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A Buddhist “Oy Gevalt!”
南無三宝 na.mu.san.bou Literally: phonetic “na” – phonetic “mu” – three – treasure Alternately: Roughly equivalent to “Oh my God!” in Western exclamatory parlance, this phrase is supposedly used to invoke the aid of the Buddha when one has messed up. … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhism, Namo, Namu, oy gevalt, three treasures, 南無, 一休, 三宝
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