Updated in 2026 : 2 : 12 : u Pali ;

ucchedaditthi, nihilism; also see: ditthi;

Udāna, Paeans of joy; also see: Khuddaka nikāya is subdivided into 15 books;  5.* ;

eulogy; hymn; paean; song of praise; triumph;

udayabbaya ñāṇa (at sobhana cetasika level), beautiful consciousness; WHEN joy and tranquility is achieved, at this stage (e.g. the mind becomes so peaceful) ... ; Also see: Great Discourse on Great Mindfulness Discourse (Mahā sati paṭṭhāna sutta) i.e. to be out of suffering ... ;

Syamavati, consort of King Udayana;

uddhacca, restlessness, kukkucca, worry, nivarana, hindrance, thina, sloth, middha, torpor; Also see: Satipatthana meditation;

uddhacca, restlessness, one of the remaining fetters at anāgāmi stage to be arahat, the path to nibbāna;

uddhacca kukkucca, restlessness and brooding; Also see: nivaraṇa;

udiyabbaya-ñāna, insight about the appearing and disappearing of the phenomena; Can experience unique kind of happiness; Calmness and tranquility exist at higher levels of insight;

Ummagga sutta;

upacāra-jhāna, access concentration; also see: jhāna;

upādāna, craving results in grasping;

upacāra samādhi, 8 attainments together with access concentration;

Mahā prajñāpāramitā upadeśaśāstra;

upadhi viveka, complete detachment from all conditions of things (nibbāna); Also see: viveka;

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(Agnostic (Agnosticism)), (Atheist (Atheism)), (Buddhist (Buddhism)), (Chinese folk religion), (Christian (Christianity)), (Daoist (Taoism)), (Hindu (Hinduism)), (Islam (Muslim)), (Jewish (Judaism)), Other (Ethnic religion), Shinto, ... ; Remark: common in (Mahayana, Theravada) Buddhism, (Bante, Reverend, Shin, Venerable) Upagupta sitting mudra with a bowl (meal donation) and looking-up to the sky (the sun) in our earth AND Shin ( Upagupta, Upagupta, Upagupta, Upagupta) 's extraordinary knowing, super natural power can (protect, safe & secure) environments e.g. NOT to have catastrophic (Category4+ storm, Excessive-rain, Gusts (wind)); Also see: Reforming Myanmar4 (181. (religion, religious)); r Manmade Global Weather; s Manmade Global Weather; u Pali; w Manmade Global Weather;

Ananda (2nd generation) 's disciple Sanakavasin (3rd generation), And Then, Sanakavasin 's one of the (pupils, students) Upagupta (a monk's name in 4th generation) a.k.a. Shin Upagupta, documented by Mahayana documented-books (e.g. Asoka Raza va dana, Avadanasataka, Divyavadana stories) ... , And Then, 5th generation monk name Dhitika, ... retrospectively to approx. (543 + current Gregorian Calendar Year) ago; Also see: a Pali; d Pali; s Pali; u Pali; Remark: "Asoka," a king's name; "Raza" means a (king, ruler); "v" sounds like "wa" ; "dana" means donation;

Upagutta, one of the 8 arahants;

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Upali, one of the 8 arahants;

Upamā śataka sūtra;

upasaka, male devotee;   also see: bhikkhu, bhikkhuni, upasika, ... ;

upasamasukha, pleasure of tranquility;

upasika, female devotee;   also see: bhikkhu, bhikkhuni, upasaka, ... ;

upatthana, characteristic quality of sati, e.g. indriya, faculty; bojjhanga, awakening factor; noble 8 fold path;

upatthana, placing near (upatthana) patthana, cause, patthana, foundation; presence (upatthana) ... ;

IFF Sanskrit (smrtyupasthana) upatthana ... ;

upatthita sati, mindfulness being present (upatthita sati) opposes to absent mindedness (muttha sati) ... ;

yurushi Forgiveness, i.e. (being forgiven, forgiving) Action, a.k.a. "let bygones be bygones" e.g. ((upekkha in Pali), (u p e k s h a in Sanskrit)), and conversational usage would be: "never mind"; Also see: f Character; Idea Processor; u Pali; y Usage;

upekkhā, equanimity; Also see: bojjhaṅga, 7 constituents of enlightenment;

upekkhā, u-pek-khā, equanimity, a.k.a. one of the 4 sublime states ;

uppāda, one of the mental states of ... ; also see: bhanga; thiti; uppāda, beginning;

Uppāda sutta;

uposatha, a.k.a. bot; a.k.a. ubosoth IFF Thailand;

Usa shrine, Nippon;

Utpalavarna, a famous nun whose wisdom was compare to Maudgalyana (a great disciple of Buddha); Referenced Books (THE TEACHING OF BUDDHA);

utu niyāma, physical inorganic order, for example: seasonal phenomena of winds and rains; also see: order 2. of niyāma ;

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