LOKA

Meaning of LOKA in English

arupa loka

brahma loka

rupa loka

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LOKA — I In Hinduism , the universe or any particular division of it. The most common division of the universe is …
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LOKA — Sanskrit world in Hindu cosmography, the universe or any particular division of it. The most common division of the universe …
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LOKA — In Hinduism , the universe or any particular division of it. The most common division of the universe is the …
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RUPA-LOKA — In Buddhism , any of the 16 planes of existence into which those beings who have renounced sense desires are …
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BRAHMA-LOKA — In Hinduism and Buddhism , the realm of pious celestial spirits. In Theravada , it includes the 20 uppermost planes …
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ARUPA-LOKA — In Buddhism , the "world of immaterial form," the highest of the three spheres of existence in which rebirth takes …
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RUPA-LOKA — also called Rupa-dhatu, in Buddhist thought, the world, or realm, of form. See arupa-loka.
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KAMA-LOKA — in Buddhism, the world of feeling. See arupa-loka.
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BRAHMA-LOKA — in Hinduism and Buddhism, that part of the many-layered universe that is the realm of pious celestial spirits. In Theravada …
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ARUPA-LOKA — (Sanskrit and Pali: world of immaterial form), in Buddhist thought, the highest of the three spheres of existence in which …
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RUPA-LOKA — In Buddhism , any of the 16 planes of existence into which those beings who have renounced sense desires are …
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BRAHMA-LOKA — In Hinduism and Buddhism , the realm of pious celestial spirits. In Theravada , it includes the 20 uppermost planes …
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ARUPA-LOKA — In Buddhism , the "world of immaterial form," the highest of the three spheres of existence in which rebirth takes …
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LOCK — I. ˈläk noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English lok, lokk, from Old English locc; akin to Old Frisian & …
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LEA — I. noun or ley ˈlē, ˈlā ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English lee, leye, from Old English lēah; akin to …
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SLOCKEN — ˈsläkən transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English slockenen, slokenen, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse slokna to …
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DEVALOKA — ˌdāvəˈlōkə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit, from deva + loka world — more at lea Hinduism & Buddhism : …
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SATYALOKA — /sut'yeuh law"keuh/ , n. Hindu Myth. the highest heaven, where Brahma and Sarasvati live with Brahmins. [ satya true, truth …
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BRAHMALOKA — /brah"meuh loh"keuh/ , n. Hinduism. the highest part of Kamaloka, where refined souls exist in blissful contemplation of Brahma. [ …
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NAGA — Sanskrit Naga (serpent), in Hindu and Buddhist mythology, a member of a class of semidivine beings, half human and half …
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KAMA-DHATU — in Buddhism, the realm of feeling. See arupa-loka.
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ARUPA-DHATU — in Buddhist thought, the realm of formlessness. See arupa-loka.
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LATVIAN LITERATURE — body of writings in the Latvian language. Latvia's loss of political independence in the 13th century prevented a natural evolution …
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PITRU-GANAS — [Hindu] Manes. They live in Pitru-loka. Shraaddhaas (ceremonies addressed to manes) are performed for them and offering of food is …
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KAPILA — [Hindu] An incarnation of god Vishnu. He is the son of Kardama Prajapathi and Devahooti. Propounder of Sankhya system of …
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