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abhijñā

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abhijñā (Skt.; Pāli, abhiññā). Supernormal knowledge or supernatural cognition, normally acquired through the development of the power of samādhi or meditative trance. Up to six forms are recognized: clairvoyance, clairaudience, knowledge of the minds of others, miraculous abilities, knowledge of past lives, and knowledge of the cessation of the ‘outflows’ (āśravas).

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Abhijñā

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Abhijñā (supernatural powers): see ABHIÑÑĀ.

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