- tradition, Tathātā is an
uncompounded permanent phenomenon, (as is
Nirvana – in Madhyamaka, not
being products, all
absences are
uncompounded and
permanent – not...
- Davy,
Humphry (1812). "Of metals;
their primary compositions with
other uncompounded bodies, and with each other".
Elements of
Chemical Philosophy: Part 1...
- the Baháʼí Faith,
identifies Idris with
Hermes in his
Tablet on the
Uncompounded Reality. A
survey of the
literary and
archaeological evidence for the...
-
transliterations such as Inaam, Enam and
other forms.
Notable bearers of the
uncompounded name include: Ina'am Al-Mufti (1929–2018),
first Jordanian woman to hold...
- dialect, and
Bornholmian is its
closest relative.
Approximately 2,000
uncompounded Danish words are
derived from Old
Norse and
ultimately from
Proto Indo-European...
-
absorptions (arupa-dhyānas). Philosophically, ākāśa is
considered one of the
uncompounded phenomena (asaṃskṛtadharmas) in six
Buddhist schools,
including the Sarvāstivāda...
-
Several theories exist. One
theory holds "Troms-" to
derive from the old (
uncompounded) name of the
island (Old Norse: Trums).
Several islands and
rivers in...
-
masculine or feminine,
spirits "Can
either **** ****ume, or both; so soft And
uncompounded is thir
Essence pure". Nonetheless,
these feminine shapes may be just...
-
Jeweled Lineage), a key Mahāyāna treatise,
defines the
Buddha as "the
uncompounded (asamskrta), and
spontaneous (anabhoga) Dharmakāya" and as "self-enlightened...
-
idiosyncratic spiritual beliefs.
Jerusalem syndrome as a
discrete form,
uncompounded by
previous mental illness. This
describes the best-known type, whereby...
