jnana-drishti:

jnana-drishti (jnaana-dhrishthi). Wisdom eye.

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jnana-nethra:

jnana-nethra (jnaana-nethra). Eye of spiritual wisdom.

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pratyaksha:

pratyaksha (prathyaksha). Direct knowledge, perceptible, before one's eyes.

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Jettatore A person with the power of the evil eye (BCW 10:225)

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Dangma (Senzar-Tibetan) {BCW Index has Tibetan Dwans-ma} Purified soul; used north of the Himalayas for one in whom the spiritual eye is active and who therefore is a jivanmukta or high mahatma. "The opened eye of the dangma" is used in the Stanzas of Dzyan for the awakened, active faculty of spiritual vision and intuition, through which direct, certain knowledge is obtainable of whatever thing or subject the initiate directs his attention to. It is called in India the Eye of Siva and by theosophists, the spiritual third eye.

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Pratyaksha pratyaksa (Sanskrit) [from prati against, in front of + aksha eye]

As an adjective, present before the eyes, perceptible, cognizable by any of the sense organs; also clear, manifest. As a noun, ocular evidence, direct perception -- one of the four pramanas (modes of proof).

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Ching-fa-yin-Tsang (Chinese) The mystery of the eye of the good doctrine; in Chinese Buddhism, the esoteric teaching or interpretation of Gautama Buddha. However, "To any student of Buddhist Esotericism the term, 'the Mystery of the 'Eye,' would show the absence of any Esotericism" (BCW 444).

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Drishti (Sanskrit) (from the verbal root drish to see, behold with the mind's eye)

Seeing, the faculty of sight; also the mind's eye, hence wisdom, intelligence. In Buddhism, not only a theory, doctrine, or visioning, but by contrast a wrong philosophical view of things.

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APOTROPAIC

Lit. "turning away", descriptive of any protective device (such as garlic worn around the neck to fend off vampires). It applies to the "Eye of Horus", which is a wooden phallus used to ward off the "evil eye". All apotropaics, however, are defenses against some sort of "eye" and the purpose of such an object is to engage the attention of said eye and thereby detour its malevolence. Hence, the more startling or original the device, the better.

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Migmar mig dmar (Tibetan) [from mig eye + dmar red]

The "red eye," the planet Mars, whose symbol is an eye; corresponding to the Sanskrit mangala. Also Tuesday. The solar house of Mars is Aries, whose symbol is said to be written on the face in the eyebrows and nose. Mystical astrology states that there is a general correspondence among Mars, fire, and the human eye.

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Matra (Sanskrit). The shortest period of time as applied to the duration of sounds, equal to the twinkling of the eye.

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Thomei (Egypt, Egyptian). The Goddess of Justice, with eyes bandaged and holding a cross. The same as the Greek Themis.

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Loka Chakshub (Sanskrit). The "Eye of the World"; a title of the Sun, Surya.

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CHATOYANCY: the property of some stones such as Tiger's Eye or Moonstone; of showing apparent movement, illumination or opalescence, within it.

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AJNA - Point between the eyebrows, third eye, sixth chakra (Sanskrit) (NAD)

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MALOCCIO - Also know as "the evil eye" or the "overlook". (WOTS)

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The rapid eye movements that occur when an individual is dreaming. Also found in sleeping animals.

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khanjana

a wagtail; symbol of restlessness and the eyes of the beloved.

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Ajna chakra: Centre of command,the" third eye".

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Dhauti:

second of the shatkarmas; cleansing technique of the eyes, ears, tongue, forehead, oesophagus, stomach, rectum and anus

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Jnana - Indriyas - Five organs or senses of Knowledge. viz., ear, skin, eye, tongue and nose.

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Antiques: Good or evil inherited from our ancestries; reflecting and recalling the past. (Jer. 6:16)

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