tantrism

• Courant religieux ou spirituel, particulièrement dans le bouddhisme et l'hindouisme, qui combine des éléments de ces traditions et met l'accent sur l'illumination par la prise de conscience de l'unité entre soi et le monde visible, incluant souvent des éléments magiques et mystiques tels que les mantras, les mudras et les pratiques rituelles.

A religious or spiritual movement, particularly within Buddhism and Hinduism, that combines elements of Hinduism and paganism, emphasizing enlightenment through the realization of the oneness of self and the visible world, often incorporating magical and mystical elements such as mantras, mudras, and ritual practices.

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1. Buddhist TantrismC1formal

   A spiritual movement within Buddhism that integrates elements from Hinduism and pagan traditions, focusing on esoteric practices.

   Tantrisme bouddhiste

   • Buddhist Tantrism emphasizes the use of rituals and meditation to achieve enlightenment.
   • Scholars study the influence of Hindu and pagan elements in Buddhist Tantrism.
   • The practice of Buddhist Tantrism includes complex visualizations and mantras.

2. Doctrine of OnenessC2formal

   A doctrine teaching that enlightenment comes from realizing the unity of the self with the visible world, incorporating magical and mystical elements such as mantras, mudras, and erotic rites.

   Tantrisme

   • Tantrism teaches that the self and the universe are one and the same.
   • Practitioners of Tantrism use mantras and mudras to connect with the divine.
   • Erotic rites in Tantrism symbolize the union of opposites.

   Synonymestantra