Cetovimuttiphala, Cetovimutti-phala: 2 definitions
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Cetovimuttiphala means something in Buddhism, Pali. If you want to know the exact meaning, history, etymology or English translation of this term then check out the descriptions on this page. Add your comment or reference to a book if you want to contribute to this summary article.
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: Sutta: Pali Word Grammar from Pali Myanmar Dictionarycetovimuttiphala (α
α±αα±α¬αααα―ααΉαααα�) [(ti) (αα�)]β�
[cetovimutti+phala]
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αΆΔ±αΆΔαΆΔ±αΆΔ¬αΆΔΧΗΆΔαΆΔαΆΔ―αΆΔαΆΔΉαΆΔαΆΔ�+ααΆΔ]
[Pali to Burmese]
: Sutta: TipiαΉaka PΔαΈ·i-Myanmar Dictionary (αααααα-αα«α αααΌααΊαα� α‘αααα¬αα�)³¦±π³Ω΄Η±ΉΎ±³Ύ³ά³Ω³ΩΎ±±θ³σ²Ή±τ²Ήβ�
(Burmese text): (α�) αααΊααα―ααΊααα¬αααα� ααα―α‘ααΊαα±α� α‘αα»αα―αΈα α α±αα±α¬αααα―ααΉααααα¬αααα―ααΉααααααΉααα«α�-ααΌαα·αΊα (α�) α‘ααααΉαααα―ααΊααα¬αα� (α‘ααααΉαααα―ααΊααα¬αα� ααΌα½ααΊαΈαα±α� ααα―ααΊααα¬α�)αα� ααα―α‘ααΊαα±α� α‘αα»αα―αΈααΎααα±α� (α‘ααααΉααααΊαααΉαα¬ααααΉαα�)α� (α�) (α) αααΊααα―ααΊααα¬αααα� ααα―α‘ααΊαα±α� α‘αα»αα―αΈααΎααα±α� (ααααΏαα¬αααΉαα¬ααααΉαα�)α� (α�) αααΊααα―αα� ααα¬αααα� ααα―α‘ααΊαα±α� α‘αα»αα―αΈααΎααα±α� (α‘αα―αα¬αα―ααΏαα�,α‘α¬αα¬αα±ααααα°αααα�,α‘αααααααα�,α‘ααα αΉα α¬αα―ααΏαα�,αααααα�)α� (α�) αααΊααα―αα� ααα¬αααα� ααα―α‘ααΊαα±α� α‘αα»αα―αΈααΎααα±α� (α‘ααα αΉα ααα�,α‘ααα αΉα α� αα―ααΉαααα�,αα―ααΉαα� α‘αααΉαααα�,ααα¬αααα�,αααα¬αααα�)α�
(Auto-Translation): (1) The benefit referred to as the supreme accomplishment of the ultimate benefit. See the knowledge of liberation through mindfulness. (2) The benefit referred to as the supreme accomplishment of the noble one (the truth that is free from the noble one's wisdom). (3) (a) The benefit referred to as the supreme accomplishment of the meditation (the ultimate nature). (b) The benefit referred to as the supreme accomplishment of (the non-fighting aspect, the wisdom of nourishment, the wisdom of unbinding, the wisdom of impermanence, and the wisdom of death). (c) The benefit referred to as the supreme accomplishment of (the wisdom of impermanence, the wisdom of the suffering of impermanence, the wisdom of the suffering of not eternal, the wisdom of renunciation, and the wisdom of non-attachment).
Pali is the language of the TipiαΉaka, which is the sacred canon of TheravΔda Buddhism and contains much of the Buddhaβs speech. Closeley related to Sanskrit, both languages are used interchangeably between religions.
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Partial matches: Cetovimutti, Phala.
Starts with: Cetovimuttiphala Sutta, Cetovimuttiphalanisamsa.
Full-text: Cetovimuttiphala Sutta.
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