nibbana

[nib-bah-nuh]

noun

Pali.

1. nirvana.

Example Sentences

However, she started working in Thai restaurants in the area — Nibbana Thai in Bellevue, Thai One On in Seattle and Pen Thai in Bothell — as a busser and server instead of a cook, and found she loved it.

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For some views as to the derivation of nibbana, nibbuto, etc. see J.P.T.S.

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Temperance and charity, the discernment of holy truth, the perception of Nibbána: this is the greatest blessing.

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It seems to me to be a hopeless task to explain Nibbâna in terms of worldly experience, and there is no way in which we can better indicate it than by saying that it is a cessation of all sorrow; the stage at which all worldly experiences have ceased can hardly be described either as positive or negative.

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Any one who seeks to discuss whether Nibbâna is either a positive and eternal state or a mere state of non-existence or annihilation, takes a view which has been discarded in Buddhism as heretical.

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