Hinduism encompasses many movements and schools fairly organized within Hindu denominations. A denomination shares a common ground of beliefs but embraces many different movements and schools inside its philosophical branches. Hindu denominations - Basic overview. Contemporary Hinduism is traditionally divided into four major denominations: Śaivism, Shaktism, Vaishnavism, and Smartha. Hinduism is a very rich and complex religion. Each of its four denominations share rituals, bel ...

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Hindu denominations - Agama Hindu Dharma. The newest and least numerous denominations are comprised of Balinese Hindus, who make up a sect of Hinduism that once flourished on the nearby island of Java until late 16th century when a vast majority of its adherents converted to Islam. ...

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Hinduism encompasses many movements and schools fairly organized within Hindu denominations. A denomination shares a common ground of beliefs but embraces many different movements and schools inside its philosophical branches. Hindu denominations - Basic overview. Contemporary Hinduism is traditionally divided into four major denominations: Śaivism, Shaktism, Vaishnavism, and Smartha. Hinduism is a very rich and complex religion. Each of its four denominations share rituals, bel ...

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Monotheism (in Greek μόνος = single and θεός = God) is the belief in a single, universal, all-encompassing deity. Zoroastrianism, the Abrahamic religions, and Vaishnavism (a Hindu denomination) are considered monotheistic. Monotheism - Types. Various forms of monotheism exist, including: Theism a term that refers to the belief in the existence of a god or divine being. Deism is a form of monotheism in which it is believed that one god exists. However, a deist rej ...

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Many a Hindu has said that the most succinct and powerful abbreviation of the overwhelmingly diverse realm of Hindu thought is to be found in the Bhagavad Gita. Essentially, it is a microcosm of Vedic, Yogic, Vedantic and even Tantric thought of the Hindu fold. Composed between the 5th and 2nd centuries BC, the Bhagavad Gita (literally: Song of the Lord) is a part of the epic poem Mahabharata and is revered in Hinduism. It is not limited to Vaishnavs, as some people incorrectly assume, since it is accepted by Tantrics and non-denominational ...

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Contemporary Hinduism traditionally has four major divisions, Saivism, Shaktism, Vaishnavism, and Smarthism. According to Adherents.com there are 580,000,000 Vaishnavas, 220,000,000 Shaivites and 22,000,000 neo-Hindus and reform Hindus. Hinduism is a very rich and complex religion. Each of its four denominations shares rituals, beliefs, traditions and personal Gods with one another, but each sect has a different philosophy on how to achieve life's ultimate goal (moksa, liberation) and on their views of the Gods. E ...

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Each of the Hinduism's four major denominations share rituals, beliefs, traditions and personal deities with one another, but each sect has a different philosophy on how to achieve life's ultimate goal (moksha, salvation) and on their concept of God (Īshvara). However, each denomination respects all others, and conflict of any kind is rare. In fact, many Hindus will not claim to belong to any denomination at all. Contemporary Hinduism is now divided into four major divisions, Vaishnavism, Shaivism, Shaktism, and Smārtism. Just as th ...

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Vaishnavism (Vaishnava): (Sanskrit) "Way of Vishnu."

One of the four major religions, or denominations of Hinduism, representing roughly half of the world's one billion Hindus.

It gravitates around the worship of Lord Vishnu as Personal God, His incarnations and their consorts. The doctrine of avatara (He who descends), especially important to Vaishnavism, teaches that whenever adharma gains ascendency in the world, God takes a human birth to reestablish "the way." There are either 10, 22 or 34 avataras of Vishnu, according to various scriptures. The most renowned avataras were Rama and Krishna. The last to come will be Kalki, the harbinger of a golden age on Earth.

Vaishnavism stresses the personal aspect of God over the impersonal, and bhakti (devotion) as the true path to salvation. The goal of Vaishnavism is the attainment of mukti, defined as blissful union with God's body, the loving recognition that the soul is a part of Him, and eternal nearness to Him in Vaikuntha, heaven. Foremost among Vaishnava scriptures are the Vaishnava Agamas, Bhagavad Gita and Bhagavata Purana. Among the earliest schools were the Pancharatras and the Bhagavatas.

