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Vedānta

„Vedānta“ bedeutet wörtlich: Letzte Abschnitte der Veden. So kann man sagen, dass sich die Vedānta-Philosophie an den Upanishaden orientiert, weil diese die letzten Abschnitte der Veden sind. Die Veden wiederum sind eine (ursprünglich mündliche) Überlieferung, welche zu der indo-europäischen Bevölkerung gehört, die sich Arier nennt und etwa im 2. Jahrtausend vor unserer Zeitrechnung in Indien […]

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Vejuvana

„Vejuvana (Pali, Bambushain). Ein Park in der Nähe von Rājagṛiha, so genannt, weil er von einer Mauer aus Bambus (velu) umgeben war. Der Park wurde von König Bimbisara für den Buddha ausgewählt, da er ein ruhiger Ort war, der sich für die Meditation eignete, und zudem nicht allzu weit außerhalb der Stadt lag. Der Buddha

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