| 释义 |
Subud|sʊˈbʊd|
[Contraction of Skr. suśīla good disposition, budh to awake, learn, dharma custom (see quot. 1968).]
A system of exercises by which the individual seeks to approach a state of perfection through the agency of the divine power; hence, a movement (founded in 1947 and led by the Javanese mystic Pak Muhammad Subuh, b. 1901) based on this system.
1958J. G. Bennett Concerning Subud vi. 111 Subud..the perfect harmony of the inner life (Budhi) and outer life (Suśila) that is attained when our entire being is submitted to the Will of God. 1959A. Huxley Let. 12 Aug. (1969) 874 Subud is simply a technique for reproducing the quaking of the early Quakers—a release via the muscles. 1962Lancet 26 May 1125/2 As Subud has taken some hard knocks in your columns, I feel that someone ought to speak up for the 5000–6000 members of the Subud movement in this country. 1968E. Van Hien What is Subud? ii. 25 Subud is a contraction of three Sanskrit words: Susila Budhi Dharmi. In Subud terminology, these have been interpreted as follows: Susila means ‘right living’. Budhi refers to ‘the higher powers and capacities latent in man himself’. Dharma means ‘submission to the Will of God’. Taken together, they mean ‘Right living according to the highest that is possible for man in submission to God's Will’. 1969M. Subuh Basis & Aim of Subud 5 It is also necessary to explain that Subud is neither a kind of religion nor a teaching, but it is a spiritual experience awakened by the Power of God. 1972N. Saunders Alternative London xviii. 176 Subud forms a link between psychotherapy and mysticism as roads to self-realisation. |