The five major contemporary schools (founded between 1000 and 1500) are those of Ramanuja (Sri Vaishnavism), Madhva, Nimbarka, Vallabha and Chaitanya. Philosophically they range from Madhva's pure dualism to Vallabha's lofty monistic vision.

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Vaishnavism (Vaishnava): (Sanskrit) "Way of Vishnu."

One of the four major religions, or denominations of

Hinduism, representing roughly half of the world's one

billion Hindus.

It gravitates around the worship of Lord

Vishnu as Personal God, His incarnations and their

consorts. The doctrine of avatara (He who descends),

especially important to Vaishnavism, teaches that

whenever adharma gains ascendency in the world, God

takes a human birth to reestablish "the way." There are

either 10, 22 or 34 avataras of Vishnu, according to

various scriptures. The most renowned avataras were

Rama and Krishna. The last to come will be Kalki, the

harbinger of a golden age on Earth.

Vaishnavism stresses

the personal aspect of God over the impersonal, and bhakti

(devotion) as the true path to salvation. The goal of

Vaishnavism is the attainment of mukti, defined as

blissful union with God's body, the loving recognition that

the soul is a part of Him, and eternal nearness to Him in

Vaikuntha, heaven. Foremost among Vaishnava scriptures

are the Vaishnava Agamas, Bhagavad Gita and Bhagavata

Purana. Among the earliest schools were the Pancharatras

and the Bhagavatas.

The five major contemporary schools

(founded between 1000 and 1500) are those of Ramanuja

(Sri Vaishnavism), Madhva, Nimbarka, Vallabha and

Chaitanya. Philosophically they range from Madhva's pure

dualism to Vallabha's lofty monistic vision.

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Hinduism (Hindu Dharma): (Sanskrit) India's indigenous religious and cultural system, followed today by nearly one billion adherents, mostly in India, but with large populations in many other countries. Also called Sanatana Dharma, "eternal religion" and Vaidika Dharma, "religion of the Vedas."

Hinduism is the world's most ancient religion and encompasses a broad spectrum of philosophies ranging from pluralistic theism to absolute monism.

It is a family of myriad faiths with four primary denominations:

• Saivism,
• Vaishnavism,
• Shaktism and
• Smartism.

These four hold such divergent beliefs that each is a complete and independent religion. Yet, they share a vast heritage of culture and belief:

• karma,
• dharma,
• reincarnation,
• all-pervasive Divinity,
• temple worship,
• sacraments,
• manifold Deities,
• the guru-shishya tradition and
• a reliance on the Vedas as scriptural authority.

From the rich soil of Hinduism long ago sprang various other traditions. Among these were Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism, which rejected the Vedas and thus emerged as completely distinct religions, disassociated from Hinduism, while still sharing many philosophical insights and cultural values with their parent faith.

Though the genesis of the term is controversial, the consensus is that the term Hindu or Indu was used by the Persians to refer to the Indian peoples of the Indus Valley as early as 500 bce. Additionally, Indian scholars point to the appearance of the related term Sindhu in the ancient Rig Veda Samhita. Janaki Abhisheki writes (Religion as Knowledge: The Hindu Concept, p. 1): "Whereas today the word

Hindu connotes a particular faith and culture, in ancient times it was used to describe those belonging to a particular region. About 500 bce we find the Persians referring to 'Hapta Hindu.' This referred to the region of Northwest India and the Punjab (before partition).

The Rig Veda (the most ancient literature of the Hindus) uses the word Sapta Sindhu singly or in plural at least 200 times. Sindhu is the River Indus. Panini, the great Sanskrit grammarian, also uses the word Sindhu to denote the country or region.

While the Persians substituted h for s, the Greeks removed the h also and pronounced the word as 'Indoi.' Indian is derived from the Greek Indoi."

