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Welcome to Planet Tonga - the largest online community for the Tongan people Connect: Forums Chat Email Announcements ... Recipes Find: People Directory Web Directory Business Directory Info: Newswire Weather Career Center Profiles: Community Spotlight Education Sports Interviews ... Entertainment Literacy: Tefua 'a Vaka Lautala (Language Journal), Articles Shopping: eShop New Featured Site(s) Photo Gallery Taimi 'o Tonga TEFUA-'A-VAKA-LAUTALA ," ko e hingoa ia 'o e Tohi Fatu'anga-Lea 'oku fokotu'u heni 'i he 'Palanite Tonga' ke pulusi ai 'a e ngaahi fatutohi 'i he lea faka-Tonga. 'Oku fakataumu'a 'a e Tohi Fatu'anga-Lea ko 'eni ke tokoni ki hono pukepuke mo fakatupulekina 'etau lea tu'ufonua. Tohi Fatu'anga-Lea - a Tonga Language Journal, created to help maintain and enhance the use of our native language. Contributors: You may contribute to this great undertaking by posting your writings here. Email Tevita Ka'ili

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84. THE VALMIKI RAMAYANA given to evil ways rasan! demons ipiztaznan! - flesh-eating manvaô - by themanava missile smaxUtan! - scattered Ainlen - gusty winds ywa - like nan! http://acharya.iitm.ac.in/mirrors/vv/literature/ramayana/ba030b.html

THE VALMIKI RAMAYANA BALA KANDA Canto 30 (contd). AavayR - covering - the sky me"> - clouds ywa - as would - at the peak of monsoon ingRt> - emerged twa - thence - illusory form ivk vaR[aE - creating ra]saE - two demons - ran across Two demons, adepts in deception and delusive acts, ran across in front, like huge clouds arising during peak monsoon times blocking the view of the skies (11). marIc> - Maricha c - and - Subahu c - and tyae> - of those two Anucra> - associates twa - likewise AagMy - appearing - horrifying - huge quantities of blood - rained Maricha and Subahu and their associates appeared there and rained huge quantities of blood, which was horrifying (12). sa - that ten - that - pool of blood veid> - sacrificial altar jJval - shone - affected by - seeing - sacrificial altar - seeing this ra"v> - Raghava - grew furious shsa - swiftly - charged forward ram> - Rama taE - them ApZyt!

85. The Discourse Collection Ajita s Questions (Ajitamanava-puccha) · 15. Punnaka s Questions (Punnaka-manava-puccha)· 16. Mettagu s Questions (Mettagu-manava-puccha) · 17. http://www.purifymind.com/DiscourseCol.htm

The Discourse Collection Selected Texts from the Sutta Nipata Translated from the Pali by John D. Ireland The Wheel Publication No. 82 Buddhist Publication Society P.O. Box 61 54, Sangharaja Mawatha Kandy, Sri Lanka For free distribution only. You may print copies of this work for your personal use. You may re-format and redistribute this work for use on computers and computer networks, provided that you charge no fees for its distribution or use. This edition was transcribed from the print edition in 1995 by Joe Crea under the auspices of the DharmaNet Dharma Book Transcription Project, with the kind permission of the Buddhist Publication Society. Contents Introduction The Sutta-nipata or "Discourse-collection," from which this selection has been compiled, contains some of the oldest and most profound discourses of the Buddha. The complete text has been translated at least three times into English, the most recent being by E.M. Hare under the title "Woven Cadences" (Oxford University Press, London, 1945). The Pali original consists mainly of verse interspersed with some prose passages and Hare has followed this arrangement by translating it into English blank verse. However, in the selection appearing below the aim has been to keep as near as possible to the original, and no attempt has been made to versify it. The first discourse shows the distinction between the mode of conduct of the bhikkhu and the layman, both regarded as virtuous or good (sadhu). For, as it is said elsewhere:

86. Sutta Nipata On Decay (Jara Sutta) The Arrow (Salla Sutta) On Purity (Suddhatthaka Sutta) OnViews (Paramatthaka Sutta) Ajita s Questions (Ajitamanava-puccha) Punnaka s http://www.purifymind.com/SuttaNipata.htm

