Avīci is a term from Buddhism that refers to the lowest and most intense level of the Buddhist hell. It is also known as the “uninterrupted hell” or “endless suffering.” In Buddhist belief, it is the place where the worst kinds of evil-doers are sent after death, where they experience unending and excruciating pain without … Read more
A Stūpa is a mound-like or hemispherical structure containing relics like śarīra, typically the remains of Buddhist monks or nuns) that is used as a place of meditation. In Sanskrit, “stupa” means heap. At its simplest, a stupa is a dirt burial mound faced with stone, a place of burial or a receptacle for religious … Read more
In Buddhism, Gandharvas are one of the six classes of beings in the realm of desire. They are celestial beings who are associated with music and dance and are often depicted as having wings and playing instruments. According to Buddhist mythology, they inhabit the heavens and enjoy the pleasures of music, dance, and sensual indulgences. … Read more
The act of bowing to the feet in Buddhism is a gesture of humility, acknowledging the spiritual wisdom and purity of the person or being being revered. It symbolizes the surrender of ego and the devotion of the practitioner to the path of enlightenment. This ritual is often performed by monks, nuns, and lay practitioners … Read more
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