Dr. S. Radhakrishnan similarly observed,

"The Hindu civilization is so called since its original founders or earliest followers occupied the territory drained by the Sindhu (the Indus) River system corresponding to the Northwest Frontier Province and the Punjab. This is recorded in the Rig Veda, the oldest of the Vedas, the Hindu scriptures, which give their name to this period of Indian history. The people on the Indian side of the Sindhu were called Hindus by the Persians and the later Western invaders. That is the genesis of the word Hindu" (The Hindu View of Life, p. 12).

See: Hindu.

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Shaktas worship Shakti, the divine Mother, in her many forms like (Kali, Durga, Laxmi, Saraswati etc.). Shakta form was one of the oldest forms of Hindu religion (evidences even from Indus valley civilisation), but with evolution of civilisation and emergence of various doctrines, various other forms of Hindu philosophy emerged. Shaivism and Shakta forms are really inseparable, as is the description of Shiva and Shakti/Sati/Parvati. Vaishanvism has also its connections with Shakta philoso ...

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Contemporary Hinduism is traditionally divided into four major denominations: Śaivism, Shaktism, Vaishnavism, and Smartha. Hinduism is a very rich and complex religion. Each of its four denominations share rituals, beliefs, traditions and personal Gods with one another, but each denomination has a different philosophy on how to achieve life's ultimate goal (mokśa, liberation) and different views of the Gods. Each follows different methods of self-realization and worships different aspects of the One Supreme God. Howeve ...

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Śaivites are those who primarily worship God Śiva as Supreme God, both Immanent and Transcendent. Śaivism embraces at the same time Monism and Dualism. It focuses on yoga, meditation and love for all beings. Major theological schools of Śaivism include Kashmir Śaivism, Śaiva Siddhanta and Virasaivism. To Saivites God Śiva is both with and without form; He is the Supreme Dancer, Nataraja; He is the linga, without beginning or end. Si ...

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Smarthas have free rein to choose whichever deity they wish to worship. They usually worship five deities (pancopasana). It is a liberal and eclectic sect. Some prominent Smarta communities: In south India Iyer Vaidike Mulukanadu Vaidiki Velanadu Vaidiki Telanganya Namboothiri Badaganadu Hoysala Kannada Kota brahmin Babboor Kamme Arvel Niyogi Brahmins In Maharashtra Karhade Deshast ...

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Hinduism Dictionary - A,

Aadheenam, Abhasa, Abhaya, Abhinavagupta, Abhisheka, Abhor, Abide, Abjuration, Ablution, Abode, Abortion, Absolute, Absolution, Absorption, Abstain, Abyss, Accelerate, Accordant, Achara, Acharya, Acosmic pantheism, Actinic, Actinodic, Adept, Adharma, Adharma, Adhere, Adhyatma, Adhyatma prasara, Adhyatma vikasa, Adi Granth, Adinatha, Adinatha Sampradaya, Adisaiva, Adopt, Adore, Adorn, Adrishta, Adulate, Adultery, Advaita, Advaita Ishvaravada, Advaita Ishvaravadin, Advaita Siddhanta, Advaita Vedanta, Adversity, Advocate, Affirmation, Affirmation of faith, Aftermath, Agama, Agastya, Aghora, Aghorasiva, Aghori, Agni, Agnihotra, Agnikaraka, Aham Brahmasmi, Ahamkara, Ahimsa, Aikya, Aitareya Brahmana, Aitareya Upanishad, Ajita Agama, Ajna chakra, Akasha, Akshata, Allama Prabhu, Allegory, All-pervasive, Aloof, Altruistic, Alvar, Amardaka Order, Ambika, Amid, Amman, Amorphous, Amrita, Amritatman, Analogy, Analytical, Ananda, Ananda tandava, Anandamaya kosha, Anandamaya kosha, Anandamaya kosha, Anava mala, Anavopaya, Anbe Sivamayam Satyame Parasivam, Anchorite, Ancillary, Andal, Andhra Pradesh, Anekavada, Anekavadin, Anga, Aniconic, Animate-inanimate, Animism, Anjali mudra, Ankusha, Annamaya kosha, Annamaya kosha, Annaprashana, Annihilate, Antagonism, Antahkarana, Antarloka, Antarloka, Anthology, Antyavachanam, Antyeshti, Anu, Anubhava, Anugraha, Anugraha shakti, Anukramanika, Anupaya, Anxiety, Apad dharma, Apasmarapurusha, Apatya, Apex, Apex of creation, Appar, Apparent, Appaya Dikshita, Apprehend, Aranyaka, Arati, Arbhuta Tiru Antadi, Archana, Ardhanari Nateshvara Stotram, Ardhanarishvara, Ardra Darshana, Arduous, Arena, Aristotle, Arjava, Arjuna, Artha, Arthaveda, Arunagirinathar, Aruneya Upanishad, Aryaman, Asana, Ascent, Ascetic, Asceticism, Ash, Ashrama, Ashrama dharma, Ashrama dharma, Ashtanga pranama, Ashtavaranam, Ashuddha tattvas, Ashvaghosha, Ashvin, Assam, Assuage, Asteya, Astikya, Astral body, Astral plane, Astrology, Asura, Atala, Atattva, Atha, Atharva Veda, Atharvashikha Upanishad, Atheism, Atman, Atmartha puja, Atmasvarupa, Atmosphere, Attainment, Attitude, Augural, Aum, Aura, Auspicious, Austerity, Authenticity, Authority, Auvaiyar, Avantivarman, Avatara, Avidya, Awareness, Axiom, Axis, Ayurveda, Ayurveda vaidya, Ayyappan

