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Keywords:
Consciousness,
Embodies,
Buddhism,
Suffering,
Beatitude
A term which refers to the continuous process of personal unfoldment, in the expansion of consciousness. A state of being which recognizes truth to be the guiding factor of life, and which embodies the principles of natural law that compose it.
The final attainment on the spiritual path, when the limited sense of "I" merges into supreme Consciousness.
Universal consciousness; traditionally compared to a mind full of light.
(Hinduism and Buddhism) the beatitude that transcends the cycle of reincarnation; characterized by the extinction of desire and suffering and individual consciousness
A state of consciousness marked by the absence of suffering or desire according to the Buddhist tradition. In the Yoga tradition, enlightenment is illumination or union with the Self.
The process or state of embodying the Divine.
A goal of Buddhism: a state in which the practitioner has no desire or suffering.
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