Brahmaloka
Look at other dictionaries:
Brahmāloka — astronomical name the planet of Śrī Brahmā situated above Tapoloka at the upper limit of the universe. Brahmāloka is the highest of seven upper planetary systems, named: 1) Bhūr or Bhūrloka 2) Bhuvar or Bhuvarloka 3) Svar or Svarloka, Svarga … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Brahmaloka — /brah meuh loh keuh/, n. Hinduism. the highest part of Kamaloka, where refined souls exist in blissful contemplation of Brahma. [ < Skt brahma BRAHMA + loka world, c. L lucus sacred grove] … Useful english dictionary
Buddhist cosmology — is the description of the shape and evolution of the universe according to the canonical Buddhist scriptures and commentaries. IntroductionThe self consistent Buddhist cosmology which is presented in commentaries and works of Abhidharma in both… … Wikipedia
Harshavarman II. — Harshavarman II. († 944; auch Brahmaloka) war von 941 bis 944 König des Khmer Reiches von Angkor. Leben Harshavarman II. folgte seinem Vater im Jahr 941 auf den Thron. Eine Inschrift deutet darauf hin, dass die Thronfolge des Sohnes nicht dem… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Brahmapura — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda En el marco del hinduismo, Brahmapura (‘ciudad de Brahmā’, en sánscrito) es el más alto de los siete mundos.[1] En ese lugar llegan las almas que durante su vida humana no se desarrollaron espiritualmente pero que… … Wikipedia Español
Satya — astronomical name the planet of Śrī Brahmā situated above Tapoloka at the upper limit of the universe. Brahmāloka is the highest of seven upper planetary systems, named: 1) Bhūr or Bhūrloka 2) Bhuvar or Bhuvarloka 3) Svar or Svarloka, Svarga … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Satyaloka — astronomical name the planet of Śrī Brahmā situated above Tapoloka at the upper limit of the universe. Brahmāloka is the highest of seven upper planetary systems, named: 1) Bhūr or Bhūrloka 2) Bhuvar or Bhuvarloka 3) Svar or Svarloka, Svarga … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Yajna — In Hinduism, Yajna (Devanagari यज्ञ IAST IAST| ; also anglicized as Yagna, Yagya or Yadnya) is a ritual of sacrifice (Monier Williams gives the meanings worship, prayer, praise; offering, oblation, sacrifice ) derived from the practice of Vedic… … Wikipedia
Varna (Hinduism) — Varna ( sa. वर्ण IAST|varṇa ) is a Sanskrit term derived from the root IAST2| vṛ meaning to enclose . [ M. Mayrhofer, Etymological Dictionary II 518] In historical Indic traditions the varna and caste systems are not the same system, although… … Wikipedia
Narayana — For twin avatars of Vishnu, see Nara Narayana. Lakshmi with Vishnu Narayana at Vaikuntha Narayana (Sanskrit: नारायण; nārāyaṇa;Kannada: ನಾರಾಯಣ;Telugu: నారాయణ; … Wikipedia
