Nei hu mo, Nèi hù mó: 2 definitions
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In Buddhism
Chinese Buddhism
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內護摩 [nei hu mo]—Internal Homa — [Ritual Practice (修法 [xiu fa])] The Homa (護摩 [hu mo]) ritual performed in Esoteric Buddhism (密教 [mi jiao]) has two methods, internal and external (內外二法 [nei wai er fa]). For instance, in the Six Types of Homa Rituals (六種護摩法 [liu zhong hu mo fa]), the one that uses a fire altar (火壇 [huo tan]), milk wood (乳木 [ru mu]), and other items to burn fire is called External Homa (外護摩 [wai hu mo]). This is because it is considered an external method to the mind (心外之法 [xin wai zhi fa]). On the other hand, the one that does not involve a fire altar, but rather solely dwells on the mind moon disc (心月輪 [xin yue lun]) to burn away the inner afflictions (煩惱 [fan nao]), is called Internal Homa. It is also called Principle Homa (理護摩 [li hu mo]).
內護摩—【修法】密教所修之護摩，有內外二法，如六種護摩法，用火壇乳木等焚火者，為外護摩。以是為心外之法故也。不向火壇，唯住於心月輪，焚燒內心之煩惱者，為內護摩。又曰理護摩。
[xiū fǎ] mì jiào suǒ xiū zhī hù mó, yǒu nèi wài èr fǎ, rú liù zhǒng hù mó fǎ, yòng huǒ tán rǔ mù děng fén huǒ zhě, wèi wài hù mó. yǐ shì wèi xīn wài zhī fǎ gù yě. bù xiàng huǒ tán, wéi zhù yú xīn yuè lún, fén shāo nèi xīn zhī fán nǎo zhě, wèi nèi hù mó. yòu yuē lǐ hù mó.
[xiu fa] mi jiao suo xiu zhi hu mo, you nei wai er fa, ru liu zhong hu mo fa, yong huo tan ru mu deng fen huo zhe, wei wai hu mo. yi shi wei xin wai zhi fa gu ye. bu xiang huo tan, wei zhu yu xin yue lun, fen shao nei xin zhi fan nao zhe, wei nei hu mo. you yue li hu mo.
Chinese Buddhism (漢傳佛教, hanchuan fojiao) is the form of Buddhism that developed in China, blending Mahayana teachings with Daoist and Confucian thought. Its texts are mainly in Classical Chinese, based on translations from Sanskrit. Major schools include Chan (Zen), Pure Land, Tiantai, and Huayan. Chinese Buddhism has greatly influenced East Asian religion and culture.
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Chinese-English dictionary
內護摩 [nèi hù mó] refers to: “internal fire ritual”.
內護摩 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 理護摩.
[Vietnamese] nội hộ ma.
[Korean] 내호마 / nae homa.
[Japanese] ナイゴマ / nai goma.
Chinese language.
See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: Humo, Hu, Mo, Mei, Nei, Hume, Hei, Fu.
Starts with: Nei hu mo wai hu mo.
Full-text: Nei hu mo wai hu mo, Li hu mo.
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