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| − | [有頂天] ( Jpn Ucho-ten) | + | [[有頂天]] ( Jpn [[Ucho-ten]]) |
| − | (1) (Skt Akanishtha) Another name for the Akanishtha Heaven, or the highest heaven in the world of form. The living beings in this heaven are said to possess pure bodies that are free from all suffering and illness. | + | (1) (Skt [[Akanishtha]]) Another [[name]] for the [[Akanishtha]] [[Heaven]], or the [[highest]] [[heaven]] in the [[world of form]]. The [[living beings]] in this [[heaven]] are said to possess [[pure]] [[bodies]] that are free from all [[suffering]] and illness. |
| − | (2) (Skt Bhava-agra or Bhavagra) Another name for the Heaven of Neither Thought Nor No Thought, or the highest heaven in the world of formlessness. The Sanskrit word bhava means being, existence, or realm of existence, and agra means summit or the uppermost. | + | (2) (Skt Bhava-agra or Bhavagra) Another [[name]] for the [[Heaven]] of Neither [[Thought]] Nor No [[Thought]], or the [[highest]] [[heaven]] in the [[world of formlessness]]. The [[Sanskrit]] [[word]] [[bhava]] means {{Wiki|being}}, [[existence]], or [[realm]] of [[existence]], and agra means summit or the uppermost. |
| − | See also Realm of Neither Thought Nor No Thought. | + | See also [[Realm]] of Neither [[Thought]] Nor No [[Thought]]. |
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Summit of Being Heaven
有頂天 ( Jpn Ucho-ten)
(1) (Skt Akanishtha) Another name for the Akanishtha Heaven, or the highest heaven in the world of form. The living beings in this heaven are said to possess pure bodies that are free from all suffering and illness.
(2) (Skt Bhava-agra or Bhavagra) Another name for the Heaven of Neither Thought Nor No Thought, or the highest heaven in the world of formlessness. The Sanskrit word bhava means being, existence, or realm of existence, and agra means summit or the uppermost.
See also Realm of Neither Thought Nor No Thought.