Selections from the Sutta Nipata (Translated from the Pali by John D. Ireland) Contents Introduction Dhammika (From the Dhammika Sutta) Wrong Conduct (Dhammacariya Sutta) Right Conduct (Kimsila Sutta) On Friendship (Hiri Sutta) The Simile of the Boat (Nava Sutta) Advice to Rahula (From the Rahula Sutta) The Training (Attadanda Sutta) On Vigilance (Utthana Sutta) The Buddha's Great Struggle (Padhana Sutta) On Decay (Jara Sutta) The Arrow (Salla Sutta) On Purity (Suddhatthaka Sutta) On Views (Paramatthaka Sutta) Ajita's Questions (Ajita-manava-puccha) Punnaka's Questions (Punnaka-manava-puccha) Mettagu's Questions (Mettagu-manava-puccha) Further Questions (Kalaha-vivada-Sutta) Mogharaja's Question (Mogharaja-manava-puccha) Pingiya's Request (Pingiya-manava-puccha) The Noble One's Happiness (From the Dvayatanupassana-sutta) 1. Introduction The Sutta-nipata or "Discourse-collection," from which this selection has been compiled, contains some of the oldest and most profound discourses of the Buddha. The complete text has been translated at least three times into English, the most recent being by E.M. Hare under the title "Woven Cadences" (Oxford University Press, London, 1945). The Pali original consists mainly of verse interspersed with some prose passages and Hare has followed this arrangement by translating it into English blank verse. However, in the selection appearing below the aim has been to keep as near as possible to the original, and no attempt has been made to versify it.

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Zones of Peace International Foundation Vana Jakic with teachers of Manava-Bharati Nursery School, New Delhi

88. Thera-Theri GathaIV. Maha Kassapa By Amara Chayabongse: The Lives And Psalms Of Kassapa the Great was born Pippalimanava, the son of the chief wife ofKapila the brahmin of the brahmin village Maha-tittha in Magadha. http://www.dhammastudy.com/ttfour.html

IV. Maha Kassapa So far, in this series of narratives about the lives and psalms of the early Buddhists, there has been no account of people having given up matrimonial bonds for the Buddhist order except for the Buddha himself. Maha Pajapati was a widow and the venerable Rahula was only seven when he entered the order, and the venerable Ambapali was never married. This time we bring you a story about a well matched couple who willingly parted company, to each leave the world. They must have been reasonably happy together, at least to the public view, for they feared, even after they had left the world, that people would say that they could not bear to be apart, and so went separate ways after they left their city. (1) Also, even in their recorded private conversations, affection, gentleness and compassion for each other was evident. With all this understanding and companionship in their relationship, it was truly a very rare union. Kassapa the Great was born Pippali-manava, the son of the chief wife of Kapila the brahmin of the brahmin village Maha-tittha in Magadha. When of age, the young man refused to marry, saying that he would take care of his parents while they lived, after which he would leave the world. Presumably his parents were very upset that he should not provide an heir to their immense wealth, because even to this day, it is considered proper to have large numbers of children to carry on the lineage. Whatever amount of entreaty, pressure or persuasion he might have received, he finally appeased his mother by, according to records, having a statue of an extremely beautiful woman made, and declaring that he would lead a domestic life if he could ever find a person like her. (2)

