Jul (Scandianvian Norse). The wheel of the Sun from whence Yuletide, which was sacred to Freyer, or Pro, the Sun-god, the ripener of the fields and fruits, admitted later to the circle of the Ases. As god of sunshine and fruitful harvests he lived in the Home of the Light Elves.

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OFFERING - the presentation of gifts to the God/dess in thankfullness, often given is fruit from the garden, grain or your commitment.

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Karma-phala (Sanskrit) (from karma action, consequences + phala fruit)

Karmic fruit; for the individual, "the aggregate consequences of his actions" (BCW 5:106).

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Prarabdha Karma:

Actions set in motion. Sanchita karma released to bear fruit in one's current life.

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Pachacamac (Peruv.). The name given by the Peruvians to the Creator of the Universe, represented as a host of creators. On his altar only the first-fruits and flowers were laid by the pious.

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Pippala (Sanskrit). The tree of knowledge: the mystic fruit of that tree "upon which came Spirits who love Science". This is allegorical and occult.

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neem:

neem. The margosa tree, which exudes a tenacious gum, has a bitter bark, and its fruit and seeds have medicinal properties.

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nish-kama-karma:

nish-kama-karma (-kaama-karma). Renunciation of the fruit of action.

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sakama-karma:

sakama-karma (sakaama-karma). Karma with expectation to reap fruit for oneself.

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Karma phala-pradhaatha:

Karma phala-pradhaatha (-pradaatha). Giver of the fruit of activity.

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kamya-karma:

kamya-karma (kaamya-karma). Acts done to gain the fruits thereof.

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AWD GOGGIE: A Nursery Bogie (one used to scare young children) A protector of fruit most often found in woods and orchards.

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ERISTIC

Discordian. Eris, the Goddess, created instant discord by throwing a golden fruit labeled "For the Fairest" into the hall where the Gods were holding a celebration.

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Prarabdha-karma - the results of previous activities which have already begun to bear fruit.

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Karma-yoga - the path to God realization through dedication of the fruits of one’s work to God.

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jambu

Eugenia jambos L, rose apple, an evergreen tree with large, creamy-white flowers and oval fruits that smell like roses.

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karma-yoga

the process of God realization by dedicating the fruits of one’s work to God.

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bimba

Momordica coccinia, a vine with bright red fruit often used to describe the color of lips.

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Aprarabdha-karma - the accumulated stock of reactions to activities which are lying in a dormant condition and waiting to bear fruit at some time.

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Cayce diet: Diet that stems from the readings of psychic Edgar Cayce (see The Cayce Approach to Health and Healing). One of its concepts is that emphasizing in one's diet fruits and vegetables that are locally-grown promotes acclimation and helps to align bodily energies with environmental energies.

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Sacred Heart. In Egypt, of Horus; in Babylon, of the god Bel; and the lacerated heart of Bacchusin Greece and elsewhere. Its symbol was the persea. The pear-like shape of its fruit, and of its kernel especially, resembles the heart in form. It is sometimes seen on the head of Isis, the mother of Horus, the fruit being cut open and the heart-like kernel exposed to full view. The Roman Catholics have since adopted the worship of the "sacred heart" of Jesus and of the Virgin Mary.

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