Hinduism Dictionary - B

Backbiting, Badarayana, Balipitha, Bard, Baruch Spinoza, Basavanna, Batara, Baudhayana Dharma Shastra, Bce, Being, Benediction, Benevolence, Benign, Beseech, Bestow, Betoken, Betrothal, Bewilder, Bhaga, Bhagavad Gita, Bhagavata, Bhagavata Purana, Bhairava, Bhajana, Bhakta, Bhakti, Bhakti yoga, Bharat, Bhashya, Bhaskara, Bhavalinga, Bhedabheda, Bhogarishi, Bhojadeva Paramara, Bhrityachara, Bhuloka, Bhuloka, Bhumika, Bhuvarloka, Bijjala, Bilva, Bindu, Birth chart, Birthstar, Bi-sexual, Blessing, Bodhaka, Bodhi tantra, Bodies, Bodily humor, Bondage, Bone-gathering, Boon, Bountiful, Brahma, Brahma muhurta, Brahma Sutra, Brahma Sutra Bhashya, Brahmachari, Brahmacharini, Brahmacharya, Brahmacharya ashrama, Brahman, Brahmana, Brahmanda, Brahmarandhra, Brahmin, Brahminical tradition, Brahmotsava, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, Brihaspati, Buddha, Buddhi, Buddhi chitta, Buddhism,

Hinduism Dictionary - C

Ca, Cadenced, Callous, Camphor, Canon, Caste, Catalyst, Causal body, Causal plane, Cause, Ce, Celestial, Celibacy, Centillion, Ceremony, Cf, Chaitanya, Chaitanya, Chakra, Chalukya, Chandana, Chandra, Charvaka, Charya pada, Charya pada, Chaturdharma, Chaturdharma, Chela, Chellappaswami, Chennabasavanna, Chidambaram, Chinna Bomman, Chit, Chitsabha, Chitta, Chudakarana, Circumambulation, Citadel, Clairaudience, Coarse, Coexistent, Cognition, Cognitive body, Cohesive, Coined, Commemorative, Commencement, Commission, Commitment, Commune, Compatible, Compensate, Component, Comprehend, Comprehensive, Comprise, Concealing grace, Conceive, Concentration, Concept, Conception, Concomitant, Concord, Condone, Confer, Confession, Confidentiality, Confines, Conflagration, Conform, Conformity, Congregational worship, Conquest, Conscience, Conscious mind, Conscious mind, Consciousness, Consecrate, Consecrated temple, Consent, Console, Consolidate, Consort, Contemplation, Contend, Continence, Conversely, Conversion to Hinduism, Cope, Cosmic, Cosmic cycle, Cosmic Dance, Cosmic Soul, Cosmology, Cosmos, Covenant, Covet, Cranial chakras, Creation, Creator, Creed, Cremation, Cringe, Crown chakra, Crucial, Crude, Crux, Culminate, Culture,