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Unterrichtsmaterial-Liste Sekundarstufe I 1. Judentum 1.1. Schriftliches Unterrichtsmaterial Vorlesebuch Fremde Religionen . Judentum-Islam, Bd. 1. Hg. Monika und Udo Tworuschka. Basel, Manava Verlag 1993. Thema Weltreligionen: Judentum. Hg. Verena Dohrn, Peter Antes, Klett 2002. Religionen und ihre Feste. Jerusalem - Stadt Gottes. Unterrichtsmaterialien Sek I. In: Religion Nr. 9/2001. 1.2. AV-Medien (Dias) Religionen der Welt. (Folien) Das Judentum. (Materialkoffer) Judentum. (Materialkoffer) Werkstatt Judentum. Infos und Ausleihe: Hans Rudolf Helbling, Bolligen. Hansrudolf.helbling@be.ref.ch , Tel. 031 921 68 77. (Video) , Christian Keller, CH 1984 12 Min, 36 Dias auf Video, ab 12 Jahren. (Video) Bar Mitzwah. 2. Israel 2.1. schriftliches Unterrichtsmaterial givat-haviva-schweiz@econophone.ch 2.2. Internet-Adressen www.jerusalem.muni.il 2.3. AV-Medien (Video) Promises - Kinder im Nahostkonflikt. Justine Shapiro, B.Z. Goldberg, Carlos Bolado. Dokumentarfilm, 106 Minuten, Orginalsprache (deutsch/franz. Untertitelt). Verkauf bei Stiftung Bildung und Entwicklung. Tel. 031 389 20 21, info@bern.globaleducation.ch

90. Brahmavihara Dhamma By Mahasi Sayadaw - Part 7 (7A) Idha manava ekacco itthi va puriso va Duppannasamvattanika esa manava patipadayadidam samanam va brahmanam va upasankamitva na paripucchita hoti. . http://www.buddhanet.net/brahmaviharas/bvd104.htm

(104) Kammic cause of lack of knowledge and of higher intellectual power Idha Manava ekacco itthi va puriso va samanam va brahmanam va upasankamitva na paripucchita hoti "kim bhante kusalam, kim akusalam, kim savajjam, kim anavajjam, kim sevitabbam, kim na sevitabbam, kim me kariyamanam digharattam ahitaya dukkhaya hoti, kim va pana me kariyamanam digharattam hitaya sukhaya hoti" ti. Manava - O, Subha, the lad, idha - in this Universe, ekacco itthiva puriso va - some persons, whether a female or a male, samanam va brahmanam va upasankamitva - make an approach either to a Bhikkhu or a noble and virtuous person, na paripucchita hoti - but does not know how to ask or put a question. How it should be asked is; Bhante - 0, my Lord (Buddha), kim kusalam kim akusalam – what is kusala and what is akusala? Kim savajjam kim anavijjam - Which is faulty and which is not faulty or blameless? Kim sevitabbam, kim na sevitabbam - Which is to be depended upon and which is not?

91. GURUJI.IT : Sri Sathya Sai Baba : Canti Translate this page Janedu Potta Nimpukona Chikkula Nonduchu Koti Vidyalanu Punika Mira Nerchi ParipurnaSukhammu Nonda Leka Vi manava Jathi Lokamuna Mraggaga Netiki Sri http://www.guruji.it/sb_canti.htm

Sri Sathya Sai Baba Voce e Canti di Sai Baba In questa pagina mettiamo a vostra disposizione dei magnifici canti di Sai Baba da Lui stesso interpretati ed accompagnati da una musica celestiale. Nota : Per ascoltare i canti è necessario il programma Real Player Khanda Kandanthara (528 Kb) Khanda Kandanthara Khyathi Narchinchina Mahaniyulanu Kanna Mathru Bhumi Paschathya Virula Paradrolinchiyu Swathanthramunu Kanna Samara Bhumi Sangitha Sahithya Shasthriya Vidyalandu Dhishakthi Chupina Divya Bhumi Chitra Kalala Thoda Chitra Kalala Thoda Chitramai Yunnatti Bharatha Bhumi Nandu Jananamundi Bharatha Matha Dharma Bhagyammu Kapada Bhajvathanthayu Mide Bhakthulara Bharatha Matha Dharma Bhagyammu Kapada Bhijvathanthayu Mide Bhakthulara Bhijvathanthayu Mide Bhakthulara Traduzione in italiano Questa (nostra) madrepatria (India) ha generato figli che si sono guadagnati un buon nome in lungo ed in largo per tutti i continenti. Questa terra valorosa  ha dato soldati che hanno conquistato la libertá per il paese scacciando gli invasori. Questa terra divina ha mostrato la sua eccellenza nei campi della musica e della letteratura. O devoti! Poiché  voi siete nati in questo paese, cosí vario  per la raffinatezza della sua arte e  della sua architettura, la responsabilitá di sorreggerne la virtú  é totalmente vostra! Traduzione in inglese This motherland (India) has begotten sons who have earned reputation in continents far and wide.

