satori is the term that refers to a sudden awareness on the path to enlightenment.
satori is the term that refers to a sudden awareness on the path to enlightenment.
what is the term that refers to a sudden awareness on the path to enlightenment?
satori
bullet::::- "arahant" — "worthy one", ("see also": "arhat"), a fully enlightened human being who has abandoned all ten fetters, and who upon decease (parinibbāna) will not be reborn in any world, having wholly abandoned saṃsāra









































section::::attainment of enlightenment.:mahayana.









































bullet::::- bodhisattva — one who has generated bodhicitta, the spontaneous wish to attain buddhahood









































bullet::::- bodhisattva bhumis — stages of enlightenment through which a bodhisattva passes









































section::::attainment of enlightenment.:zen.









































bullet::::- satori — a japanese buddhist term for "enlightenment", which translates as a flash of sudden awareness, or individual enlightenment









































bullet::::- kensho — "seeing one's nature"









































section::::buddhist monasticism and laity.









































buddhist monasticism
outline of buddhism
bullet::::- 1788 – the london tavern hosted a meeting of the revolution society discussing the french revolution.









































bullet::::- 1789 – in 1789, pro-slavery campaigner george hibbert spoke at a meeting of merchants at the london tavern, seeking to demolish william wilberforce’s speech on abolition of slavery in a 40-minute address entitled 'the slave trade indispensable…'.









































bullet::::- 1791 – on 4 november a revolution dinner was held at the london tavern, with thomas walker, joseph priestley, tom paine, and jérôme pétion de villeneuve.
london tavern