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Anna-prasana:

Anna-prasana: ritual at which a child for the first time receives solid food. One of the ten samskara's

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Yad Bhavam Tad Bhavathi:

Yad Bhavam Tad Bhavathi: As you think so you become (Discourse: God is the Indweller)

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Kena Upanishad:

Kena Upanishad (Upanishath). One of the ten most important Upanishads; it is divided into two parts: the first expounds the unknowability of the Brahman without attributes, the second the relation of Brahman to the Vedic gods.

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Kusha grass:

Kusha grass: Grass that is considered sacred. Sages often sit on Kusha grass mats when they do their meditation.

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chaya:

chaya (chaaya). Shade, shadow.

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antar:

antar (anthar). Inner.

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adi-daiva:

adi-daiva (adhi-dhaiva). Divinity or fate, the spiritual substratum of the cosmos.

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a-dwaitha-ananda:

a-dwaitha-ananda (a-dhvaitha-aanandha). Bliss of being One and Only.

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Adyatmic:

Adyatmic (Adhyaathmik). Spiritual; pertaining to the individual soul, spirit, or manifestation of supreme Brahman.

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aswamedha yaga:

aswamedha yaga (Ashvamedha yaga). Horse sacrifice to absolve a king of all sins. A horse is marked with a victory card and allowed to roam about freely. If anyone stops the horse, the king should go and defeat him in battle and bring back the horse.

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asraya:

asraya (aashraya). That on which a thing depends; support, refuge.

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Dhumakethu:

Dhumakethu (Dhuumakethu). One of Ravana's messengers. Also, a name for Agni, the God of Fire (with the 'flag' of smoke).

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subhecha:

subhecha (shubhecchaa). Yearning for one's spiritual welfare; the first stage of higher knowledge (Jnana Bhumika).

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Gomatha:

Gomatha: The cow that gives its milk and the bullock that is the partner in growing its food throughout life (SSS-III)

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Ekoham Bahusyam:

Ekoham Bahusyam: 'I am One, let me become many,' (SSS-III)

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yathna:

yathna. Effort.

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Haya-griva:

Haya-griva: Horse-head.The Lord took Form as Yajna, in a Brahma-yajna, above the neck, He had the Form of a Horse, He was called Haya (horse) griva (head) (BV-36).

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Govinda:

Govinda: (friend of cows) Name of Lord Krishna, which means "He, who bestows joy to the land, cows and the senses" (also Gopala: Krishna as cowherd) (BV-37). He as the blessing of the cows.

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Upanishad:

Upanishad (Upanishath). Any of a set of most ancient treatises constituting the primary source of Vedanta metaphysics. Principle message is nondualism: unity of Brahman and the Atma.

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asritha:

asritha (aashritha). Dependent; taking refuge.

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anveshana:

anveshana. Seeking, enquiry.

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arishadvarga:

arishadvarga (arishadhvarga). Six inner enemies of man, viz. lust, anger, greed, delusion, pride, and hate.

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