92. Sn V.10: Kappa-manava-puccha Help Home » Tipitaka » Sutta Pitaka » Khuddaka Nikaya » Sutta Nipata » Contextof this sutta Sutta Nipata V.10. Kappamanava-puccha. Kappa s Question. http://www.cambodianbuddhist.org/english/website/canon/khuddaka/suttanipata/snp5

Help Home Tipitaka Sutta Pitaka ... Context of this sutta Sutta Nipata V.10 Kappa-manava-puccha Kappa's Question Translated from the Pali by Thanissaro Bhikkhu. For free distribution only. Kappa: For one stranded in the middle of the lake, in the flood of great danger birth Tell me the island, dear sir, and show me the island so that this may not happen again. The Buddha: For one stranded in the middle of the lake, in the flood of great danger birth I will tell you the island, Kappa. Having nothing, clinging to no thing: That is the island, there is no other. That's Unbinding, I tell you, Those knowing this, mindful, fully unbound don't serve as Mara 's servants, don't come under Mara's sway. Revised: Wed 16 May 2001 http://www.accesstoinsight.org/canon/khuddaka/suttanipata/snp5-10.html

93. Sn V.11: Jatukanni-manava-puccha Sutta Nipata V.11. Jatukannimanava-puccha. Jatukannin s Question. Translatedfrom the Pali by Thanissaro Bhikkhu. For free distribution only. Jatukannin http://www.cambodianbuddhist.org/english/website/canon/khuddaka/suttanipata/snp5

Help Home Tipitaka Sutta Pitaka ... Context of this sutta Sutta Nipata V.11 Jatukanni-manava-puccha Jatukannin's Question Translated from the Pali by Thanissaro Bhikkhu. For free distribution only. Jatukannin: Hearing that there was a hero desiring no sensuality, having crossed over the flood I've come with a question: Tell me the state of peace, O One with quick eyes. O Blessed One, tell me as it actually is. For the Blessed One lives having surpassed sensuality, as the radiant sun, in its radiance, the earth. Limited my discernment, O One whose discernment's profound. Teach me to know the Dhamma, the abandoning here of birth The Buddha: Subdue greed for sensual pleasures, Let there be nothing grasped or rejected by you. Burn up what's before, and have nothing for after. If you don't grasp at what's in between, you will go about, calm. One completely devoid of greed has no effluents by which he would go under Mara's sway. Note According to Nd.II, "before" stands for defilements related to the past, "after" for defilements related to the future, and "in between" for the five aggregates form, feeling, perception, thought-fabrications, sensory consciousness in the present.

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BTS History Basic Beliefs Catechism Resources ... Login Welcome to the home of the Mahabodhi Maitri Mandala, dedicated to the fundamental beliefs shared in common by both Mahayana and Theravada Buddhists. The Mahabodhi Maitri Mandala is the monastic branch of the Buddhist Theosophical Society and the leading voice in the Universal Dharma Movement (Samanya Dharma). Acharya Dharmakara, the current Sangha Master for the Mahabodhi Maitri Mandala in America, received higher ordination from the Venerable Master Shan-chien of the Mahabodhi Sunyata Seminario de Espana (Tarragona) and was seated as Guardian of the Greater Aryan Sangha of the Buddhist Theosophical Society in February of 2004. The Mahabodhi Sunyata Seminario de Espana, while independent of the Buddhist Theosophical Society, is a chartered member of the Mahabodhi Maitri Mandala, offering retreats and formal monastic training in the Theravada, Chan Ssu Lun, Dzogchen, and Vajrayana traditions. ©2004 by the Mahabodhi Maitri Mandala / Greater Aryan Sangha of the Buddhist Theosophical Society The Mahabodhi Maitri Mandala in America is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit Religious Organization

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