Hell-Realm

English

Noun

Hell-Realm (plural Hell-Realms)

1. Alternative form of hell realm
   • 1992, The Theosophist - Volume 113, page 289:

     Of the six realms, three are reckoned as unfortunate: the Hell-Realm for people who hate; the Realm of Hungry Ghosts (or Pretas) for those who are greedy or lustful; and the Realm of Animals for the ignorant.

   • 1996, John E. Nelson, Andrea Nelson, Sacred Sorrows: Embracing and Transforming Depression, page 35:

     This Hell-realm is bankrupt of feeling, empty of meaning.

   • 2014, Elizabeth Riebe, Laurie Stimpson, A New Sensation: Truth and Teachings from Jesus Christ, page 12:

     Heaven does have many different levels, of course. As does Hell-Realm.

   • 2018, M Chabin, “Horror and the Big Elsewhere: Traumatic Enjoyment in Event Horizon and True Detective”, in Clues, volume 36, number 2:

     […] opens a central symbolic paradox of the film—that a ship (body) inscribed with the Christian symbolic order, the Law of the Father, would serve as a gateway to a quasi–Hell-Realm of […]

   • 2020, T Pak, “Picturing the Divine Agents of Food Bestowal: The Seven Buddhas in the Sweet-Dew Painting of the Chosŏn Period, 1392-1910”, in Korean Journal of Art History:

     In Chiokkye purhwa 地獄系 佛畵 [Hell-Realm Painting], edited by An Kwisuk, Kim Chŏnghŭi, and Yu Mari, 113-180.