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Definition of arhat in English: arhatnounˈɑːhatˈärhət (in Buddhism and Jainism) a saint of one of the highest ranks. Example sentencesExamples - The statue of Ragora, meanwhile, one of eighteen arhats produced for the Kyoto temple Manpukuji in 1663-64, depicts the figure holding open his abdomen to reveal the face of the Buddha (the Buddha nature) within.
- It has electric lights and the tiny figures of the arhats move.
- In addition, as a gesture of turning the wheel of Dharma, the Buddhas and arhats always go in a clockwise direction, so it seems sensible and appropriate to incorporate this also.
- But, differently from other temples where either the 18 arhats who preach Buddhism or the 20 ‘Guardians of Buddhist Law’ stand on two sides of the hall, here, they stand together.
- Buddha said, ‘Indra, all of the great arhats among my disciples cannot decipher the meaning of this.’
- The Hinayana approach stresses the ideal of the arhat, the enlightened one who has attained nirvana.
- A 3.5-metre-long ivory is another treasure blessing the palace, on which is carved a subminiature sutra of 82,000 characters and pictures of 500 arhats.
- Striving all through the night, Samudra broke through the bonds of earthly attachments and became an arhat, a liberated being.
- In fact, there were many great teachers at the time of the Buddha, thousands of women who attained liberation, who became arhats, and we can point to a number of women Buddhist teachers throughout history.
- Eighteen arhats stands by the two sides of the statue.
Origin From Sanskrit, literally 'meritorious'. Definition of arhat in US English: arhatnounˈärhət (in Buddhism and Jainism) someone who has attained the goal of the religious life. Example sentencesExamples - In fact, there were many great teachers at the time of the Buddha, thousands of women who attained liberation, who became arhats, and we can point to a number of women Buddhist teachers throughout history.
- Buddha said, ‘Indra, all of the great arhats among my disciples cannot decipher the meaning of this.’
- Striving all through the night, Samudra broke through the bonds of earthly attachments and became an arhat, a liberated being.
- In addition, as a gesture of turning the wheel of Dharma, the Buddhas and arhats always go in a clockwise direction, so it seems sensible and appropriate to incorporate this also.
- It has electric lights and the tiny figures of the arhats move.
- A 3.5-metre-long ivory is another treasure blessing the palace, on which is carved a subminiature sutra of 82,000 characters and pictures of 500 arhats.
- The Hinayana approach stresses the ideal of the arhat, the enlightened one who has attained nirvana.
- But, differently from other temples where either the 18 arhats who preach Buddhism or the 20 ‘Guardians of Buddhist Law’ stand on two sides of the hall, here, they stand together.
- Eighteen arhats stands by the two sides of the statue.
- The statue of Ragora, meanwhile, one of eighteen arhats produced for the Kyoto temple Manpukuji in 1663-64, depicts the figure holding open his abdomen to reveal the face of the Buddha (the Buddha nature) within.
Origin From Sanskrit, literally ‘meritorious’. |