rupa-loka — In Buddhism, any of the 16 planes of existence into which those beings who have renounced sense desires are reborn. It is intermediate between the kama loka, where material beings are born, and the arupa loka, where only the mind exists. Its… … Universalium
Rūpa — Rūpa[1] (en pali et sanskrit, devanāgarī: रूप) , signifie forme, et renvoie à plusieurs concepts hindous et bouddhiques : le corps, le monde de la forme, les objets correspondant au sens du toucher,… Sommaire 1 Dans l hindouisme 2 … Wikipédia en Français
loka — I In Hinduism, the universe or any particular division of it. The most common division of the universe is the tri loka, or three worlds (heaven, earth, and atmosphere, or heaven, world, and netherworld), each of which is divided into seven… … Universalium
loka — (as used in expressions) arupa loka brahma loka rupa loka … Enciclopedia Universal
arupa-loka — In Buddhism, the world of immaterial form, the highest of the three spheres of existence in which rebirth takes place. The others are the fine material world (rupa loka) and the world of feeling (kama loka). In the arupa loka, existence depends… … Universalium
brahma-loka — In Hinduism and Buddhism, the realm of pious celestial spirits. In Theravada, it includes the 20 uppermost planes of existence. The lower 16 of these are the rupa brahma loka, material realms inhabited by progressively radiant gods. The highest… … Universalium
brahma-loka — En el hinduismo y budismo, el reino de los espíritus piadosos celestiales. En el budismo theravada comprende los 20 planos más elevados de la existencia. De estos, los 16 niveles inferiores son los rupa brahma loka, reinos materiales habitados… … Enciclopedia Universal
arupa-loka — En el budismo, el mundo de la forma inmaterial, la más elevada de las tres esferas de existencia en la que tiene lugar el renacimiento. Las otras son el mundo de la materia fina (rupa loka) y el el mundo de las sensaciones y sentimientos (kama… … Enciclopedia Universal
Buddhism — Buddhist, n., adj. Buddhistic, Buddhistical, adj. Buddhistically, adv. /booh diz euhm, bood iz /, n. a religion, originated in India by Buddha (Gautama) and later spreading to China, Burma, Japan, Tibet, and parts of southeast Asia, holding that… … Universalium
Trailokya — (Skt., also triloka or trilokya ; Pali: tiloka ; Tibetan: khams gsum (Wylie)) has been translated as three worlds, [Monier Williams (1899), p. 460, col. 1, entry for [Tri ] loka (retrieved at http://www.sanskrit lexicon.uni… … Wikipedia
