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	Religions in China, Chinese Religions - Buddhism ä½æ• (www.chinaknowledge.de)
		These beings, though qualified to enter nirvana, delay their final entry in order to bring every sentient being across the sea of misery to the calm shores of enlightenment.
		The most important Bodhisattvas are Manjushri (chin.: Wenshushili æ—æ®å¸«å©), the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, Avalokiteshvara ("Observing the Sounds of the World", chin.: Guanshiyin è§ä¸—é³, short: Guanyin, or Guanzizai è§èªå¨), the Bodhisattva of Compassion, and Samantabhadra ("Universal Goodness", chin.: Puxian æ®è³¢), the Meditation Teacher.
		How the Bodhisattva Samantabhadra Exerts the Law, Explained by the Buddha (chin.
	www.chinaknowledge.org /Literature/Religion/buddhism.html (4168 words)

	THDL: Projects & Participants
		Notes: The Literature Collections in its infrastructure development has been supported primarily by the Institute of Advanced Technology in the Humanities with the guidance of Daniel Pitti and Worthy Martin, as well as support from Robbie Bingler.
		The Samantabhadra Collection in particular has been sustained by the University of Virginia's Nathaniel Garson, Steven Weinberger, and Kevin Vose, as well as Gregory Hillis while at Rice University.
		Gene Smith and the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center have been important contributors.
	www.thdl.org /intro/participants-projects.html (3517 words)

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