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  Sakwala   What is this mean? Another world? Or a galaxy? No, not this anything. But according to science, I could not find a name to introduce Sakvala. So let's see what this Sakvala means according to Buddhism.   According to Buddhism, there are 31 worlds in a sacvalak. These 31 worlds are 4 hells, a human world, 6 heavens, 16 form Brahma worlds and 4 formless Brahma worlds. I have explained a lot about these worlds of Brahma in an earlier blog, so today I have to tell only about these hells and heavens. You know about the human world.   So it is mentioned in Buddhism that there are 6 heavens in one sakwala. These worlds of gods are arranged in order according to their power. The heaven with the least power is at the bottom and the heaven with the most power is at the top. The previously mentioned Brahma worlds are located even further away. So let's see the order of the world positions in this Sakwala from bottom to top.   •First of all h...

Brahmas Brahma   As the second article in the series of articles about Buddhist civilization, I thought to say who is Brahma. Who really is this Brahma? Are other people a division, or are the gods a division? not. Brahma is a separate group of beings. They are much more powerful than the gods. There are only two systems of knowledge about Brahma in the world. One is the Buddhist knowledge system we are talking about today. The other is the Hindu system of knowledge. Both these knowledge systems are two very old knowledge systems. In both these systems of knowledge, the group called Brahma is mentioned as a very noble group.   According to the Buddhist system of knowledge, Brahmas live in special worlds called Brahma Lokas. Those worlds are above the human world and the six heavenly worlds. According to Buddha's teachings, there are 20 worlds of Brahma in one sakval. These 20 worlds of Brahma are divided into categories based on various matters. According to one form...

 Mara concept Mara    I thought of writing about Mara as the first article in the series of articles about Buddhist civilization. Who is this monster? Even the Buddhists do not have much understanding of the Mara concept. According to the majority of Buddhists, Mara means the god of death. But in other cultures, the god of death or the angel of death is depicted as a skeletal creature dressed in a black robe. But in the Buddhist philosophy, the Mara is a more powerful character. In the concept of Mara, the occurrence of death is also known as Mara. But the Mara that we are talking about today is not the name of this death. He is a person. A person is not a man.    Here is the Mara of Buddha's vision...    According to Buddhism, there are six heavens. They are in order of glory from the bottom to the top...the heavens above are mightier than the heavens below. These are located in order from the bottom up to the most powerful heaven. So the most powerfu...