1. In Buddhism, transcendent wisdom or insight that leads to enlightenment and understanding of the true nature of reality.
Usage: Sanskrit term; used in Buddhist philosophy and practice; Often capitalized when referring to the concept in formal religious contexts

Examples

• In Buddhist teaching, prajna is considered essential for achieving nirvana.
• The monk spent years meditating to develop prajna and understand the nature of suffering.
• Prajna transcends ordinary intellectual knowledge and represents direct spiritual insight.
• The text describes prajna as the wisdom that sees through illusion and attachment.
• Students of Buddhism study prajna as a central concept in their spiritual development.