Hinduism Dictionary - D

Dakshina, Dakshinamurti, Dampati, Dana, Dance, Danda, Darshana, Darwin's theory, Dasa marga, Dashama bhaga vrata, Dashamamsha, Dashanami, Daurmanasya, Daya, Death, Deceit, Decentralized, Decentralized, Decked, Decked, Deeksha, Defiled, Deformity, Deha, Deism, Deity, Delineate, Delude, Delusion, Denial, Denomination, Denote, Deplore, Deportment, Depraved, Desirous, Despair, Despise, Destiny, Destroyer, Deva, Devaloka, Devamandira, Devanagari, Devi, Devi Bhagavata Purana, Devi Gita, Devi Upanishad, Devikalottara Agama, Devoid, Devonic, Devotee, Dhammapada, Dhanurveda, Dharana, Dharma, Dharma Shastra, Dharmasabha, Dhoti, Dhriti, Dhvaja, Dhvajastambha, Dhyana, Dichotomy, Dieu Siva est amour omniprsent et Ralit transcendante, Differentiation, Diksha, Dipavali, Dipolar, Discordant, Discrimination, Disheveled, Dismay, Dispassionate, Dispatch, Dispel, Dissolution, Distort, Divergent, Divine incarnation, Divine Mother, Dominion, Don, Door of Brahman, Dormant, Dosha, Dr S Radhakrishnan, Dross, Dualism, Duality, Duly, Durga, Durvasas, Dvaita-advaita, Dvaitic Siddhanta,

Hinduism Dictionary - E

Earrings, Ecclesiastical, Ecology, Ecstasy, Ecumenical, Efficacious, Efficient cause, Effulgent, Egalitarian, Ego, Eligible, Eliminate, Elixir, Elliptical, Elusive, Emanation, Emancipator, Eminent, Empower, Emulate, Encompass, Endow, Enhance, Enlightened, Enlightenment, Enshrine, Enstasy, Enthrall, Entourage, Entreat, Epic history, Equanimity, Equilibrium, Equivalent, Erotic, Erroneous, Eschew, Esoteric, Essence, Esteem, Estranged, Eternity, Eternity, Ether, Ethics, Etymology, Evil, Evoke, Evoke, Evolution of the soul, Exalt, Excel, Exclusive, Exemplar, Exhaustive, Existence, Experience, Expound, Extended family, Extol, Exultant,

Hinduism Dictionary - F

Fable, Faith, Family life, Far-seeing, Fast, Fate, Fellowship, Festival, Fetch, Finesse, Firewalking, Five acts of Siva, Flux, Folk narratives, Folk-shamanic, Forbearance, Formerly, Formless, Fortress, Foster, Fountainhead, Fruition, Funeral rites,

Hinduism Dictionary - G

Gaja, Galactic, Gana, Ganachara, Ganapati, Ganapati Upanishad, Gandharvaveda, Ganesha, Ganesha Chaturthi, Ganesha Visarjana, Ganges, Gangetic Plain, Garbha, Garbhadhana, Garbhagriha, Gargya, Gautama, Gay, Gayatri, Gayatri, Gayatri Mantra, Germinate, Ghanta, Ghee, Gheranda Samhita, Gloom, Go, God Realization, Goddess, Godhead, Gods, God's power, Gopura, Gorakshanatha, Gorakshanatha Saivism, Gorakshapantha, Gorakshashataka, Gotra, Grace, Grandeur, Grantha, Granthavidya, Grihastha, Grihastha ashrama, Grihastha dharma , Grihastha dharma, Griheshvara and grihini, Grihya Sutras, Gross plane, Guha, Guhavasi Siddha, Guheshvara, Gujarat, Guna, Gurkha, Guru, Guru bhakti, Guru Gita, Guru Jayanti, Guru parampara, Guru Purnima, Gurudeva, Gurukula, Guru-shishya system, Gush,

