piektdiena, 2026. gada 4. septembris

anāgāmin

 

In Sanskrit context, "anāgāmin" refers to 'one who does 
not return', specifically a person who, after death, 
will not be reborn in the human realm due to having 
attained a high stage of spiritual realization.
The word anāgāmin (अनागामिन्) is a compound of ‘an’ (meaning "not")
and ‘āgāmin’ (meaning "one who comes back" or "returns"). 
Thus, literally, it translates to "non-returner".

Significance


 Being an anāgāmin indicates a stage where the person has 
progressed beyond ordinary worldly existence, signifying a crucial
step in the path to full liberation.

In summary, anāgāmin is a spiritually advanced being who, 
upon death, does not return to the human realm but is reborn
in a higher, refined plane where final enlightenment is achieved

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