advaya

advaya m. (-yaḥ) A Bauddha.

E. a neg. dvaya two.

a-dvaya (yaḥ) 1. m. A Bauddha.

advaya I. Tatpur. n. (-yam) ¹ Not duality, unity. ² The

identity of Brahman (n.) and the Universe or of the divine

essence and the human soul; the real truth. E. a neg.

and dvaya.

II. Bahuvr. 1. m. f. n. (-yaḥ-yā-yam) Without a second,

only, alone; esp. in the neuter as an epithet of Brahman (n.)

which is not distinct from the Universe.

2. m. (-yaḥ) A name of Buddha (acc. to a commentary,

because wisdom and object of wisdom are identical with

him). E. a priv. and dvaya.

advaya a-dvaya, as, ā, am, not two, without

a second, only, unique; (as), m., N. of Buddha;

(am), n. non-duality, unity; identity, especially the

identity of Brahma with the universe or with the

soul, or of spirit and matter; the ultimate truth.

—Advaya-vādin or advaita-vādin, ī, m. Buddha;

a Jaina; one who teaches advaya or identity.

—Advayānanda (°ya-ān°), as, m., N. of an

author, and of a founder of the Vaiṣṇava sect in

Bengal, who lived at the close of the fifteenth century.

advaya a. [nāsti dvayaṃ yasya]

1 Not two.

2 Without a second, unique; sole; advayaṃ brahma Ved. Sūtra.

— yaḥ [advayaṃ vijñānābhedaḥ padārthānāṃ astyasya vādakatvena astyarthe ac] N. of Buddha.

— yaṃ [na. ta.] Non-duality, unity, identity; especially, the identity of Brahma and the universe, or of spirit and matter; the highest truth.

Comp.

— ānaṃdaḥ = advaitānaṃdaḥ q. v.

— vādin (= advaita°) one who propounds the identity of spirit and matter (pb) or of Brahma and the universe (sarvameva vastu citsvarūpaṃ nānyadato dvitīyamasti iti yaḥ pratipādayati).

2 Buddha.

advaya a. without a second, unique.

advaya a-dvaya, a. not of two kinds, single:
-tva, n. unity; -ānanda, m. N. of a philosopher
(whose joy is unity).

a-dvaya mfn. not two without a second, only, unique

a-dvaya m. N. of a Buddha

a-dvaya n. non-duality, unity

identity (especially the identity of Brahma, with the human soul or with the universe, or of spirit and matter)

the ultimate truth.

advaya

m. (-yaḥ) A Bauddha.

E. a neg. dvaya two.

advaya a. [nāsti dvayaṃ yasya] 1 Not two. -2 Without a second, unique; sole; advayaṃ brahma Ved. Sūtra. -yaḥ [advayaṃ vijñānābhedaḥ padārthānām astyasya vādakatvena astyarthe ac] N. of Buddha -yam [na. ta.] Non-duality, unity, identity; especially of Brahman and the universe, or of spirit and matter; the highest truth. -Comp. -ānandaḥ = advaitānandaḥ q. v. -vādin (= advaita˚) one who propounds the identity of spirit and matter or of Brahman and the universe (sarvameva vastu citsvarūpaṃ nānyadato dvitīyamasti iti yaḥ pratipādayati) 2. Buddha; Jina; ṣaḍabhijño daśabalo'dvayavādī vināyakaḥ Ak.

a-dvaya- a. sans second, unique; -tva- nt. unicité, unité.

advayānanda- a. dont le plaisir est l'unicité; m. n. d'un maître.

advaya (3. a + dvaya)

1) adj. einig, keinen Zweiten neben sich habend: brahma VEDĀNṬAS. 4, 10. MADHUS. in Ind. St. I, 19, 23.

— 2) m. Buddha (keine Dualität kennend) H. 234; vgl. advayavādin .

advaya m. Abkürzung von advayānanda HALL 6. — n. Nichtdualismus, Monismus (in der Philosophie): °svarūpakathana Verz. d. Oxf. H. 247,b,2 v. u.

advaya

— 1) Adj. nicht zweierlei , zweitlos , einig 258,7. 284,33.

— 2) m.

— a) *ein Buddha.

— b) N.pr. = advayānanda

— 3) n. Nichtdualismus , Monismus.

advaya zweitlos, einig.

advaya na0 na dvayam . dvitvābhāve . nāsti dvayaṃ dvitvaṃ tajjñānaṃ
vā yasya . sarvātmatayā ātmajñe brahmātmaikyajñe, abhede ca .
“arthato'pyadvayānandamatītadvaitabhānata” iti ve0 sā0 . brahmā-
dvayaṃ paśyata iti advayaṃ vijñānābhedaḥ padārthānāmastyasya
vādakatvena astyarthe ac . bauddhabhede te hi “sahopāla-
mbhaniyamādabhedo nīlataddhiyorityanena” padārthānāṃ saṃvida-
bhinnatvaṃ vadanti vivaraṇaṃ bauddhaśabde dṛśyam .

advaya , nt., non-duality, as designation of the

Buddhist doctrine. In Mvy 1717 advayam (Tib. gñis su

med pa, non-duality) is listed among paramārtha-paryāyāḥ,

synonyms for the true doctrine; advayasaṃjñā udapāsi Mv

i.237.14, consciousness of non-duality arose in him (so that

he resolved to become a Buddha).