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[[Subhakinnā]];, [[Subhakinhā]]; A class of [[Brahmas]] who occupy the ninth [[Rūpa]]-[[world]]; a division of the [[Subha]] [[devā]] (M.iii.102; D.ii.69; M.i.2, etc. Compendium, p.138). [[Beings]] are born in that [[world]] as a result of developing the [[third jhāna]], and their [[life]] span is sixty four [[kappas]] (MA.i.553 and SA.i.162; but see A.ii.127, 129, where their [[life]] is given as four [[kappas]]).
 
  
They are filled and pervaded with [[happiness]] and are serenely blissful; they [[experience]] only [[sublime]] [[happiness]], unlike the [[Abhassarā]], who exclaim in their [[joy]]. (D.iii.219) They agree both in [[body]] and in perceptive [[power]] (A.iv.401; cf.iv.40). They radiate [[light]] from their [[bodies]] in a steady [[brightness]] and not in flashes (AA.ii.713; cf. PSA.80). When the [[world]] is destroyed by [[water]], the [[world]] of the [[Subhakinhas]] [[forms]] the limit to which the [[water]] rises. PSA.256.
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[[Subhakinnā]];, [[Subhakinhā]]; A class of [[Brahmas]] who occupy the ninth [[Rūpa]]-[[world]]; a [[division]] of the [[Subha]] [[devā]] (M.iii.102; D.ii.69; M.i.2, etc. Compendium, p.138). [[Beings]] are born in that [[world]] as a result of developing the [[third jhāna]], and their [[life]] span is sixty four [[kappas]] (MA.i.553 and SA.i.162; but see A.ii.127, 129, where their [[life]] is given as four [[kappas]]).
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They are filled and pervaded with [[happiness]] and are serenely [[blissful]]; they [[experience]] only [[sublime]] [[happiness]], unlike the [[Abhassarā]], who exclaim in their [[joy]]. (D.iii.219) They agree both in [[body]] and in  
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perceptive [[power]] (A.iv.401; cf.iv.40). They radiate [[light]] from their [[bodies]] in a steady [[brightness]] and not in flashes (AA.ii.713; cf. PSA.80). When the [[world]] is destroyed by [[water]], the [[world]] of the [[Subhakinhas]] [[forms]] the limit to which the [[water]] rises. PSA.256.
 
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Subhakinnā;, Subhakinhā; A class of Brahmas who occupy the ninth Rūpa-world; a division of the Subha devā (M.iii.102; D.ii.69; M.i.2, etc. Compendium, p.138). Beings are born in that world as a result of developing the third jhāna, and their life span is sixty four kappas (MA.i.553 and SA.i.162; but see A.ii.127, 129, where their life is given as four kappas).

They are filled and pervaded with happiness and are serenely blissful; they experience only sublime happiness, unlike the Abhassarā, who exclaim in their joy. (D.iii.219) They agree both in body and in

perceptive power (A.iv.401; cf.iv.40). They radiate light from their bodies in a steady brightness and not in flashes (AA.ii.713; cf. PSA.80). When the world is destroyed by water, the world of the Subhakinhas forms the limit to which the water rises. PSA.256.

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