โลกธรรม(lôhk tam)
Meanings
worldly conditions (Buddhist)
In Buddhist doctrine, the conditions and concerns of worldly life that are subject to change and affect ordinary people.
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the eight worldly vicissitudes
Specifically, the eight worldly conditions: gain/loss, status/disrepute, praise/blame, pleasure/pain (ลาภลาภlâapgain; benefit; good fortune–เสื่อมลาภเสื่อมลาภsèuuam lâap1loss of fortune; loss of wealth2[to] lose fortune; [to] lose wealth, ยศยศyót1rank; title (official status)2prestige; honor; high standing–เสื่อมยศ, สรรเสริญสรรเสริญsăn-sĕrn1[to] praise; extol2praise; commendation (formal)–นินทานินทาnin-taa1[to] gossip; backbite2gossip; backbiting, สุขสุขsùk1happiness; well-being2happy; content (formal/literary)–ทุกข์ทุกข์túk1suffering; misery; distress2[to] suffer; be in distress).