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Mudita
Muditā (co-joy, recognition) is a central concept in Buddhist mind training and ethics. Muditā is part of the Four Immeasurables (Appamaññā) - also called the "Four Divine Abiding States" (Brahmavihara).Compassionate...
Mudita
Muditā (co-joy, recognition) is a central concept in Buddhist mind training and ethics. Muditā is part of the Four Immeasurables (Appamaññā) - also called the "Four Divine Abiding States" (Brahmavihara).Compassionate...
Karuna
Karuṇā (IAST; devanāgarī: करुणा) in Pāli and Sanskrit, Tibetan: སྙིངརྗེ, Wylie: snying-rje, THL: Nyingje; translated into French as compassion or "tenderness, affection, " is central to Buddhist thought in general,...
Karuna
Karuṇā (IAST; devanāgarī: करुणा) in Pāli and Sanskrit, Tibetan: སྙིངརྗེ, Wylie: snying-rje, THL: Nyingje; translated into French as compassion or "tenderness, affection, " is central to Buddhist thought in general,...
Maitri
Maitrī is a Sanskrit term (mettā in pāli) meaning benevolence, or love, or more precisely "loving-kindness," the primary meaning being friendship, brotherhood (universal friendship, in Jainism and Patanjali's Raja Yoga,...
Maitri
Maitrī is a Sanskrit term (mettā in pāli) meaning benevolence, or love, or more precisely "loving-kindness," the primary meaning being friendship, brotherhood (universal friendship, in Jainism and Patanjali's Raja Yoga,...
Brahmavihara
Brahmavihāra is a Buddhist term meaning "The Four Celestial Abiding States" or "The Four Immeasurables" (pali: appamaññā, skt.: apramana). The Brahmavihāras are the basis for meditation practices (brahmavihāra-bhāvanā) in Theravada...
Brahmavihara
Brahmavihāra is a Buddhist term meaning "The Four Celestial Abiding States" or "The Four Immeasurables" (pali: appamaññā, skt.: apramana). The Brahmavihāras are the basis for meditation practices (brahmavihāra-bhāvanā) in Theravada...
Bhavana
Bhavana (Sanskrit: bhāvana or bhāvanā ; Pali: bhāvanā) means "mental creation ", "mental development", "meditation", "contemplation " or "practice ".Used in Buddhism and certain schools of Indian philosophy, this term...
Bhavana
Bhavana (Sanskrit: bhāvana or bhāvanā ; Pali: bhāvanā) means "mental creation ", "mental development", "meditation", "contemplation " or "practice ".Used in Buddhism and certain schools of Indian philosophy, this term...
Theravada
Theravāda (Sanskrit: Sthaviravāda 'doctrine of the elders') is one of the Nikaya schools that formed early Buddhism in India and preserved the Buddha's teachings in the Pāli Canon. The Pāli...
Theravada
Theravāda (Sanskrit: Sthaviravāda 'doctrine of the elders') is one of the Nikaya schools that formed early Buddhism in India and preserved the Buddha's teachings in the Pāli Canon. The Pāli...
