User:Equanimity
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User talk:Equanimity
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User talk:Equanimity two
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Upekkha   (translated from French)
Upekkha Upekkha, equanimity in pali is one of the central ... concepts of Buddhism. Generally, the term of equanimity describes an effort in order not to ... unpleasant situations. But the Buddhist conept of equanimity implies the absence of effort: the equanimity is natural demonstration of wisdom there and does not imply effort. The equanimity is initially a exercise of concentration, ...
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Brahmavihara
... a person, oneself or other Upekkha/Upeksha: equanimity, or learning to accept both loss and ... 2) compassion; 3) sympathetic joy; and 4) equanimity. Because the "beaming out" of these four ... mental projections of compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity (regarding all beings with an eye of ... Buddha-nature). Great Sympathetic Joy and Great Equanimity are the Buddha-dhatu. The Buddha-dhatu ... Tathagata is Benevolence, Compassion, Sympathetic Joy, and Equanimity. Benevolence, Compassion, Sympathetic Joy, and Equanimity ...
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Upeksa
... in Pali, is the Buddhist concept of equanimity. It is one of the four Brahmavihara ... states), which is a subset of Kammatthana. Equanimity is a balanced state of mind characterized ... cravings or desires) or repulsions (aversions). In equanimity one still notices and cares about what ... the eye of a storm. External links Equanimity (upekkha) by the Venerable Nyanaponika Thera.
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Talk:Greco-Buddhism
... starting point. (20040302) The mental attitude of equanimity and dispassionate outlook in front of events ... technical terms - indifference is not cognate with equanimity within Buddhism. Buddhism does not promote detachment ... 2005 (UTC) Well, first of all, identifying equanimity as being equivalent to apatheia, and then ... no favours. Within the context of Buddhism, equanimity is a highly technical term. It has ...
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Greco-Buddhism
... biographer Diogenes Laertius explained that Pyrrhon's equanimity and detachment from the world were acquired ... of ordinary conceptions . The mental attitude of equanimity and dispassionate outlook in front of events ... from passionate belief and the development of equanimity" (Mc Evilley, "The shape of ancient thought ...
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Samatha bhavana   (translated from French)
... karuna), the joy sympathetic nerve (mudita) and equanimity (upekkha). It is thus a question of ... the the first three Jhanas, and the equanimity with the fourth. ten uglinesses and vigilance ...
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User talk:Pjacobi
... 2005 (UTC) My frustration at your apparent equanimity over Nuremburg deletion may have read more ... by this analysis of your inaction and equanimity at loss of content. EffK 04:19 ...
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