Significance of Doomed being
In Ayurveda, "doomed beings" are those exhibiting symptoms that suggest they are close to death. This concept overlaps with the Mahayana perspective, where "doomed beings" signifies individuals in hell, suffering due to their previous actions or karma. Both interpretations emphasize the consequences of one's actions, whether in the physical realm or within the context of spiritual beliefs about the afterlife.
Synonyms: Accursed being, Cursed soul, Condemned person, Unfortunate being, Wretched creature
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Buddhist concept of 'Doomed being'
In Buddhism, "doomed beings" are individuals in hell enduring suffering as a consequence of their past actions or karma, highlighting the profound impact of ethical choices on one's spiritual journey and future existence.
From: Mahavastu (great story)
(1) The individuals in hell who are destined to suffer due to their past actions or karma.[1]
Hindu concept of 'Doomed being'
In Hinduism, "doomed beings" may refer to individuals displaying signs of impending death, reflecting beliefs about mortality and the spiritual significance of approaching one's end in the cycle of life and rebirth.
From: Sushruta Samhita, volume 1: Sutrasthana
(1) An individual who exhibits symptoms that are considered to indicate imminent death.[2]