- brahma-vihāra
- ब्रह्मविहार
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Brahma-Vihara — Brahmavihāra ist ein Ausdruck im Buddhismus und bedeutet „Die vier himmlischen Verweilzustände“ oder „Die vier Unermesslichen“ (pali appamaññā, skt. apramana). Brahmavihāra bezeichnet vier im Buddhismus anzustrebende Geistesmerkmale und ist auch… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Brahma-vihara — Brahmavihāra ist ein Ausdruck im Buddhismus und bedeutet „Die vier himmlischen Verweilzustände“ oder „Die vier Unermesslichen“ (pali appamaññā, skt. apramana). Brahmavihāra bezeichnet vier im Buddhismus anzustrebende Geistesmerkmale und ist auch… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Brahma Vihara — Buddhism. vihara (def. 3). * * * … Universalium
Brahma Vihara — Buddhism. vihara (def. 3) … Useful english dictionary
Vihara — (विहार) is Sanskrit or Pali for (Buddhist) monastery. It originally meant dwelling or refuge , such as those used by wandering monks during the rainy season. In the early decades of Buddhism the wandering monks of the Sangha had no fixed abode,… … Wikipedia
vihara — /vi hahr euh/, n. 1. a meeting place of Buddhist monks. 2. a Buddhist monastery. 3. (cap.) Also called Brahma Vihara. one of the four states of mind, namely love, compassion, sympathetic gladness, and equanimity, to be developed by every Buddhist … Universalium
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Kammaṭṭhāna — In Buddhism, IAST|kammaṭṭhāna is a Pali word (Sanskrit: karmasthana ) which literally means the place of work , figuratively it means the place within the mind where one goes in order to work on spiritual development. More concretely, it refers… … Wikipedia
