WHAT DOES PIRIT MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of pirit in the Malay dictionary
pyrite, brittle mineral material, yellow, and used in the manufacture of sulfuric acid etc. pirit sj bahan galian yg rapuh, berwarna kuning, dan digunakan dlm pembuatan asid sulfurik dll.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «PIRIT»
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South Asian Religions: Tradition and Today - Halaman 121
Occasional household rituals Among the occasional Buddhist rituals that Theravada Buddhist householders perform are protection ceremonies (pirit), almsgiving (dana), and mortuary rituals. Members of the sangha participate in these rituals.
Karen Pechilis, Selva J. Raj, 2013
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Buddha in Sri Lanka: Remembered Yesterdays - Halaman 169
All three generate power and spread loving kindness, which in a sense is the core essence of all pirit: selfless loving kindness is one's protection. In chanting pint, the chanters must have love and kindness toward the listeners, and the listeners ...
Swarna Wickremeratne, 2006
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By Means of Performance: Intercultural Studies of Theatre ...
The belief is further strengthened by the fact that this particular text is recited with a great deal of rhetorical flourish and volume. It is the only point at which the pirit ceremony becomes even mildly dramatic. The occasion for a pirit ceremony can ...
Richard Schechner, Willa Appel, 1990
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The Work of Culture: Symbolic Transformation in ... - Halaman 112
Another is pirit rituals where Buddhist texts are recited by monks (or laymen) on a variety of occasions, but especially at death. "The pirit type rituals of mortuary ceremonial are of special importance. These resemble both in form and function ...
Gananath Obeyesekere, 1990
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Buddhist Precept and Practice: Traditional Buddhism in the ...
('Great Pirit') which begins and endslong pirit ceremonies, andis always recited by allmonks present. The other text which must be singled 'out for-'mention is the Atanatiya Sutta (from the 'Digha. Nikaya); this is always recitedtwice and comes ...
Richard Francis Gombrich, 1971
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The Holy Spirit and Ch'i (Qi): A Chiological Approach to ... - Halaman 10
pirit. as. Ch'i: The. oly. pirit,. pirit,. or. pirit(s). Most modernists underscored “sameness” or “universality” among objects and cultures whereas Postmodernists tend to stress “difference” or “particularity” among them. Concerning the relationship ...
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Buddhist Nuns in Taiwan and Sri Lanka: A Critique of the ...
For example, one Buddhist ritual that is common in Sri Lanka is pirit, in which, according to Lynn De Silva (1974: 111–121) and Walpola Rahula (1956: 278–280), bhikkhu, without mentioning nuns, are invited by the laity to chant sutras for the ...
8
The Sacred, Unspoken Language: A Mother Earth ...
Whon wo soo our sol]C in tho phgsical sol]C wo aro in tho §pirit solicjust with that roalization. Wo soo tho ogo From tho §pirit and wo soo tho Spirit trom tho ogo. Wo watch this in silonco trom our thrown in hoavon. Wo aro not tho ogo or tho ...
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A Common-place Book to the Holy Bible: Or, The Scriptures ...
There are diverlity of gifts, but the lame ipirit, at. to one is given, (71:. But all thefe Worked! that one and the i'eltlfame i'pirit, dividing, (7:. I Cor. ta. 3, 6, , t. _ 4' {X/ho7hacth allb f'ealed us, and given us the earnell: of his i'pirit, 2 Car. 1. 2.2.. ch. 5.
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Buddhism Transformed: Religious Change in Sri Lanka - Halaman 394
A traditional pirit ceremony consecrates water and thread that are then used for protective purposes. People may wear the thread around their wrists and sprinkle the water on themselves and around their houses. Are there then any important ...
Richard Francis Gombrich, Richard Gombrich, Gananath Obeyesekere, 1988
