Significance of Seminal fluid
Seminal fluid holds different meanings in Tibetan Buddhism, Purana, and science. In Tibetan Buddhism, it symbolizes the essence from which the enlightened mind emerges, highlighting its importance in spiritual union and enlightenment. It refers to specific bodily fluids linked to purity and enlightenment. In Purana, it connects to the life essence tied to narratives and the divine, particularly in the context of Lord Shiva's power. Scientifically, seminal fluid is the reproductive fluid containing sperm, essential for conception.
Synonyms: Semen, Seminal plasma, Seed, Sperm
In Dutch: Zaadvocht; In Finnish: Siemenneste; In Spanish: L铆quido seminal; In German: 厂补尘别苍蹿濒眉蝉蝉颈驳办别颈迟; In Malay: Cecair mani; In Swedish: 厂别尘颈苍补濒惫盲迟蝉办补; In Dutch: Zaadvloeistof
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Hindu concept of 'Seminal fluid'
In Hinduism, seminal fluid symbolizes not only biological creation through Indra but also Lord Shiva's powerful energy aimed at birthing a son destined to defeat evil, representing life's essence and continuity across generations.
From: Yoga Vasistha [English], Volume 1-4
(1) The essence of life transmitted through generative processes, underscoring the shared nature of existence across generations.[1]
The concept of Seminal fluid in scientific sources
Seminal fluid, produced by the male reproductive organs, is essential for reproduction as it contains spermatozoa. Its quality can be influenced by numerous factors, impacting its role during ejaculation.
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Seminal fluid is a substance that can influence the accuracy of the Fern test when diagnosing the rupture of membranes.[2]