Significance of Iddhividha
In Theravada Buddhism, Iddhividha denotes magical powers, specifically one of the six higher powers. This ability grants the practitioner the capacity to perform extraordinary feats. A key example of Iddhividha in action is the power to become manifold, suggesting the user can multiply their form.
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Buddhist concept of 'Iddhividha'
Iddhividha, in Buddhism, signifies magical powers, one of the six higher powers. It enables practitioners to perform extraordinary feats such as multiplication of the body.
From: Dhammapada (Illustrated)
(1) This refers to the magical powers, which are part of the six higher powers, that allows the user to perform extraordinary feats, like becoming manifold.[1]