Significance of Connection
Synonyms: Link, Relationship, Bond, Attachment, Tie, Union, Junction, Liaison, Network, Correlation
In French: Connexion; In Dutch: Verbinding; In Finnish: Yhteys; In Spanish: Conexión; In German: Verbindung; In Swedish: Förbindelse; In Malay: Sambungan; In Italian: Connessione; In Portugese: Conexão; In Polish: Połączenie
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Buddhist concept of 'Connection'
In Buddhism, "Connection" signifies relationships between words/objects, ideas, characters across lifetimes, soul/breath, and potency/meaning. These connections, sometimes questioned or considered nonexistent, require cognizance and relate to perception and narrative.
From: Tattvasangraha [with commentary]
(1) Connection is signified by the term 'api', which is included in ‘adi’, implying a relationship or association in the meanings and usage of particles.[1] (2) Within the passage, "connection" refers to the relationship or association between different entities or concepts, and the text questions how there could be any connection with such manifold commonalty if commonalty itself is rejected.[2] (3) The basis for applying the word 'Vana', present in a single tree.[3] (4) It is the relationship between ideas, the understanding of which can vary between individuals.[4] (5) The connection is always dependent upon the connected factor; the connection implies that the connected factor does not relinquish.[5]
From: Apadana commentary (Atthakatha)
(1) The relationship and significance of Mogharaja's actions, offerings, and experiences to the overall narrative of his spiritual journey.[6] (2) The narrative relation established through the stanza and Bhisaluvadayaka's solitary life.[7]
Hindu concept of 'Connection'
In Hinduism, "Connection" encompasses transformative relationships where qualities shift, implied links based on effects, forming bonds with outcasts, interpreting meanings between entities, and the relationship between cause and effect for effortless results.
From: Vakyapadiya of Bhartrihari
(1) When considering the relationship between two entities, such as dhenuh and kishora, the connection suggests that a mare is the intended meaning of the word dhenuh.[8] (2) The relationship or link that is suggested or implied based on its effects rather than having a specific or visible form.[9]
From: Vivekachudamani
(1) The absence of connection between the self and the body is emphasized, drawing an analogy to the sky and clouds to illustrate this detachment.[10]
From: Taittiriya Upanishad Bhashya Vartika
(1) The text highlights the "connection" between the Brahmana text, the Mantra explanation, and what follows, establishing relationships within the scriptures.[11]
From: Manusmriti with the Commentary of Medhatithi
(1) The act of forming a relationship with outcasts, either through officiating at their sacrifices, teaching them, or marriage.[12]
From: Brihad Bhagavatamrita (commentary)
(1) Connection indicates the speaker's involvement or association with the affairs of the kingdom, which is cited as the reason for the diminished joy in experiencing darshana.[13]
Jain concept of 'Connection'
In Jainism, Connection signifies marital bonds creating lasting relationships between families. Described as 'never ceases' and linked to 'Sanskrit Commentary', it suggests an enduring, unbroken familial link.
From: Trishashti Shalaka Purusha Caritra
(1) A term used in the context of relationships formed through marriage that enhance bonds among families.[14]
The concept of Connection in local and regional sources
Connection, in this context, signifies an unbroken and continuous relationship. Evidenced by the phrase "never ceases" and its association with a "Sanskrit Commentary," it implies an enduring link.
From: Gommatsara by Acharya Nemichandra
(1) This is described as 'never ceases' and is linked to 'Sanskrit Commentary', suggesting an unbroken link or relationship.[15]
The concept of Connection in scientific sources
Connection, in this context, signifies the facilitation of care following HIV testing services (HTS). Adherence to the WHO 5Cs ensures consent, confidentiality, counseling, and correct test results, ultimately linking individuals to necessary care.
From: Sustainability Journal (MDPI)
(1) Connections refers to the points at which different components or systems are linked together, allowing for the transfer of energy or information.[16] (2) The article has not yet added appropriate weights to these connections, which should be the main direction of future research.[17] (3) Connection is linked to the community dimension and it is experiencing personality in work relationships, having high quality relationships.[18] (4) These are the points where different structural elements of the steel construction system are joined together, ensuring structural integrity, and connections are vital for the system's overall strength.[19] (5) According to a table showing the sign support repair factors, this specific structure component makes up 5% of the repair cost.[20]
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) The act of relating, supporting, and engaging with others through platforms, fulfilling the need for social interaction.[21] (2) The text underscores the significance of connection among group members, facilitated through shared music-making experiences, fostering relational dynamics, and a sense of belonging within the group.[22] (3) It emerged strongly as a component of wellbeing and is consistent with a growing research evidence base on the centrality of family and community.[23] (4) This is how green spaces and blue spaces have helped people stay connected with their neighbours during the COVID-19 pandemic.[24]
From: Religions Journal (MDPI)
(1) "Connections" refer to the perceived need to link the past and the present, the long-dead and the living, often achieved by changing dead bodies into lasting somatic memorials.[25] (2) Home means connection through meaningful relationships and meaningful connection to place, according to a key finding of the study involving older people living in residential aged care in Australia.[26] (3) These are made that are unprescribed, however, there are tendential combinations that are preferred based on the existing social forces, power and knowledge structures present.[27] (4) Relationships and links between communities that, despite political and social ramifications, continued to thrive between Jews and Arabs in Mandatory Palestine.[28] (5) It adds depth, and a sense of continuity to the human journey, and is vital to human identity.[29]
From: South African Journal of HIV Medicine
(1) All forms of HTSs, including HIVST, should adhere to the WHO 5Cs, which are consent, confidentiality, counseling, correct test results and this, to facilitate care.[30]