Definition: The word "Adi Buddha" refers to the supreme buddha or god from Buddhism who is also considered the incarnation of the Buddha, which is a person who was reborn as a human form. According to Buddhist teachings, Adi Buddha is believed to have achieved enlightenment and thus transcended the cycle of birth, death and rebirth. The concept of Adi Buddha being the reincarnation of the Buddha has been widely accepted by many traditions and schools of Buddhism, including the Theravada, Mahayana, Vajrayana, and Vajirhita. The idea that Adi Buddha is a person who has transcended death and rebirth is considered to be one of the core beliefs in Buddhism. The word 'Adi' in this context refers to 'the', 'all', or 'universe'. The term 'adharma' refers to 'dispute or controversy.' In Buddhism, Adi Buddha is often associated with the concept of enlightenment, which is a state where all doubts and worries are dispelled, and all suffering is eradicated.

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Definition: Buddhism refers to Buddhism, a religion practiced by people who believe in three ultimate truths: emptiness (no mind), no suffering, and non-attachment. The term "buddha" is a metaphor for a spiritual leader or teacher.

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