Hinduism Dictionary - H

Hamsa, handas Vedanga, handogya Upanishad, Harihara, Hatha yoga, Hatha Yoga Pradipika, Havana, Heart chakra, Heaven, Hell, Heterodox, Heterosexual, Hierarchy, Higher-nature, Himalayas, Himsa, Hindu, Hindu cosmology, Hindu solidarity, Hinduism, Hiuen Tsang, Holy feet, Holy orders, Homa, Homosexual, Hri, Hued, Human dharma, Humors,

Hinduism Dictionary - I

Icha shakti, Icon, Iconoclastic, Ida nadi, Ida nadi, Illusion, Illustrious, Immanent, Immature, Immature soul, Immemorial, Immutable, Impasse, Impede, Impediment, Impending, Imperishable, Impermanence, Impersonal, Impersonal being, Impersonal God, Impetus, Implore, Impoverished, Inanimate, Inauspicious, Incandescent, Incantation, Incarnation, Incense, Incisive, Incognito, Increment, Individual mind, Individual soul, Individuality, Indomitable, Indra, Indriya, Induce, Indus Valley, Indwell, I-ness, Inexhaustible, Inexplicable, Infatuation, Infinitesimal, Inflict, Infuse, Ingest, Inherent, Inherent sin, Inherit, Initiation, Injunction, Inmost, Innate, Inner, Inner advancement, Inner bodies, Inner discovery, Inner form of the guru, Inner law, Inner life, Inner light, Inner light, Inner mind, Inner planes, Inner self, Inner sky, Inner truth, Inner universes, Inner universes, Innermost body, Innumerable, Inscrutable, Insignia, Instinctive, Instinctive mind, Instinctive mind, Instrumental cause, Intellect, Intellectual mind, Intellectual mind, Internalize, Internalized worship, Interplay, Intervene, Interweave, Intimacy, Intrigue, Intrinsic, Intrinsic evil, Intuition, Invigorate, Invocation, Iraivan, Iraivan Temple, Isha, Isha Upanishad, Ishanyaguru, Ishta Devata, Ishtalinga, Ishvara, Ishvarapujana, Islam, Issue forth, Itihasa, Itinerant,

Hinduism Dictionary - J

Jabala Upanishad, Jagadacharya, Jaimini, Jaiminiya Brahmana Upanishad, Jainism, Janaloka, Jangama, Japa, Jatakarma, Jati, Jayanti, Jiva, Jivanmukta, Jivanmukti, Jivayajna, Jnana, Jnana pada, Jnana pada, Jnana shakti, Jnana yoga, Jnanamrita, Jnaneshvari, Jnani, Joint family, Juncture, Jyotisha, Jyotisha shastri, Jyotisha Vedanga,

Hinduism Dictionary - K

Kadaitswami, Kadavul, Kailasa, Kailasa Parampara, Kaivalya, Kaivalya Upanishad, Kala, Kala, Kala 64, Kalamukha, Kalasha, Kali, Kali Yuga, Kallata, Kalpa, Kalpa Vedanga, Kalyana, Kama, Kama Sutra, Kamandalu, Kamika Agama, Kanada, Kandar Anubhuti, Kannada, Kanphati, Kapalika, Kapha, Kapila, Karana Agama, Karana chitta, Karana Hasuge, Karana sharira, Karavana Mahatmya, Karma, Karmasamya, Karmashaya, Karttikeya, Karttikeya Stotram, Karuna, Karuna Agama, Karunakarak Kadavul, Karunya, Kashaya, Kashmir, Kashmir Saivism, Katha, Katha Upanishad, Kathirgama Purana, Kaundinya, Kaurusha, Kaushitaki Upanishad, Kavadi, Kavi, Kaya siddhi, Kayavarohana, Kedareshvara Temple, Kena Upanishad, Kerala, Keshanta, Kindred, Kirtana, Knower, Konrai, Koran, Kosha, Krishna, Krittika Dipa, Kriya, Kriya pada, Kriya pada, Kriya shakti, Kriyakramadyotika, Kriyamana karma, Kshama, Kshatriya, Kudala Sangamadeva, Kula, Kula guru, Kularnava Tantra, Kumara, Kumbha, Kundalini, Kunkuma, Kurma Purana, Kurukshetra, Kushika, Kuttuvilaku, Kutumba,

