some minor spell checking

Author: khemarato

_content/articles/vinaya-transformations_wynne.md

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 Argues that the Pātimokkha ceremony as we know it today may have been a construction of the Second Council meant to tie together the dispersing and evolving monastic communities following the decline of the first generation of 'the little Buddhas' by codifying the ways of said elders.
 
-The way I read it, the article largely agrees with [Bhante Sujato's conclusion](/content/monographs/sects-and-sectarianism_sujato) that there was harmony by the end of the second (and third) councils and that the real sectarian splits occured much later due to distance rather than schism.
+The way I read it, the article largely agrees with [Bhante Sujato's conclusion](/content/monographs/sects-and-sectarianism_sujato) that there was harmony by the end of the second (and third) councils and that the real sectarian splits occurred much later due to distance rather than schism.

_content/av/mn38-explanation_brahmali.md

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 minutes: 86
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-On Dependant Origination and its reversal to liberation.
+On Dependent Origination and its reversal to liberation.

_content/av/sabda_bronkhorst.md

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 minutes: 65
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-An excellent walk-through of the classical Indian philosophies of language: from the Sanskrit grammars of Panini and Patanjali, to Brahmanical realism, Buddhist scepticism, and Jain agnosticism.
+An excellent walk-through of the classical Indian philosophies of language: from the Sanskrit grammars of Panini and Patanjali, to Brahmanical realism, Buddhist skepticism, and Jain agnosticism.

_content/av/seven-cheap-things_patel-raj.md

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 minutes: 47
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-How deeply understanding the dependant origination of the chicken nugget helps us understand the entire modern world and how it got the way it is.
+How deeply understanding the dependent origination of the chicken nugget helps us understand the entire modern world and how it got the way it is.

_content/booklets/enquiring-minds-journey_kovida.md

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-title: "An Inguiring Mind's Journey Into Wisdom, Compassion, Freedom and Silence"
+title: "An Inquiring Mind's Journey Into Wisdom, Compassion, Freedom and Silence"
 authors:
   - Bhante Kovida
 external_url: "https://archive.org/download/en-156-an-inguiring-minds-journey-into-wisdom-compassion-freedom-and-silence/EN156_%20An%20Inguiring%2C%20Mind%27s%20Journey%20Into%20Wisdom%2C%20Compassion%2C%20Freedom%20and%20Silence_text.pdf"

_content/booklets/going-for-refuge-taking-precepts_bodhi.md

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 > The mind of equanimity, poised beyond the play of worldly opposites, is the highest safety and security, but to gain this equanimity we stand in need of guidance. The guidance available cannot protect us from objective adversity. It can only safeguard us from the dangers of a negative response—from anxiety, sorrow, frustration, and despair. This is the only protection possible, and because it grants us this essential protection such guidance can be considered a genuine refuge.
 
-In this important treatise, Bhikkhu Bodhi gives context and rigerous definition to the refuges and precepts based on the traditional commentaries. If you want to know _exactly_ what makes someone "a Buddhist," this is the book for you.
+In this important treatise, Bhikkhu Bodhi gives context and rigorous definition to the refuges and precepts based on the traditional commentaries. If you want to know _exactly_ what makes someone "a Buddhist," this is the book for you.

_content/canon/sn12.2.md

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   - view
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-The canonical analysis of dependant origination as given in the Theravāda, parallel to [this Tibetan](/content/canon/toh211) and [this Mahayana](/content/canon/sf238) version.
+The canonical analysis of dependent origination as given in the Theravāda, parallel to [this Tibetan](/content/canon/toh211) and [this Mahayana](/content/canon/sf238) version.

_content/canon/sn12.65.md

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   - path
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-The analogy of Nibbana as a lost city is given its earliest expression in this sutta, which beautifully tells of the Buddha's discovery of the Noble Path, and connects dependant arising to the Four Noble Truths, tying together all the Buddha's core teachings.
+The analogy of Nibbana as a lost city is given its earliest expression in this sutta, which beautifully tells of the Buddha's discovery of the Noble Path, and connects dependent arising to the Four Noble Truths, tying together all the Buddha's core teachings.

_content/essays/dependant-liberation_brahmali.md

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-title: "Dependant Liberation"
+title: "Dependent Liberation"
 authors: [brahmali]
 year: 2012
 month: mar

_content/essays/paticca-samuppada_brahm.md

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 pages: 35
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-While dependent origination can be understood as describing both our moment-to-moment "rebirth" as well as rebirth from lifetime-to-lifetime, many modern scholars sceptical of rebirth have downplayed the latter interpretation. Ajahn Brahm defends the multiple-lifetime interpretation of _Paṭicca-samuppāda_ by citing the Buddha's own analysis of its twelve factors. 
+While dependent origination can be understood as describing both our moment-to-moment "rebirth" as well as rebirth from lifetime-to-lifetime, many modern scholars skeptical of rebirth have downplayed the latter interpretation. Ajahn Brahm defends the multiple-lifetime interpretation of _Paṭicca-samuppāda_ by citing the Buddha's own analysis of its twelve factors.