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| karma | ||
| (Sanskrit, "action"). Moral law of cause and effect in which good actions have good effects and bad actions have bad effects. A Hindu concept that was absorbed, largely unchanged, into Buddhism. |
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| karuna | ||
| (Sanskrit, Pali, "compassion"). An important virtue in all Buddhism, but especially emphasized in Mahayana. |
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| Component or aggregate. The Buddha taught that a human person is not an eternal soul or self, but the composite of five khandas. |
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| Kuan Yin | ||
| (Chinese; Japanese Kwannon). Female bodhisattva of mercy and compassion who is called upon to assist her devotees in times of trouble. She is a popular object of devotion who plays a role similar to that of the Virgin Mary in Catholic Christianity. |
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