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| + | ;[[Three Worlds]] | ||
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| + | One of [[Buddhist cosmologies]], in which the [[cosmos]] is divided into three parts | ||
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| + | :1. [[Desire]] | ||
| + | :2. [[Form]], | ||
| + | :3. [[Non-form]] | ||
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| + | The first and last of these three represent [[attachment]] to the [[senses]], and are undesirable. Those in the second level have a [[body]] but do not [[cling]] to the [[world]] of [[illusion]] and [[senses]]. In [[Zen]] practice the [[three worlds]] are also considered levels or {{Wiki|dimensions}} of [[consciousness]]. | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | * [[Three Realms (Triple Realm, Three Worlds)]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Buddhism by Numbers]] | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 14 April 2014
One of Buddhist cosmologies, in which the cosmos is divided into three parts
The first and last of these three represent attachment to the senses, and are undesirable. Those in the second level have a body but do not cling to the world of illusion and senses. In Zen practice the three worlds are also considered levels or dimensions of consciousness.
