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prajna
[ pruhj-nyah, -nuh ]
noun
- pure and unqualified knowledge.
prajna
/ 藞pr蕣d蕭n蓹; -nj蓱藧 /
noun
- wisdom or understanding considered as the goal of Buddhist contemplation
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of prajna1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of prajna1
Example Sentences
Some 600 more lakes linked to thawing permafrost have appeared on the North Slope since 1955, according to UAF researcher Prajna Lindgren.
And magic, in turn, is equivalent in their minds to the Buddhist concept of praj帽a, or the Chinese belief in ch鈥檌.
Retreat leaders for the 2015 season include the singer-songwriter and actor Jimmie Dale Gilmore, the poet and essayist Jane Hirshfield, the 鈥淯nstuff Your Life鈥 author Andrew Mellen, and the Prajna yoga instructor Djuna Mascall.
Not to be forgotten, No. 15 Murdaya Poo鈥檚 son, Prajna, is wed to No. 34 Alex Tedja鈥檚 daughter Irene.
Bayle alone shows that he saw this.92.This is also just the Prajna鈥擯aramita of the Buddhists, the 鈥渂eyond all knowledge,鈥 i.e., the point at which subject and object are no more.
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