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Hello,
Really quite new to Buddhist meditation. Was inspired to do so during a relationship. The person had been meditating for almost 20 years. I didn't even know what a sanga was let alone any of the deeper terms from the loads and loads of literature out there and the few teachings that I have been to.
I suppose there is a value in keeping the terms from their source. But it befuddled me why, for instance a sanga was not just called a "meeting"
Anyway, I soon came to realize that there is also apparently a deep value placed on the dieties and the rituals.......all of which have names, specific,
energies, and different ways of relating to. It is rich with history. And given the uniqness of the concepts it would follow that there would be a whole host of words that would reference each.
This is a question and not a complaint. So....where does one go to find these terms? Just Google a phonetic spelling, read wikipedia and try to remember them all? Is that what most have done here in the beginning?
Thanks in advance.
P.S. LOL...just notice that I have even spelt "sanga" wrong.
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Tibetan Buddhists call the buddhas visualized during sadhana practice deities (lha).