Definition of Pancasikha. Meaning of Pancasikha. Synonyms of Pancasikha

- Pancasikha (Sanskrit: Pañcaśikha; Pali: Pañcasikha) is a gandharva in the Buddhist pantheon. Pañcaśikha is the god who receives messages from the Four...
- (Sanskrit: Bhadrā Sūryavarcasā) and another gandharva, Pañcasikha (Sanskrit: Pañcaśikha). Pañcasikha fell in love with Suriyavacchasā when he saw her dancing...
- the essential teachings of Kapila as taught to Āsuri and by Āsuri to Pañcaśikha to himself. Samkhyakarika includes distilled statements on epistemology...
- (addenda) of the Atharvaveda (at XI.III.3.4) mentions Kapila, Āsuri and Pañcaśikha in connection with a libation ritual for whom tarpana is to be offered...
- ancient teachers are named in the various texts, including Kapila and Pancasikha. 1st c. BCE - first centuries CE: as a neuter term, referring to the beginning...
- architect of the devas Prajāpati Varuṇa Īśāna Mātali – Śakra's charioteer Pañcaśikha Suvīra Susīma Jālinī Airāvata – Śakra's elephant mount Pārileyyaka – an...
- of Samkhya can be seen in the Caraka Samhita and in the doctrines of Pancasikha in Mahabharata 12.219. This school accepted only twenty-four principles...
- worlds above and of Avici (a ****) below. The Buddha was accompanied by Pañcasikha, Mátali, Mahá Brahmá and Suyáma. Sariputta was the first to welcome him...
- teachers of Gautama Buddha Panini 6th century BCE Founder of Paniniya School Pañcaśikha 6th century BCE Samkhya Asuri 6th century BCE Samkhya Student of Kapila...
- Sakra (also known as Indra) accompanied by Pancasikha (also known as Kubera). After some harp-playing by Pancasikha, Indra asks 42 questions to the Buddha...