tantra
1 Tantra — (Sanskrit: तन्त्र ; weave denoting continuity [Norbu, p. 49] ), tantricism or tantrism is any of several esoteric traditions rooted in the religions of India. The tantric movement has influenced the Hindu, Bön, Buddhist, and Jain religious… …
2 tantra — tántra s. f. Trimis de siveco, 10.08.2004. Sursa: Dicţionar ortografic TÁNTRA s.f. (Liv.) Complex de scrieri religioase ale hinduismului şi budismului posterioare textelor fundamentale. [< fr., it. tantra < tantra – cuv. sanscrit]. Trimis …
3 Tantra — (palabra sánscrita que significa «doctrina») m. Libro sagrado del tantrismo que mezcla prácticas esotéricas, ritos y filosofía, escrito principalmente en forma de diálogo. * * * tantra. (Del sánscr. tantra, propiamente, telar , urdimbre ). m.… …
4 tantra — s. m. [Filosofia, Religião] Conjunto de textos anônimos que contêm fórmulas e ritos observados em algumas correntes budistas e hinduístas. (Mais usado no plural.) ‣ Etimologia: sânscrito tantra …
5 tantra — tȁntra ž <G mn tȃntrā/ ī> DEFINICIJA 1. fil. spisi ezoteričkih sljedbi u hinduističkim i budističkim krugovima; osobitu pozornost privlače oni koji teže duhovnosti kroz spolnost; sastavljeni su u obliku dijaloga između Šive i njegove Šakti… …
6 tantra — (Del sánscr. tantra, propiamente, telar , urdimbre ). m. Conjunto de escritos y prácticas hindúes y budistas que ponen especial énfasis en el culto de la energía femenina, en las prácticas de yoga a veces extremas y en la exaltación del mundo… …
7 Tantra — Tan tra (t[a^]n tr[.a]; t[u^]n tr[.a]), n. [Skr.] (Hinduism) A ceremonial treatise related to Puranic and magic literature; esp., one of the sacred works of the worshipers of Sakti. {Tan tric} (t[a^]n tr[i^]k), a. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] …
8 Tantra — Tantra, Zaubertexte aus der Zeit der Entartung der indischen Religion, gewöhnlich in der Form eines Dialogs zwischen Çiva und seiner Gemahlin, welch letztern hier besondere Verehrung gewidmet wird. Über den »Tantrismus« als Phase der Entartung… …
9 Tantra — Tantra, Name der heiligen Schriften der çivaitischen Sekte der Çāktās (s. Hinduismus) …
10 tantra — type of Hindu religious book, 1799, from Skt. tantram, lit. loom, warp, hence groundwork, system, doctrine, from tan to stretch, extend, from PIE root *ten to stretch, extend (see TENET (Cf. tenet)) …
11 tantra — ► NOUN 1) a Hindu or Buddhist mystical or magical text. 2) adherence to the doctrines or principles of the tantras, involving mantras, meditation, yoga, and ritual. DERIVATIVES tantric adjective tantrism noun. ORIGIN Sanskrit, loom, groundwork,… …
12 tantra — [tun′trə, tän′trə] n. [Sans, a doctrine, lit., warp, akin to tanti, cord, string < IE base * ten , to stretch > THIN] [often T ] a form of yoga that teaches the attainment of ecstasy through esoteric, sometimes erotic, techniques tantric… …
13 Tantra — Tantrisme Religions Védisme Brahmanisme Hindouisme Ajîvika Jaïnisme …
14 Tantra — Schriften des Hinduismus Shruti Veda Rigveda Samaveda Yajurveda Atharvaveda jeweils mit den Abteilungen: Samhitas Brahmanas Aranyakas …
15 tantra — tantrisme [ tɑ̃trism ] n. m. • 1904; du sanskr. tantra « doctrine, règle » ♦ Relig. Forme de l hindouisme, religion inspirée des livres sacrés ésotériques (les tantrasn. m.), dont les fidèles s adonnent au culte des divinités féminines. ● tantra… …
16 Tantra — La diosa Hevraja, emanación iracunda del elemento agua, es importante en las prácticas tántricas de la escuela sakya del budismo tibetano …
17 Tantra — Tạn|tra auch: Tạnt|ra 〈n.; s; unz.〉 Schrifttum der ind. Religion [Sanskrit] * * * Tạn|t|ra, das; [s] [sanskr. tantra = Gewebe; System; Lehre]: 1. Lehrsystem des Tantrismus. 2. Schriften des Tantrismus. * * * Tạntra [Sanskrit »Gewebe«,… …
18 tantra — the verbal root tan means “to expand”, so tantra is that which expands the meaning of the Vedas. A class of Vedic literature dealing with a variety of spiritual topics and divided into three branches: the āgamas, yāmalas, and principal tantras; a …
19 Tantra — /tun treuh, tan /, n. 1. (italics) Hinduism. any of several books of esoteric doctrine regarding rituals, disciplines, meditation, etc., composed in the form of dialogues between Shiva and his Shakti; Agama. 2. Also called Tantrism /tun triz euhm …
20 tantra — noun Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Sanskrit, literally, warp, from tanoti he stretches, weaves; akin to Greek teinein to stretch more at thin Date: 1799 one of the later Hindu or Buddhist scriptures dealing especially with techniques and… …
