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| Alphabetical [« »] law 6 laws 1 lawyer 1 lay 27 lay-disciple 2 lay-follower 6 layman 14 | Frequency [« »] 28 himself 28 human 28 social 27 lay 27 living 27 mental 26 cannot | VV.AA. (R. Bogoda, Susan Elbaum Jootla, & M.O'C. Walshe) The Buddhist Layman IntraText - Concordances lay |
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1 1| PRINCIPLES OF LAY BUDDHISM ~R. Bogoda ~ 2 1| practical guidance for the lay life and sound advice to 3 1| The central problem of a lay Buddhist is how to combine 4 1| all-round helper. Progress to a lay Buddhist means the development 5 1| privileges existed among his lay followers or in the Order 6 1| disappointments. So, a discerning lay Buddhist is not unduly elated 7 1| confidence. ~How does a lay Buddhist view himself? In 8 1| occupation marriage and old age. Lay happiness and security lies 9 1| and drive. A thoughtful lay Buddhist will not simply 10 1| The more reason then why a lay Buddhist should consciously 11 1| five kinds of trade to a lay Buddhist, and refraining 12 1| will bring satisfaction and lay happiness, the mere accumulation 13 1| prosperity and happiness of a lay person depends on hard and 14 1| compulsory institution for all lay followers. It is optional. 15 1| Buddhist attitude to sex? For a lay person, there is nothing 16 1| that of Anãgãmi. When a lay Buddhist becomes an Anãgãmi, 17 1| Social Relationships A lay Buddhist lives in society. 18 1| in doing it well. ~The lay person who practises morality ( 19 1| Dhamma that he makes the lay followers better Buddhists, 20 1| cornerstones of genuine lay Buddhist life. The Four 21 1| all-round progress of the lay Buddhist, maximising happiness 22 1| Buddha names four kinds of lay happiness: the happiness 23 2| importance for any practising lay Buddhist. So also to the 24 2| Buddha prohibited to his lay followers, as listed in 25 2| and few positions for lay livelihood can allow one 26 2| householder's life to the lay disciple Dighjanu (quoted 27 4| monk than for the average lay person. There can be no