单词	shunyata
释义	shunyata /ˈSHo͞onyəˌtä / (also sunyata) noun Buddhism The doctrine that phenomena are devoid of an immutable or determinate intrinsic nature. Compare with tathata.In the buddhadharma, the true nature of things is shunyata, Sanskrit for ‘emptiness.’... That could be very desolate or it could be very inspiring, in terms of shunyata, the Buddhist understanding of emptiness. The truth of a phenomenon is called shunyata, emptiness, which implies that the phenomenon does not possess a truly existent essence or nature. Origin From Sanskrit śūnyatā 'emptiness'.
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