is to preserve the classical Buddhist teachings and develop deeper realization of all Buddhist practices through learning, reflection, meditation, and altruistic social activities. | | | The Nalanda Institute is a non-profit, non-sectarian organization committed to the inner development and actualization of the powerful human qualities of wisdom and skillful means through Buddhist academic studies and meditative practices. | | | Through these efforts one becomes committed to developing the three wisdoms of learning, contemplation and meditative practice. |
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| | nalanda, rajgriha, bodhgaya, ajanta, ellora, hindu, buddha, jaina, aurangabad, daulatabad, khuldabad, bibi ka maqbara, ... |
| | nalanda, rajgriha, bodhgaya, ajanta, ellora, hindu, buddha, jaina, aurangabad, daulatabad, khuldabad, bibi ka maqbara, anwa, pithalkhora, lonar crater. | | | The ruins of encient Buddhist establishment is found at Nalanda close to Rajgriha. | | | The University of Nalanda was founded in 5th century AD, this great seat of learning flourished until 12th century. |
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| | Nalanda also had the golden opportunity to produce Sri Lanka's first test cricket captain, Bandula Warnapura. | | | Over the last past two decades Nalanda produced the best cricket talents among the school in Sri Lanka. | | | The first three Sri Lankan cricketers produced by Nalanda were Stanley Jayasinghe (who was the first Nalandian to play county cricket in UK), Carl Obeysekara, and Ashely de Silva in fifties. |
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| | Nalanda - Wikitravel |
| | Both Lord Buddha (founder of Buddhism) and Lord Mahavira (founder of Jainism) had visited this famous place of learning. | | | Over 2,000 teachers and several thousand students from all over the world lived and studied at Nalanda. | | | Known as the longest running university in ancient India, what is left of the site dates back to the Gupta period (5th century AD). |
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| | The Nalanda Translation Committee |
| | Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche—supports the practice and study of the Buddhist and Shambhala teachings by: | | | When we translate works for the public that propagate the Buddhist and Shambhala teachings, we use the name Nalanda Translation Committee. | | | The Nalanda Translation Committee—founded in 1975 by the Vidyadhara |
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| | Ruins of Nalanda in Bihar India |
| | From the days of yore India has been a much coveted seat of erudition and knowledge. | | | It has stood a silent witness to the changing destinies of innumerable dynasties. | | | At one point of time it housed 10,000 students and 2,000 teachers. |
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| | Nalanda College Profile at LankaNewspapers.com |
| | He named it 'Nalanda' and chose 'Apadana Sobhini Panna' meaning 'character illuminates knowledge' as the motto. | | | Wednesday, 9 November 2005 - 2:40 AM Sri Lanka Time | | | Nalandians old and new have lived up to it; and will strive to do so in future as well. |
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| | Nalanda College of Buddhist Studies |
| | We've recently completed our celebration and conference of "100 Years of Buddhism in Canada." To see the details, click here. | | | Academic and systematic study of Buddhism from the doctrinal, historical and cultural perspectives (Courses; Programs) | | | Nalanda is a non-sectarian, non-profit institution of learning, located in Toronto, Canada (History) |
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| | Nalanda Libros - Textos de las Grandes Tradiciones |
| | This page has stories about Muhammad, the Quran, a book of sacred writings, and an explanation of the Five Pillars of Faith. | | | Nalanda Libros - Textos de las Grandes Tradiciones |
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| | Infoplease Search: nalanda |
| | (Encyclopedia) Nalanda, Buddhist monastic center in what is now Baragaon, Bihar state, E central India. | | | (Almanac - Society and Culture) Nalanda (India) c. |
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| | Shambhala Archives - Nalanda Foundation fonds level description |
| | Nalanda Foundation is named after Nalanda University, a center of Buddhist learning which flourished in India from the fifth to twelfth centuries. | | | Sound recordings of Nalanda Foundation activities were created or acquired by and retained in the custody of Vajradhatu Recordings in Boulder, Colorado, a department of Vajradhatu, an association of Buddhist churches founded in 1973 by the Venerable Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. | | | Since late 1992, together with Vajradhatu, an association of Buddhist churches also founded by Trungpa Rinpoche, Nalanda Foundation has been doing business under the name “Shambhala” at 1084 Tower Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia. |
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| | The Meditation Program of The Nalanda Institute |
| | Weekly meditation practice is held on Thursday evenings with the 3rd Thursday focusing on silent meditation, and the 4th Thursday focusing Chenrezig Sadhana Practice: Guided Meditation on Compassion at Chau Lien Hoa Temple in Olympia. | | | For information or to sign up for our e-mailing list contact The Nalanda Institute at: P.O. BOX 11361, Olympia, WA 98508. |
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| | Nalanda Ayurvedic Centre |
| | We welcome you to Nalanda Ayurvedic Centre, situated on the mountainside in Hout Bay, Cape Town, South Africa. | | | Our Vision: With this approach in mind, the vision of Nalanda Ayurvedic Centre is to facilitate the sharing of Ayurvedic knowledge and to make this accessible for the empowerment, enjoyment and improved health of all. | | | The name Nalanda is inspired by an ancient Indian seat of learning, which used an integrated approach to develop all aspects of the student's human potential, the heart, as well as the mind and body. |
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| | © K. Kamat Oriental Scholar of Buddhist period Hiun Tsang at Nalanda University He traveled extensively in India. | | | of India/Kamat's Potpourri Nalanda University Complex The University of Nalanda See also: Sculpture of Buddha, Nalanda, Oriental | | | Arts of India Natives of India Indian Mythologies An Online Exhibition of Historical Artifacts © K.L. Kamat/Kamat's Potpourri Oriental Scholar at Nalanda University Oriental Scholar of Buddhist period King Ashoka may be the first emperor in the world to have understood the importance of mass education |
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