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685–763 · 8th-century Indian Buddhist monk and scholar
Also known as: Santideva, Vushuk Pa, Шантидэва, 적천, 寂天, 寂天菩萨
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Detailed treatment of the bodhisattva's training and ethics within Indian Mahayana thought. (AI reason)
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Accessible contemporary teaching on compassion and patience, explicitly built around Shantideva's verses. (AI reason)
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- Bodhicaryavatāra (1920)
- A guide to the Bodhisattva way of life = (1997)
- Bodhicaryāvatāra
- Dpe cha dbar [i.e. dpar] gsar ʼdebs pa dge
- Posal ŭi haeng e tŭrŏ kada