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Deutsch: A 'Arha (auf Chinesisch: Luohan), ein hochrangiger buddhistischer Mönch, ein Teil der "Apostel" oder Patriarchen des Buddha'
Der Begriff Sanskrit Arhat bedeutet "derjenige, der der Reverenz würdig ist". Er qualifiziert sich im Buddhismus die Verzichtungen, die sich von der Illusion dieser wahrnehmbaren Welt ablöst. Sie verkörpern die höchsten Perfektionen. Glasur-Keramik-Skulptur "Drei Farben" (SANCAI) Dynastie Liao (907-1125) Provinz Hebei, in einer Höhle in Yixian, China, gefunden Theater von Asien.English: 'ARHA (in Chinese: Luohan), a high rank Buddhist monk, part of the "apostles" or the Patriarchs of the Buddha'
The term Sanskrit Arhat means "the one who is worthy of reverence". He qualifies in Buddhism the renouncements detached from the illusion of this perceptible world. They embody the highest perfections. Glaze ceramic sculpture "Three colors" (Sancai) Dynasty Liao (907-1125) Province of Hebei, found in a cave in Yixian, China Theaters of AsiaFrançais : Arhat (en chinois : Luohan), moine bouddhiste de haut rang, faisant partie des "apôtres" ou des patriarches du Bouddha
Le terme sanscrit Arhat signifie "Celui qui est digne de révérence". Il qualifie dans le bouddhisme les renonçants détachés de l'illusion de ce monde perceptible. Ils incarnent les plus hautes perfections. Sculpture en céramique à glaçure "trois couleurs" (sancai) Dynastie Liao (907-1125) Province d'Hebei, trouvé dans une grotte à Yixian, Chine Salles de l'Asie |
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