Significance of Three types
Synonyms: Three categories, Three kinds, Three varieties, Three groups, Three classifications, Three sorts
In Dutch: Drie typen; In Finnish: Kolme tyyppiä; In Spanish: Tres tipos; In German: Drei Typen; In Malay: Tiga jenis; In Swedish: Tre typer; In French: Trois types; In Italian: Tre tipi; In Portugese: Três tipos; In Polish: Trzy typy
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Buddhist concept of 'Three types'
The text identifies "Three types" in Buddhism as encompassing: attachments (lust, hatred, delusion), types of training, suffering (defilements), potential classifications (like metals), and objects of mind experienced before death (Arammana).
From: Maha Prajnaparamita Sastra
(1) There are three types of concentration, good vitarka, and subtle vitarka which can all impact the state of mind and meditative practices.[1] (2) Every utilization of these of dharmas realizes a mastery over the object. These include the kritsnayatanas, the vimokshas and the abhibhvayatanas.[2] (3) There are three types of bandhana, those that depend on lust, those that depend on hatred and those that depend on delusion, as the text explains.[3]
From: Bodhisattvacharyavatara
(1) The three types of suffering are the defilements or impediments of samsara, which is the state of us ordinary sentient beings, according to the provided text.[4]
From: Apadana commentary (Atthakatha)
(1) This refers to the types of training (sikkha) taken together, known and achieved by many men, including arahats, demonstrating the widespread impact of the teachings.[5]
From: Hualin International Journal of Buddhist Studies
(1) This refers to a classification, and the text discusses the possibility of the area being rich in three types of metal.[6]
From: Abhidhamma in Daily Life (by Ashin Janakabhivamsa)
(1) These are of Arammana: Kamma, Kamma Nimitta, and Gati Nimitta. These are the three objects of mind that a being will see just before death.[7]
From: Maha Buddhavamsa—The Great Chronicle of Buddhas
(1) The three types refers to Pannadhika future Buddhas, Saddhadhika future Buddhas, and Viriyadhika future Buddhas.[8]
Hindu concept of 'Three types'
"Three types" in Hinduism encompasses diverse classifications: painting styles, heroines, poetic styles, human nature, and Jivas. It also categorizes etiological factors, rati, Gunas, ashritas, dhoopas, parishadas, shuddha-rati, materials, backgrounds, gopuras, vasanas, guests, Prahasana, Rasabhasas, Prakriti, Ahamkara, sattvika-bhavas, palace sizes, intoxication, flutes, and Danakarma, showcasing a wide range of threefold divisions.
From: Bhakti-rasamrta-sindhu
(1) Refers to the three different materials from which vamshis can be made.[9] (2) The classification of ashritas into three distinct categories based on their relationship with the Lord.[10] (3) The classification of intoxication into three distinct categories based on the stage of intoxication.[11] (4) Denotes the three different classifications of rati that can coexist within a person.[12] (5) Refers to the classification mentioned in the text, indicating that there are three distinct categories.[13]
From: Chaitanya Bhagavata
(1) The ideal examples of poverty or deficiency displayed in the activities of Krishna’ devotees who dress as bhikshukas, or beggars, cannot be understood by persons who are maddened by three types of false ego.[14] (2) It is used to describe the false ego, which controls those without Krishna consciousness. This leads to a focus on independence and the pursuit of activities.[15] (3) Refers to the distinct forms of false ego that submerge the living entity in an ocean of distress.[16]
From: Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences
(1) This refers to the categories of etiological factors listed in Ayurveda for all Manasika Vikars, which includes Asatmyendriyartha Samyoga, Pragyaparadha, and Parinama.[17] (2) Three types of Dhoopas are explained, which include Dhoopa, Anudhoop, and Pratidhoop, which are used for various purposes.[18] (3) The Garudapurana explains three types of Danakarma, one which is done in general, the one used for getting rid of sins specifically, and the one intended for getting child, wealth and heaven.[19] (4) Three types of Prakriti are mentioned, with the predominance of a single Dosha, while other types include two Dosha predominance and one with all three Doshas.[20]
From: International Research Journal of Ayurveda and Yoga
(1) Mana is of three types Satvik, Rajshik, Tamshik so Mana has three properties on the basis of these types.[21] (2) According to Acharya Charaka, Bala (strength) is synonym of Ojus and of these, Sahaja, Kalaja and Yuktikrita.[22] (3) Samyoga has been classified into these: Ekakarmaja Samyoga, Dwandakarmaja Samyoga, Sarvakarmaja Samyoga.[23]
