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Indian actress
Priyanka Kothari, often credited as Nisha Kothari or Amoha, is an Indian former actress and model. She has appeared in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil and Kannada
Priyanka_Kothari
Buddhist term
Amoha (Sanskrit, Pali; Tibetan Wylie: gti mug med pa) is a Buddhist term translated as "non-delusion" or "non-bewilderment". It is defined as being without
Amoha
Innate character flaws described in Buddhism
factors that are identified as the opposites of the three poisons are: amoha (non-delusion) or paññā (wisdom) alobha (non-attachment) or dāna (generosity)
Three_poisons
In Buddhism, mental states that cloud the mind
(akusala-mūla or the root of akusala); and, their opposites (alobha adosa amoha) are the three "wholesome roots" (kusala-mūla or the root of kusala). The
Kleshas_(Buddhism)
Buddhist aspects of the mind
sympathetic joy One Faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā – wisdom (also called amoha, lack of delusion) Bhikkhu Bodhi states: Wholesome consciousness (kusalacitta)
Mental_factors
Buddhist practices leading to liberation from saṃsāra
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Noble_Eightfold_Path
Buddhist term
basis for not being caught up in non-virtuous action. Adosa (Non-hatred) Amoha (Non-delusion) Buddhist paths to liberation Mental factors (Buddhism) Guenther
Alobha
Buddhist term often translated as "wisdom" or "intelligence"
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Prajñā_(Buddhism)
Concept in Buddhism
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Chanda_(Buddhism)
Buddhist attitude
for not getting involved with unwholesome behavior. Alobha (Non-greed) Amoha (Non-delusion) Buddhist paths to liberation Mental factors (Buddhism) Guenther
Adveṣa
Buddhist concept of craving and greed
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Taṇhā
Sympathetic or vicarious joy in Sanskrit and Pali
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Mudita
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Kaukritya
Major branch of Buddhism
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Theravada
Sanskrit or Buddhist term that is translated as "jealousy" or "envy"
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Īrṣyā
Ethics and code of conduct in Buddhism
roots of non-attachment (araga), benevolence (advesa), and understanding (amoha). One list of virtues which is widely promoted in Buddhism are the Pāramitās
Buddhist_ethics
Miserliness in Buddhism
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Mātsarya
Concept in Buddhism
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Tatramajjhattatā
Buddhist philosophical concept
defilements' opposites: non-greed (alobha), non-hatred (adosa) and non-delusion (amoha). Throughout the Pali Canon, a distinction is made between the fourfold
Four_Right_Exertions
Sanskrit term
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Middha
Buddhist concept regarding intention
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Cetanā
Sanskrit term translated as empathy, compassion or mercy
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Karuṇā
Buddhist term for restlessness
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Auddhatya
Doubt in Buddhism as a hindrance
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Vicikitsa
Buddhist term
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Vīrya
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Styāna
Buddhist scripture
(aggressiveness), adosa (anti-aggressiveness or embrace), moha (ignorance) and amoha (wisdom), by being the six root or primitive causes, give rise to all thoughts
Paṭṭhāna
Buddhist term
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Hrī_(Buddhism)
Indian religion or philosophy based on the Buddha's teachings
Nonhatred (adosa) — loving-kindness, sympathy, gentleness Nondelusion (amoha) — wisdom Courses of action (kammapatha) Unwholesome Bodily Destroying life
Outline_of_Buddhism
Buddhist term
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
View_(Buddhism)
Pali Buddhist term
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Ekaggata
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Manasikāra
Buddhist meditative practices
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Vitarka-vicāra
stand on non-attachment (alobha), non-hatred (adveṣa), and non-deludedness (amoha) coupled with diligence (vīrya), it considers whatever is positive and protects
Appamāda
Important element of the teachings of the Buddha
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Faith_in_Buddhism
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Apatrapya
Buddhist concept
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Moha_(Buddhism)
Ancient school of art, especially Sculpture, in India
stele". Seated Bodhisattva Shakyamuni in Abhaya mudra, with inscription "Amoha-asi (...) erected this Bodhisattva". Northern Satraps, end of 1st century
Art_of_Mathura
Buddhist term referring to feelings and sensations
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Vedanā
Systematization of the Theravāda school's understanding of the highest Buddhist teachings
cittas rooted in non-greed (alobha), non-hatred (adosa), and non-delusion (amoha). They are further divided into sub-classes depending on various factors
Theravada_Abhidhamma
Buddhist concept of mindfulness or awareness
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Sati_(Buddhism)
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Anapatrapya
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Āhrīkya
Buddhist term
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Saṃjñā
Alphabetical listing of Buddhism related topics
Gnanasami Maha Thera Ambapali Ambedkar Amitabha Amitabha Sutra Amoghasiddhi Amoha Ampitiye Rahula Maha Thera Anāgāmi Anagarika Anagarika Dharmapala Anagarika
Index of Buddhism-related articles
Index_of_Buddhism-related_articles
of mind), vipassanā (insight), alobha (non-greed), adosa (non-hatred), amoha (non-delusion), asubhasaññā (perception of unattractiveness), Dukkhasaññā
Nettipakaraṇa
Hindu and Buddhist concept of hatred and aversion
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Dvesha
Buddhist term that may be translated as "pride", "arrogance", or "conceit"
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Māna
Hindu and Buddhist concept
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Raga_(Sanskrit_term)
Buddhist term
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Adhimokṣa
Mental factor in Buddhism
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Pīti
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Lahutā
Buddhist philosophical concept
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Passaddhi
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Sparśa
Buddhist term
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Ujukatā
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Jīvitindriya
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Kammaññatā
Buddhist term for malleability
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Mudutā
Buddhist term
(virati): Sammāvācā Sammākammanta Sammā-ājīva 2 immeasurables (appamañña): Karuṇā Muditā 1 faculty of wisdom (paññindriya): Paññā Amoha Buddhism portal v t e
Pāguññatā
AMOHA
AMOHA
Boy/Male
Tamil
Clear, Straight
Boy/Male
Indian
Amazing
Boy/Male
Hindu
Clear, Straight
Boy/Male
Indian, Kannada, Sanskrit, Telugu
Straight; Clear
AMOHA
AMOHA
Girl/Female
Spanish American Polish Italian
Famous in war.
Boy/Male
Arabic
Servant of Allah
Boy/Male
Indian, Tamil
Gem of Learned
Surname or Lastname
English
English : habitational name from Platt or Platt Bridge in Lancashire, named in Middle English with Old French plat ‘flat’, ‘thin’ (see Platte), in the dialect sense ‘plank bridge’.English : topographic name from Middle English plat ‘plot of land’, ‘piece of ground’ (Old English plætt).Jewish (Ashkenazic) : nickname from German platt ‘flat’.German : variant of Platte 3.
Girl/Female
Tamil
Srilatha | à®·à¯à®°à¯€à®²à®¤à®¾Â
Loves, Wealth creeper
Girl/Female
Tamil
Mahakali | மஹாகாலீ
Goddess Durga
Girl/Female
Hindu, Indian
Good
Female
Dutch
, noble maiden.
Boy/Male
Hindu
Auspicious, Lord Vishnu, Revered
Surname or Lastname
English (Devon; of Cornish origin)
English (Devon; of Cornish origin) : topographic name for someone who lived by a menhir, i.e. a tall standing stone erected in prehistoric times (Cornish men ‘stone’ + hir ‘long’).
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