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[[celestial beings]], or [[devas]]. [[Deva]] is a [[Sanskrit]] term meaning [[god]], [[deity]], or [[celestial being]]. | [[celestial beings]], or [[devas]]. [[Deva]] is a [[Sanskrit]] term meaning [[god]], [[deity]], or [[celestial being]]. | ||
| − | [[celestial beings]]: ([[gatyah]], [[tianrén]]): [[Beings]] that normally dwell in the [[heavenly realms]]. There are eight types: | + | [[celestial beings]]: ([[gatyah]],([[Ashta gatyah]]), [[tianrén]]): [[Beings]] that normally dwell in the [[heavenly realms]]. There are eight types: |
(1) [[gods]] or “[[devas]],” | (1) [[gods]] or “[[devas]],” | ||
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(6) [[garudas]], | (6) [[garudas]], | ||
(7) [[kinnaras]], and | (7) [[kinnaras]], and | ||
| − | (8) mahorahas. | + | (8) [[mahorahas]]. |
</poem> | </poem> | ||
[[Category:Deva's]] | [[Category:Deva's]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:37, 25 March 2014
celestial beings, or devas. Deva is a Sanskrit term meaning god, deity, or celestial being.
celestial beings: (gatyah,(Ashta gatyah), tianrén): Beings that normally dwell in the heavenly realms. There are eight types:
(1) gods or “devas,”
(2) nagas (dragons),
(3) yaksas,
(4) gandharvas,
(5) asuras,
(6) garudas,
(7) kinnaras, and
(8) mahorahas.
