Definition of dhyana in English:

dhyana

noun dɪˈɑːnədiˈyänə

mass noun

(in Hindu and Buddhist practice) profound meditation which is the penultimate stage of yoga.
（印度教和佛教中的）禅（意为沉思，是瑜珈的末前级）
Example sentencesExamples
- Buddhist art is dhyana, a meditation practiced by monks and artists alike.
- As mentioned earlier, Zen meditation has partial roots in dhyana, an altered state of consciousness that originated with yoga.
- I have formulated a routine, which consists of asanas, pranayamas (breathing exercises) and dhyana (meditation).
- And of Rolf, he says, ‘It is not that he pushes his regular students into pranayama, dharana or dhyana after they have mastered the basic asanas.’
- Clearly we see ample evidence that the ancient seers considered it very important that the mind be cleared and prepared to fully experience dhyana and one of the most powerful tools in preparation for dhyana is mantra and pranayama.

Origin

From Sanskrit dhyāna.

Definition of dhyana in US English:

dhyana

noundiˈyänə

(in Hindu and Buddhist practice) profound meditation which is the penultimate stage of yoga.
（印度教和佛教中的）禅（意为沉思，是瑜珈的末前级）
Example sentencesExamples
- And of Rolf, he says, ‘It is not that he pushes his regular students into pranayama, dharana or dhyana after they have mastered the basic asanas.’
- Clearly we see ample evidence that the ancient seers considered it very important that the mind be cleared and prepared to fully experience dhyana and one of the most powerful tools in preparation for dhyana is mantra and pranayama.
- Buddhist art is dhyana, a meditation practiced by monks and artists alike.
- I have formulated a routine, which consists of asanas, pranayamas (breathing exercises) and dhyana (meditation).
- As mentioned earlier, Zen meditation has partial roots in dhyana, an altered state of consciousness that originated with yoga.

Origin

From Sanskrit dhyāna.

词汇	dhyana
释义	Definition of dhyana in English: dhyana noun dɪˈɑːnədiˈyänə mass noun (in Hindu and Buddhist practice) profound meditation which is the penultimate stage of yoga. （印度教和佛教中的）禅（意为沉思，是瑜珈的末前级） Example sentencesExamples Buddhist art is dhyana, a meditation practiced by monks and artists alike. As mentioned earlier, Zen meditation has partial roots in dhyana, an altered state of consciousness that originated with yoga. I have formulated a routine, which consists of asanas, pranayamas (breathing exercises) and dhyana (meditation). And of Rolf, he says, ‘It is not that he pushes his regular students into pranayama, dharana or dhyana after they have mastered the basic asanas.’ Clearly we see ample evidence that the ancient seers considered it very important that the mind be cleared and prepared to fully experience dhyana and one of the most powerful tools in preparation for dhyana is mantra and pranayama. Origin From Sanskrit dhyāna. Definition of dhyana in US English: dhyana noundiˈyänə (in Hindu and Buddhist practice) profound meditation which is the penultimate stage of yoga. （印度教和佛教中的）禅（意为沉思，是瑜珈的末前级） Example sentencesExamples And of Rolf, he says, ‘It is not that he pushes his regular students into pranayama, dharana or dhyana after they have mastered the basic asanas.’ Clearly we see ample evidence that the ancient seers considered it very important that the mind be cleared and prepared to fully experience dhyana and one of the most powerful tools in preparation for dhyana is mantra and pranayama. Buddhist art is dhyana, a meditation practiced by monks and artists alike. I have formulated a routine, which consists of asanas, pranayamas (breathing exercises) and dhyana (meditation). As mentioned earlier, Zen meditation has partial roots in dhyana, an altered state of consciousness that originated with yoga. Origin From Sanskrit dhyāna.
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