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| − | '''[[asañña-satta]]''': The '[[unconscious beings]]', are a class of heavenly beings in the fine-material [[world]]; s. [[deva]] (II). "There are, o [[monks]], heavenly beings known as the [[unconscious]] ones. As soon, however, as in those beings [[consciousness]] arises, those beings will vanish from that [[world]]. Now, o [[monks]], it may happen that one of those beings after vanishing from that [[world]], may reappear in this [[world]]...." (D. 24). Further details, s. Kath., Yam. (Guide, pp. 68, 79, 96 ff.). | + | '''[[asañña-satta]]''': The '[[unconscious beings]]', are a class of [[heavenly]] [[beings]] in the fine-material [[world]]; s. [[deva]] (II). "There are, o [[monks]], [[heavenly]] [[beings]] known as the [[unconscious]] ones. As soon, however, as in those [[beings]] [[consciousness]] arises, those [[beings]] will vanish from that [[world]]. Now, o [[monks]], it may happen that one of those [[beings]] after vanishing from that [[world]], may reappear in this [[world]]...." (D. 24). Further details, s. Kath., Yam. ([[Guide]], pp. 68, 79, 96 ff.). |
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Latest revision as of 00:53, 19 September 2014
asañña-satta: The 'unconscious beings', are a class of heavenly beings in the fine-material world; s. deva (II). "There are, o monks, heavenly beings known as the unconscious ones. As soon, however, as in those beings consciousness arises, those beings will vanish from that world. Now, o monks, it may happen that one of those beings after vanishing from that world, may reappear in this world...." (D. 24). Further details, s. Kath., Yam. (Guide, pp. 68, 79, 96 ff.).
