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has gloss | eng: Amaravati Buddhist Monastery is a monastery in the Thai Forest Tradition of the Theravada lineage of Buddhism. Amaravati is a centre of teaching and practice. It is located in Great Gaddesden, in the Chiltern Hills, near Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, England. Amaravati means "Deathless Realm" in Pāli, the scriptural language of the ancient Buddhist Pali Canon. The temple was founded by the disciples of the noted Thai meditation master, Luang Por Chah (1918–1992). Its current abbot is Ajahn Sumedho. In addition to the monks and nuns residences, there are accommodations for long-term lay residents and shorter-term lay guests. |
lexicalization | eng: Amaravati Buddhist Monastery |
instance of | (noun) the residence of a religious community monastery |
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has gloss | deu: Amaravati ist ein buddhistisches Kloster und Meditationszentrum in Great Gaddesden, nördlich von Berkhamsted (Hertfordshire). Es wurde 1983 vom English Sangha Trust zusammen mit Ajahn Sumedho gegründet, der dort Abt ist. |
lexicalization | deu: Amaravati Buddhist Monastery |
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has gloss | gsw: Amaravati Buddhist Monastery (Pali: »Todfrais Riich«) isch e buddhistisches Chloster i de Chiltern Hills nördlich vo Berkhamsted im Hertfordshire z England. S ghört zu de Thailändische Waldtradition, enere Richtig vom Theravada. |
lexicalization | gsw: Amaravati Buddhist Monastery |
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geo loc | geographic location 51.791666666666664 -0.5208333333333334 |
media:img | Amaravati Buddhist Monastery 5.jpg |
media:img | Amaravati Buddhist Monastery-Temple.jpg |
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