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samadhi
[ suh-mah-dee ]
noun
- the highest stage in meditation, in which a person experiences oneness with the universe.
samadhi
/ sʌˈmɑːdi /
noun
- Buddhism Hinduism a state of deep meditative contemplation which leads to higher consciousness
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Origin of samadhi1
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Example Sentences
Growing alarmed, the Guru also grew meek, and asked only ten rupees and a promise of silence for the performance of a samadhi.
Of Samadhi or human hibernation there have been three cases within the last twenty-five years.
He thereupon in the very middle of the river burnt his body in a fiery ecstasy of Samadhi, and his pari-nirvana was attained.
Samadhi is a superconscious state of ecstasy in which the yogi perceives the identity of soul and Spirit.
I entered the nirbikalpa samadhi state, remaining unbrokenly in its bliss for seven days.
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