BUDDHIST DICTIONARY - W - Y -

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  • yakkha: in popular belief, a kind of ghost, goblin or ogre. See Yakkha.
  • yāma-deva: are a kind of heavenly beings of the sensuous world; s. deva.
  • yamaka-pātihāriya
  • yathā-bhūta-ñāna-dassana: 'the knowledge and vision according to reality', is one of the 18 chief kinds of insight (vipassanā).
  • yathākammūpaga-ñāna: 'knowledge of rebirth according to one's actions'; s. abhiññā (4).
  • yathāsanthatik'anga: 'the practice of being satisfied with whatever dwelling', is one of the ascetical means of purification; s. dhutanga (12).
  • yoga: 'yokes, bonds', is another name for the 4 cankers (āsava) .
  • yogāvacara = yogi: 'one devoted to mental training,' is in Vis.M. the usual name for the disciple cultivating mental concentration (App.).
  • yokes: yoga, q.v.
  • yoni: 'modes of generation.' There are 4 generation from the egg, from the mother's womb, from moisture, and spontaneous rebirth (opapātika) in heaven, hell, etc. Explained in M.12.
  • yoniso manasikāra: 'thorough attention' or wise consideration': s. manasikāra.
  • youth-infatuation: s. mada.
  • yuganaddha: s. samatha-vipassanā, last paragraph.

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