Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. countable (Buddhism) One of the ten hierarchically arranged stages through which bodhisattva passes to the path to awakening in the Mahayana tradition.
- n. uncountable The earth element in the Hindu elemental tradition.
Etymologies
- Sanskrit भूमि (bhūmi) (Wiktionary)
Examples
“All of these rules can be classified as Bhumi dharma.”
“• HASC is working with temples, Oxford's Bhumi Project, University of Texas and others to promote greening of temples and sacred spaces.”
“Bhumi means place of occurrence, place of arising.”
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“I sneaked out with just a pack of cat food for Bhumi, who was now revelling in my undivided attention.”
“The Avatar had begun his other mission: ridding Mother Bhumi of the cancer cells in demon form who were harming all life.”
“Practice 3: Meditate upon Bhumi dharma and the ways Mother Earth has supported you through food, shelter, air, water, warmth, and all countless other blessings you receive.”
“From the viewpoint of the Avatars and the perspective of the Earth Mother, there are no people or creatures on planet Bhumi who are not precious, unique, and deserving of a dignified life.”
“The underlying viewpoint, perhaps unspoken or even unconscious to many—but self-evident by their desire to practice Yoga—is that we must find a more balanced, more flexible, healthier, and less destructive way to live on Mata Bhumi.”
“He and his band of eternal companions began the great descent to Bhumi—Mother Earth—to once again restore the balance of the planet, protect the innocent, and reveal the inconceivable secrets of the Transcendental realm to those who were ready to hear.”
“This has to do with compassion and the possibility of having visionary thinkers in leadership roles who understand their sva-dharma and our collective Bhumi dharma, our responsibility to Mother Earth.”
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