From: Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicine
(1) Vyapti or Linga is of, as follows - Anvyaya-Vyatireki Linga or Positive-Negative Correlation.[24]
From: Manasara (English translation)
(1) Refers to the three classifications of palace sizes: smallest, intermediate, and largest.[25]
From: Samarangana-sutradhara (Summary)
(1) The classification of painting styles defined by three distinct backgrounds: Pata, Patta, and Kudya.[26] (2) Refers to the various categories of backgrounds for painting: mural, board, and cloth.[27]
Jain concept of 'Three types'
In Jainism, "Three types" signifies diverse classifications. It categorizes humans, non-humans, and infernal beings by outlook (right, wrong, mixed). It also pertains to knowledge types, matter forms (transformed, mixture, spontaneous), and knowledge/ignorance among celestial beings. The concept is used in different contexts.
From: Bhagavati-sutra (Viyaha-pannatti)
(1) The text mentions three distinct classifications related to specific subjects, including the uterus, and the pains, highlighting a triadic structure present in the given content.[28] (2) Refers to the three classifications of matter mentioned: matter consciously transformed, matter as a mixture, and matter spontaneously transformed.[29] (3) The classification that encompasses the three identified forms of matter: consciously transformed, spontaneously transformed, and a mixture of the two.[30] (4) Denotes the combination of perceptual, scriptural, and either extra-sensory or psychological knowledge.[31] (5) Indicates the classification system used to categorize both knowledge and ignorance among the celestial beings.[32]
The concept of Three types in local and regional sources
Three types encompasses two distinct classifications. Firstly, it refers to the three Nauli variations: bahyanauli, nalanauli, and antranauli, as described in the Satkarmasangraha. Secondly, it categorizes films into three types: entertaining, educational, and documentaries.
From: History of Science in South Asia
(1) This refers to the three varieties of nauli described in the Satkarmasangraha, which are bahyanauli, nalanauli, and antranauli.[33]
The concept of Three types in scientific sources
Three types represents three distinct concepts. First, it simplifies pain descriptions for a philosophical model. Second, it identifies different strigea cercariae based on morphology. Finally, it relates to the types of contraceptive discontinuation, linking a woman's age to the behavior.
From: Sustainability Journal (MDPI)
(1) Refers to psychological, political and economic factors that are significantly related to supportive behavior for tourism in the research model.[34] (2) are the number of control variables, and these are used to control the effect of the characteristics of apartment complex and seasonality.[35] (3) The study identifies "three types" of land attachment among resettled farmers, categorized by their willingness to give up rural land and the strength of their land attachment, offering insights for sustainable policy and community development.[36] (4) Based on institution and stakeholder theories, the work explores the mechanism about whether and how the state ownership influences the response of enterprises to "three types" of environmental regulations.[37] (5) The social issues addressed in each governance mechanism were classified according to their priority and proposed "three types": central social issues, peripheral social issues, and remote social issues.[38]
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) Three types of alarm sounds were randomly presented to the experimental participants, and the experimental process was recorded by a camera for behavioural observation.[39]
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) This refers to the three types of descriptions of pain that the author proposes to reduce the complexity of the descriptions available, constructing a philosophical model of man.[40]
From: Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Research
(1) This refers to the different strigea cercariae found, which were identified based on their morphology and characteristics, and shed by the snails.[41]
From: African Journal of Primary Health Care and Family Medicine
(1) A woman’s age at the time of discontinuation was found to be consistently associated with all three types of discontinuation, showing a relationship between age and contraceptive behavior.[42]