Tathagata

[Tathagata is an] epithet of the Buddha that he employed primarily when referring to himself. He also used it to refer to other buddhas who preceded him and who would follow. Tathagatha refers to one who has trod the path to full awakening and so reached the end of suffering and escaped samsara. The implication is that the path is open to all who would follow it. In later Mahayana Buddhism, Tathagata came to mean the essential buddha nature found in everyone. [Source]

"Shambhala Sun" magazine July 2005 Buddhism

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Music by: Incompetech School project that i did with my friend. it isnt the best video i have ever done becuase we had 2 days to finish it since it was due on the fifth and we started on the fourth. Im also useing my new webcam in this video so you can definatley see the difference from proevious videos.

Three factory workers make their routine stop at a diner late one night. Just before closing, a man comes in and takes a seat at the counter. One of the workers, an antagonist named Larry, tries to strike up a conversation with the man but he doesn’t respond. Disturbed by this, Larry persists and finds out the man is a Christian. What follows is an intense drama about the most important…

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