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Rahat, Spiritual Practitioner
Rahat is a spiritual practitioner, who is entirely free from evil desire.

Rahat is a spiritual practitioner. Rahat is the person who is entirely free from evil desire, and in consequence possessed of supernatural powers. The practitioner having removed all causes for future becoming is not reborn after biological death into any samsaric realm.

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(Last Updated on : 24/09/2009)
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