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Refuge in Buddhism

In Buddhism, refuge or taking refuge is a religious practice which often includes a prayer or recitation performed at the beginning of the day or of a practice session. Its object is typically the Three Jewels (also known as the Triple Gem, Three Treasures, or Three Refuges, Pali: ti-ratana or ratana-ttaya; Sanskrit: tri-ratna or ratna-traya), which are…

Triratna symbol, Overview & Recitation in Pali

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Triratna symbol

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Recitation in Pali

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Bengali
শরন (shôrôn)
Burmese
သရဏ (tharana)
Chinese
皈依 (Pinyin: guīyī)
Japanese
帰依 (Rōmaji: kie)
Khmer
សរណៈ (saranak)
Korean
귀의 (RR: gwiui)

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Bengali · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → শরন (shôrôn)
Burmese · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → သရဏ (tharana)
Chinese · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → 皈依 (Pinyin: guīyī)
Japanese · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → 帰依 (Rōmaji: kie)
Khmer · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → សរណៈ (saranak)
Korean · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → 귀의 (RR: gwiui)
Pali · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → saraṇa
Sanskrit · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → शरण (IAST: śaraṇa)
Sinhala · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → සරණ (saraṇa)
Tagalog · 1
Refuge in Buddhism → salanam (Baybayin: ᜐᜎᜈᜋ᜔)

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Refuge in BuddhismBengaliশরন (shôrôn)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismBurmeseသရဏ (tharana)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismChinese皈依 (Pinyin: guīyī)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismJapanese帰依 (Rōmaji: kie)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismKhmerសរណៈ (saranak)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismKorean귀의 (RR: gwiui)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismPalisaraṇa1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismSanskritशरण (IAST: śaraṇa)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismSinhalaසරණ (saraṇa)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismTagalogsalanam (Baybayin: ᜐᜎᜈᜋ᜔)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismTamilசரணம் (saranam / saran)1.00infobox
Refuge in BuddhismThaiสรณะ, ที่พึ่ง ที่ระลึก (RTGS: sarana, thi phueng thi raluek)1.00infobox
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