What is another word for nirvana?
Pronunciation:
[ nɜːvˈɑːnə], [ nɜːvˈɑːnə], [ n_ɜː_v_ˈɑː_n_ə]
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Similar words for nirvana:
- Abraham's Bosom (noun)
- Kingdom of God (noun)
- eden (noun)
- enlightenment (noun)
- escape (noun)
- forgetfulness (noun)
- happiness (noun)
- heaven (noun)
- oblivion (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- rapture (noun)
- seventh heaven (noun)
- state (noun)
- other synonyms
- Promised Land
- happiness
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Nirvana:
n.
• Abraham's Bosom (noun)- happiness and rests,
- in sinu abrahams,
- happiness rest,
- blessed states,
- happy homes,
- happiness rests.
- kingdom god,
- land of leal,
- land leal,
- city light,
- new jerusalems,
- kingdom heaven,
- city god,
- land the leal.
- eden.
- ecstasy,
- awakening,
- tranquillity,
- joy,
- bliss,
- happiness,
- cloud nine,
- peace,
- paradise,
- serenity.
- short memory,
- fugue,
- hypomnesia,
- loss of memory,
- paramnesia,
- lapse of memory,
- blockout,
- absentmindedness,
- laxness,
- dreaminess,
- fugues.
- eternity,
- climax,
- joyfulness,
- summit,
- goshen,
- hereafter,
- acme,
- shangri-la,
- zenith,
- azure,
- spire,
- immortality,
- zion,
- canaan,
- glory,
- fairyland,
- stratosphere,
- ether,
- afterworld,
- land o'goshen,
- culmination,
- pinnacle,
- everlastingness,
- mountaintop,
- apex,
- wonderland,
- dreamland.
- in-advertence,
- in difference,
- non-existences,
- dis regards,
- in advertences,
- non existence,
- un concerns,
- in-sensiblenesses,
- un-awarenesses,
- non existences,
- in sensibleness,
- in sensibility,
- un consciousnesses,
- dis-regards,
- un-awareness,
- out theres,
- unmindfulnesses,
- dis regard,
- un-consciousnesses,
- in-differences,
- in-sensibleness,
- in-difference,
- in differences,
- dis-regard,
- un mindfulnesses,
- un-concerns,
- in sensiblenesses,
- in-sensibility,
- un-concern,
- in-sensibilities,
- un awarenesses,
- un-consciousness,
- in sensibilities,
- un mindfulness,
- in-advertences,
- un consciousness.
Other synonyms:
• Promised Land • happiness- euphoria,
- uplift,
- gaiety,
- felicity,
- exaltation,
- glee,
- fulfillment,
- high,
- delirium,
- jollity,
- the feel-good factor,
- elation,
- afterglow,
- bonhomie,
- radiance,
- harmony,
- vivacity,
- welfare,
- contentment,
- festivity,
- buoyancy,
- cheer,
- relief,
- Job Satisfaction.
- heedlessness,
- catatony,
- camelot,
- contemplation,
- quiescence,
- composure,
- senselessness,
- happy hunting ground,
- coma,
- peacefulness,
- thoughtlessness,
- anorexia nervosa,
- void,
- forgiveness,
- stupor,
- third heaven,
- information,
- nothingness,
- empyrean,
- blankness,
- fatuity,
- passionlessness,
- vacuity,
- tabula rasa,
- lotusland,
- Avalon,
- knockout,
- illusion,
- satori,
- extinction,
- lethe,
- obliteration,
- obscurity,
- blank mind,
- anorexia,
- unconsciousness,
- Lipothymy,
- limbo,
- ataraxia,
- fantasy,
- stillness,
- placidity,
- firmament,
- sleep,
- nonexistence,
- foolishness,
- Extinguishment,
- quiescency,
- slumber,
- extirpation,
- catatonia,
- Nepenthe,
- Forgetting,
- nullity,
- empty-headedness,
- quietism,
- semiconsciousness,
- salvation,
- syncope,
- cockaigne,
- blackout,
- catalepsy,
- elysian fields,
- annihilation,
- quiet,
- absolute blessedness,
- valhalla,
- inanity,
- swoon,
- blessing,
- kayo,
- restfulness,
- ambition,
- devaloka,
- beatitude,
- edification,
- Abraham's Bosom,
- repose,
- enlightenment,
- education,
- passivity,
- grayout,
- Unintelligence,
- imperturbability,
- silence,
- Ataraxy,
- Unambitiousness,
- fantasyland,
- lack of appetite,
- Kingdom of God,
- placidness,
- quietness,
- faint,
- quietude,
- unmindfulness,
- deliverance,
- Inappetence,
- vacancy,
- region.
How to use "Nirvana" in context?
Nirvana is a state of perfect peace and contentment that is typically reached after people have completed their spiritual journey. The term originally comes from the ancient Hindu scripture, the Bhagavad Gita, in which it refers to the ultimate goal of a spiritual practitioner. In Buddhism, Nirvana is also considered a final goal, although some Buddhists believe that one can reach Nirvana through the practice of dharma, or the Eightfold Path.
There is no one way to achieve Nirvana, and it can be reached in different ways for different people.
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