samadhi

American  

[suh-mah-dee] / səˈmɑ di /

noun

Hinduism, Buddhism.

1. the highest stage in meditation, in which a person experiences oneness with the universe.

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samadhi British  

/ sʌˈmɑːdi /

noun

1. Buddhism Hinduism a state of deep meditative contemplation which leads to higher consciousness

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Etymology

Origin of samadhi

First recorded in 1820–30, samadhi is from the Sanskrit word samādhi

Example Sentences

Mr Ambekar said that the remains could shed light on the phenomenon of "samadhi burials" - an ancient burial practice among Hindus where revered figures were buried rather than cremated.

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It could also shed light on the phenomenon of "samadhi burials" - an ancient burial practice among Hindus where revered figures were buried instead of being cremated, Mr Ambekar says.

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Samadhi Paramitha Brahmananayake is looking at the field where she spent months camped out with thousands of other demonstrators in Sri Lanka’s capital in 2022.

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Although the protests have gone silent for now, some protesters like Samadhi Brahmananayake argue that the agitation showed what people's power can do.

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While the ashram is no longer here, his tomb, the Ganga Ram Samadhi, still stands. 

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