Tibetan Buddhist tradition dictates that the cure for suffering is enlightenment, attainable through meditation. When this occurs, the body is freed from anxieties and fears.
Tags: Medicine, Science, Tibetan Buddhism
Buddhism | Leo Golan | 
April 2, 2009 2:45 pm | 
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The first traditions of Tibetan Buddhist art followed the practices of aniconic artwork, meaning that the use of Buddhist symbols and emblems to represent the Buddha and his travels and teachings without actually using a human form to represent the Buddha himself.
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Buddhism, Texts | Leo Golan | March 7, 2009 5:43 pm | Comments (1)
