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| − | Also, six desire heavens or six heavens of desire. In ancient Indian cosmology as adopted by Buddhism, the six heavens located in the world of desire and situated between the earth and the Brahma Heaven.Beings in the six heavens are dominated by desire.The six heavens are, in ascending order, the Heaven of the Four Heavenly Kings, the Heaven of the Thirty-three Gods, the Yama Heaven, the Tushita Heaven, the Heaven of Enjoying the Conjured, and the Heaven of Freely Enjoying Things Conjured by Others.The Heaven of the Four Heavenly Kings is located halfway up Mount Sumeru, and the Heaven of the Thirty-three Gods, at its summit.The other four heavens are in the air, that is, between the summit of Mount Sumeru and the Brahma Heaven.Among them, the Heaven of Freely Enjoying Things Conjured by Others, often called the sixth heaven, is known as the abode of the devil king.See also threefold world. | + | Also, six [[desire heavens]] or six [[heavens]] of [[desire]]. In {{Wiki|ancient}} [[Indian]] [[cosmology]] as adopted by [[Buddhism]], the six [[heavens]] located in the [[world of desire]] and situated between the [[earth]] and the [[Brahma]] Heaven.Beings in the six [[heavens]] are dominated by desire.The six [[heavens]] are, in ascending [[order]], the [[Heaven]] of the [[Four Heavenly Kings]], the [[Heaven]] of the [[Thirty-three Gods]], the [[Yama]] [[Heaven]], the [[Tushita Heaven]], the [[Heaven]] of Enjoying the Conjured, and the [[Heaven]] of Freely Enjoying Things Conjured by Others.The [[Heaven]] of the [[Four Heavenly Kings]] is located halfway up [[Mount Sumeru]], and the [[Heaven]] of the [[Thirty-three Gods]], at its summit.The other four [[heavens]] are in the [[air]], that is, between the summit of [[Mount Sumeru]] and the [[Brahma]] Heaven.Among them, the [[Heaven]] of Freely Enjoying Things Conjured by Others, often called the sixth [[heaven]], is known as the [[abode]] of the [[devil]] king.See also threefold [[world]]. |
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six heavens of the world of desire
六欲天 (Jpn rokuyoku-ten )
Also, six desire heavens or six heavens of desire. In ancient Indian cosmology as adopted by Buddhism, the six heavens located in the world of desire and situated between the earth and the Brahma Heaven.Beings in the six heavens are dominated by desire.The six heavens are, in ascending order, the Heaven of the Four Heavenly Kings, the Heaven of the Thirty-three Gods, the Yama Heaven, the Tushita Heaven, the Heaven of Enjoying the Conjured, and the Heaven of Freely Enjoying Things Conjured by Others.The Heaven of the Four Heavenly Kings is located halfway up Mount Sumeru, and the Heaven of the Thirty-three Gods, at its summit.The other four heavens are in the air, that is, between the summit of Mount Sumeru and the Brahma Heaven.Among them, the Heaven of Freely Enjoying Things Conjured by Others, often called the sixth heaven, is known as the abode of the devil king.See also threefold world.
