voidness การใช้

• The album name is a Latin transliteration of the Russian word for emptiness, voidness.
• Then, the Buddha hid himself in voidness and meditation but the Brahma could not spot him.
• Samantabhadri is the expression of a concept essentially inexpressible in word or symbol, the ultimate voidness nature of mind.
• Aryadeva summarises : " The discussion of how to attain mah
  
  mudr
  
  entails methods for meditating on Mind itself as something having voidness as its nature ".
• There are some fairly subtle philosophical differences between the Jonang and Gelug schools'respective " zhentong " and " rangtong " views on voidness.
• In this text, and Vigrahavya-vartani, he presents his proof of voidness by challenging the " Pramanas " at the foundation of Nyaya-sutras.
• Nagarjuna's " Madhyamika-karika " targets Nyaya-sutra, among other Hindu texts, for his critique and in order to establish his doctrine of voidness.
• Buddhism denies both Brahman and Atman concepts in ancient Hindu literature, and posits Z
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  ( emptiness, voidness ) and Anatta ( non-Self, no soul ) concept instead.
• It is Mr . Bianu, a jaundiced liver with a moustache, with the evil gaze of a man who collects many salaries but is aware of his own voidness and dullness ".
• Nagarjuna makes a significant use of the earlier Buddhist doctrine of dependent origination ( ) to prove the'emptiness'or'voidness'of everything, leading to the famous doctrine of'emptiness',.
• The text also adds that the " garbha " has " no self, soul or personality " and " incomprehensible to anyone distracted by sunyata ( voidness ) "; rather it is the support for phenomenal existence.
• The extinction of craving of the desire for existence in all its forms and the consequent cessation of suffering is Nirvana ( Nirvana is grasping nothingness and possessing nothing which state is reached through the knowledge of impermanence and voidness ).
• Keith Dowman, in elucidating the spiritual disciplines of the Mahasiddhas, links the completion stage with the Two Truths, voidness, along with a suite of advanced Mahamudra sadhana and other practices that are related to the Six Yogas of Naropa such as tummo:
• Consequently, there was no longer a judicial declaration of voidness but merely an order that Pfizer's application for a " notice of prohibition " against Teva's version of sildenafil ( under subsection 55.2 ( 4 ) of the Patent Act ) is dismissed.
• If the rescission or variation is sought on the ground that the judgment is void " ab origine ", or was obtained by fraud or mistake, rule 49 ( 8 ) provides that the application must be served and filed within one year after the applicant first had knowledge of such voidness, fraud or mistake.
• Alexander Orakhelashvili says that the Security Council manifestly lacks the competence to validate agreements imposed through coercion, not least because the peremptory prohibition of the use of force is a limitation on the Council s powers and the voidness of coercively imposed treaties is the clear consequence of jus cogens and the conventional law as reflected in the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
• For their part, Jonang teachers, including Taranatha, held their own shentong ( " other-voidness " ) views expressed in terms of " Great Madhyamaka " to be ultimately definitive in meaning, in contrast to the circumstantially definitive rangtong ( " self-voidness " or prasaEgika ) philosophy of what they termed " general Madhyamaka ", comprising both Svatantrika and PrasaEgika Madhyamaka.
• For their part, Jonang teachers, including Taranatha, held their own shentong ( " other-voidness " ) views expressed in terms of " Great Madhyamaka " to be ultimately definitive in meaning, in contrast to the circumstantially definitive rangtong ( " self-voidness " or prasaEgika ) philosophy of what they termed " general Madhyamaka ", comprising both Svatantrika and PrasaEgika Madhyamaka.