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Buddhism, in Its Connexion with Brahmanism and Hinduism, and in Its Contrast with Christianity

Note 100 — LECTURE IX. Theistic and Polytheistic Buddhism.

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Even the Brahmās, after immense periods of life in the Brahmā heavens, have to go through other births in one of the six ways of migration. Sahām-pati may therefore mean ‘the lord of sufferers,’ ‘all life involving suffering,’ and this excludes the idea of his ‘being lord over the Buddha who has not to be born again.’

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