dewacuan

Devachan is a phonetic spelling of the Tibetan term bde ba can or bde ba chen (frequently written as "dewachen"), first published by German scholar Emil Schlagintweit in his book Buddhism in Tibet (1863). angel troye sivan [1] The term can be translated as "blissful realm" or "pure land", and corresponds to the Mahayanic sukhāvatī or the Hindu devaloka or svarga. angel troye sivan