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'''Devachan''' is a composite term formed by the [[Sanskrit]] word ''deva'' (देव), | '''Devachan''' is a composite term formed by the [[Sanskrit]] word ''deva'' (देव), "god", and the [[Tibetan]] word ''can'', "place" or "land." It can be translated as "blissful realm", corresponding to the [[Mahayana|Mahayanic]] sukhāvatī or the [[Hinduism|Hindu]] devaloka or svarga. | ||
