SAMADHI

Meaning of SAMADHI in English

[ sʌ'mα:di ]

■ noun ( plural ~s ) Hinduism & Buddhism a state of intense concentration achieved through meditation.

Origin

from Sanskrit samādhi 'contemplation'.

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SAMADHI — A form of meditation widely practiced in Theravada Buddhism in which the mind is concentrated on a single object and …
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SAMADHI — State of intense concentration or absorption of consciousness, the product of meditation. In Hinduism, it is achieved through Yoga , …
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SAMADHI — səˈmädē noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit samādhi, literally, application, contemplation, from sam together + ā to, towards + -dhi …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
SAMADHI — /seuh mah"dee/ , n. Hinduism, Buddhism. the highest stage in meditation, in which a person experiences oneness with the universe. …
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SAMADHI — Sanskrit Samadhi (total self-collectedness), in Hindu and Buddhist religion and philosophy, the highest state of mental concentration that a person …
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SAMADHI — n. Buddhism & Hinduism 1 a state of concentration induced by meditation. 2 a state into which a perfected holy …
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SAMADHI — n. Buddhism & Hinduism 1 a state of concentration induced by meditation. 2 a state into which a perfected holy …
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SAMADHI — n. Buddhism & Hinduism 1 a state of concentration induced by meditation. 2 a state into which a perfected holy …
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SAMADHI — n. State of intense concentration or absorption of consciousness, the product of meditation. In Hinduism, it is achieved through Yoga …
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SAMADHI — Самадхи
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VIPASSANA — This form of meditation is widely practiced in Theravada Buddhism. Its goal is the realization of the three marks of …
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JHANA/DHYANA — A jhanais one of the highest levels of awareness that can be reached by the practice of samadhi. There are …
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YOGA — ˈyōgə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit, literally, yoking, union, disciplined activity, from yunakti he yokes — more at yoke …
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SAMADH — səˈmäd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi samādh, literally, contemplation, self-immolation, from Sanskrit samādhi — more at samadhi : a …
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SADHANA — ˈsädənə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit sādhana; akin to Sanskrit sādhu going straight to a goal 1. : Hindu …
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RAJA-YOGA — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Sanskrit rājayoga, from rājan king + yoga — more at yoga : a yoga discipline that consists …
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MAHASAMADHI — /meuh hah"seuh mah"dee/ , n. Hinduism, Buddhism. the highest state of samadhi. [ maha- great + samadhi SAMADHI ]
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ANTARANGA — /un'teuhr ung"geuh/ , n. ( used with a pl. v. ) Yoga. the three angas pertaining to the mind: dharana …
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TRISIKSA — (Sanskritthreefold training) Pali ti-sikkha in Buddhism, the three types of learning required of those who seek to attain enlightenment. The …
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PRATYAHARA — (Sanskrit: "withdrawal of the senses"), in the Yoga system of Indian philosophy, fifth of the eight stages intended to lead …
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PRANAYAMA — (Sanskrit: "breath control"), in the Yoga system of Indian philosophy, fourth of the eight stages intended to lead the aspirant …
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DHARANA — Sanskrit Dharana, in the Yoga system of Indian philosophy, the sixth of the eight stages intended to lead the aspirant …
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ASANA — Sanskrit Asana (sitting posture, seat), in the Yoga system of Indian philosophy, immobile bodily posture that a person assumes in …
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YOGA — (Sanskrit: Yoking, or Union), one of the six orthodox systems (darshans) of Indian philosophy. Its influence has been widespread among …
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WONHYO DAISA — also called Wonhyo born 617, Korea died 686, Korea Buddhist priest who is considered the greatest of the ancient Korean …
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RAMANA MAHARSHI — born Dec. 30, 1879, Madurai, Madras states, India died April 14, 1950, Tiruvannamalai original name Venkataraman Aiyer Hindu philosopher and …
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RAMAKRISHNA — born Feb. 18, 1836, Hooghly, Bengal state, India died Aug. 16, 1886, Calcutta also called Gadadhar Chatterji, or Gadadhar Chattopadhyaya …
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PATAJALI — flourished 2nd century BC, or 5th century AD also called Gonardiya, or Gonikaputra author or one of the authors of …
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TRANCE — Synonyms and related words : Walter Mitty, absence of mind, absentmindedness, absorption, abstractedness, abstraction, amnesia, animal hypnosis, autohypnosis, bemusement, brown …
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