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Mount Meru (Sanskrit/Pali: मेरु)—also
known as Sumeru,
Sineru or Mahāmeru—is a sacred, five-peaked
mountain present within Hindu, Jain and
Buddhist cosmologies...
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Mount Meru (also
Sumeru (Sanskrit) or
Sineru (Pāli) or Kangrinboqe/Kailash) is the name of the
central world-mountain in
Buddhist cosmology. Etymologically...
- Sakka's
original group (who made
enough merit to
become devas atop
Mount Sineru). In Buddhism,
there are "Yāmā devāḥ", "Tu****ānāṃ", "Nirmāṇaratayaḥ devāḥ"...
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Mahapavarana festival.
Sakka provides three ladders for the Buddha's
descent from
Sineru to the earth: on the
right was a
ladder of gold for the gods; on the left...
- world-system he displa****, like a
course of
pillars on (each)
supreme mountain Sineru,
walks made of jewels." and then
other paragraphs later state how The Buddha...
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above the Earth. The world-mountain of
Sumeru सुमेरु (Vietnamese: Tu Di;
Sineru सिनेरु; Thai: เขาพระสุเมรุ, สิเนรุบรรพต) is an immense, strangely-shaped...
- he
threw it into the sea, the sea
would completely dry up; it
could make
Sineru crumble into pieces. The
others are: Śakra's
Vajra Vaiśravaṇa's Gadāvudha...