Hinduism Dictionary - L

Lakshmi, Lakulisha, Lalla, Lance, Larder, Laud, Lavish, Left-handed, Legend, Legislate, Legitimate, Lekhaprartha havana, Lest, Liberal Hinduism, Liberation, Licentious, Light, Linga, Linga Diksha, Linga Purana, Lingachara, Lingavanta, Lingavanta, Liturgy, Livelihood, Loka, Lotus asana, Lute,

Hinduism Dictionary - M

Macrocosm, Madhumateya, Madhva, Maha, Mahabharata, Mahadeva, Mahadeva Mountain, Mahakala, Mahakutumba, Mahamandapa, Mahanarayana Upanishad, Mahanirvana Tantra, Mahapralaya, Mahapralaya, Mahaprasthana, Maharaja, Maharashtra, Maharishi, Maharloka, Mahasakara-pinda, Mahasamadhi, Mahasamadhi day, Mahasivaratri, Mahatala, Mahatma, Mahavakya, Mahesha, Maheshvara, Maitreya, Maitri Upanishad, Mala, Mala, Malaparipaka, Malati-Madhava, Malice, Manana, Manas, Manas chitta, Mandala, Mandapa, Mandira, Mandukya Upanishad, Mangala kriya, Mangalavede, Manifest, Manifold, Manikkavasagar, Manipura chakra, Mankolam, Manomaya kosha, Manomaya kosha, Mansahara, Mansahari, Mantra, Mantra Gopya, Manu Dharma Shastra, Marga, Marital, Mariyamman, Marriage covenant, Matanga Parameshvara Agama, Material cause, materialism, Mati, Matrimonial, Matsyendranatha, Mattamayura Order, Matter, Mature, Maya, Mayura, Mean, Meat-eater, Mediatrix, Meditation, Mediumship, Mendicant, Menses, Mental body, Mental plane, Merge, Merger of the soul, Meritorious, Mesmerizing, Metamorphosis, Metaphysics, Meykandar, Meykandar Shastras, Microcosm-macrocosm, Milestone, Milieu, Millennium, Mimamsa, Mind, Minister, Minutiae, Mirabai, Mirific, Misconception, Mitahara, Modaka, Moksha, Monastic, Monism, Monistic theism, Monk, Monotheism, Mortal, Mortal sin, Mrigendra Agama, Mudra, Muhurta, Mukhya, Mukti, Mukti Upanishad, Mula, Mula mantra, Muladhara chakra, Multitude, Mundaka Upanishad, Muni, Murti, Murugan, Muse, Mushika, Muslim, Mutual, Mysticism, Myth, Mythology,

Hinduism Dictionary - N

Nada, Nadanadi shakti, Nadi, Naga, Naivedya, Nakshatra, Nalvar, Namadiksha, Namah Sivaya, Namakarana, Namaskara, Namaste, Namo Narayanaya, Nandi, Nandikeshvara, Nandikeshvara Kashika, Nandinatha, Nandinatha Sampradaya, Narada Parivrajaka, Narada Sutra, Naraka, Narasinha Purvatapaniya, Narayana, Narayanakantha, Nastika, Nataraja, Natchintanai, Natha, Natha Matha, Natha Sampradaya, Nayanar, Neo-Indian religion, Nepal, Neti neti, Neuter, Neutron star, New age, New Year, Nimbarka, Nirguna Brahman, Nirukta Vedanga, Nirvahana, Nirvani and upadeshi, Nirvikalpa samadhi, Nishchitartha, Nityananda, Nivedana, Niyama, Niyati, Nondual , nondualism, Nonhuman birth, Noninjurious, Noninjuriousness, Nonperseverance, Nonviolence, Northern Saivism, Notable, Novelty, Novitiate, Nucleus of the soul, Nunk, Nurturance, Nyaya,

