-
characterized primarily by
their supramundane (lokottara) nature. The Mahāsāṃghikas
advocated the
transcendental and
supramundane nature of the
buddhas and bodhisattvas...
-
certain condition,
older than the
birth of the
world and
proper to the
supramundane powers, one
beyond time, everlasting,
without beginning or end. In it...
- such as
Amitabha and Vairocana, but also see them as
transcendental or
supramundane (lokuttara) beings. Mahāyāna
Buddhism holds that
these other Buddhas...
-
interstellar travel. Paul
Birch has used this term to
describe a
concept of a
supramundane planet. Such a
structure would resemble the
concept of a
Dyson sphere...
- followers,
while supramundane right view,
which requires a
deeper understanding, is
suitable for monastics.
Mundane and
supramundane right view involve...
-
lives and
various supranormal powers like levitation) as well as the
supramundane,
meaning the
extinction of all
mental intoxicants (āsava). In Pali literature...
-
doctrines defended by
Indian Mahāsāṃghikas include: The
Buddhas are
supramundane (lokottara),
devoid of
asravas and the
mundane natures. All
words spoken...
- and
supramundane wisdom.
Mundane wisdom is the
insight in the
three marks of existence. The
development of this
insight leads to four
supramundane paths...
- Mahāvastu, over the
course of many lives,
Gautama is said to have
developed supramundane abilities including: a
painless birth conceived without intercourse;...
- is
essentially a
launch loop In addition, he
proposed the
concept of "
supramundane worlds" such as supra-Jovian and supra-stellar "planets".
These are artificial...
