Significance of Division
Synonyms: Separation, Partition, Dissection, Segmentation, Classification, Distribution, Segregation
In Finnish: Division; In Dutch: Divisie; In Spanish: DivisiĆ³n
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Buddhist concept of 'Division'
In Buddhism, Division pertains to the classification of actions based on karma, distinguishing between virtuous and non-virtuous deeds, which ultimately influence individuals' experiences and moral standing in the cycle of life.
From: The Great Chariot
(1) The categorizations that occur within the context of karma, particularly concerning virtuous and non-virtuous actions.[1]
From: A Manual of Abhidhamma
(1) Refers to the eighteen sections of the Vibhanga treatise, focusing on various components of the Buddha's teachings.[2]
Hindu concept of 'Division'
In Hinduism, Division can be interpreted as a tactical strategy, emphasizing the separation of forces to gain advantages in conflicts, reflecting a pragmatic approach to overcoming challenges through strategic positioning and management of resources.
From: Manusmriti with the Commentary of Medhatithi
(1) The act of dividing or sowing discord among enemies to weaken their collective strength.[3] (2) The method or strategy of separating forces for tactical advantages in conflict.[4]
From: Vakyapadiya of Bhartrihari
(1) The separations or classifications that are abstracted and not completely specified.[5] (2) The analytical separation of a compound into its constituents for the purpose of explanation, though these divisions do not alter the indivisible nature of the compound.[6]