Hinduism Dictionary - O

Objective, Oblation, Obscuration, Obscuring grace, Obstacle, Obstinate , obstinacy, Occult, Odic, Offset, Offspring, Olai, Old soul, Om, Ominous, Omnipotent, Omnipresent, Oneness, Ontology, Orbit, Ordain, ordination, Original sin, Orthodox, Outgrow , outgrown, Outstretch, Overshadow, Overwhelm,

Hinduism Dictionary - P

Pada, Padapuja, Padartha, Paddhati, Padma, Padma Purana, Paduka, Pagan, Pageantry, Paingala Upanishad, Pancha Ganapati Utsava, Pancha nitya karma , karmas, Pancha shraddha, Panchabhuta, Panchachara, Panchakshara Mantra, Panchamukha Ganapati, Pancharatra, Pancharatra Agama, Panchartha Bhashya, Panchatantra, Panchayatana puja, Pandit, Panentheism, Pantheism, Papa, Papa-duhkha, Papman, Para, Parable, Parabrahman, Paradox, Parakhya Agama, Parama, Paramaguru, Paramahamsa, Paramatman, Parameshvara, Parampara, Parartha puja, Parasamvid, Parashakti, Parasiva, Parvati, Pasha, Pashu, Pashupalaka, Pashupata Saivism, Pashupata Sutra, Pashupati, Pashupatinatha mandira, Patala, Patanjali, Path, Pathaka, Pati, Pati-pashu-pasha, Pati-pashu-pasha, Paushkara Agama, Penance, Pendant, Perfections, Periyapuranam, Personal dharma, Personal God, Perspective, Pilgrimage, Pinda, Pinga nadi, Pingala, Pir, Pitha, Pitriloka, Pitta, Plague, Plane, Pleiades, Pliant, Plotinus, Pluralism, Polygamy, Polytheism, Pomp, Pontifical, Potent, Potentialities, Pradakshina, Pradosha, Pragmatic, Prakriti, Pralaya, Pramukha, Prana, Pranagnihotra Upanishad, Pranalinga, Pranama, Pranamaya kosha, Pranamaya kosha, Pranatyaga, Pranava, Pranayama, Pranic body, Prapatti, Prarabdha karma, Prasada, Prashna Upanishad, Prashnottaram, Pratyabhijna, Pratyabhijna Darshana, Pratyabhijna Sutra, Pratyahara, Prayashchitta, Prayojaka, Prayopavesha, Precede, Precinct, Precursor, Premaiva Sivamaya, Prenatal, Preservation, Preside, Pretaloka, Prevail, Primal Soul, Primal Sound, Primal Substance, Principle, Pristine, Procreation, Procurer, Progeny, Prohibition, Prominent, Promiscuity, Prone, Pronged, Propel, Prophecy, Propound, Protocol, Protrude, Province, Prow, Prudent, Psalm, Psychic, Puja, Pujari, Pulsate, Punarjanma, Punjab, Punsavana, Punya, Purana, Pure Consciousness, Purgatory, Puritan, Purity impurity, Purnima, Purohita, Pursue, Purusha, Purusha dharma, Purusha dharma, Purushartha, Hinduism Dictionary - Q, Qualified nondualism, Quantum, Quell,

Hinduism Dictionary - R,

Rabindranath Tagore, Race, Rage, Rahu, Raja Yoga, Rajanya, Rajas, Rama, Ramakantha I, Ramakantha II, Ramakrishna, Ramanuja, Ramaraja, Ramayana, Ramprasad, Rasatala, Rationalize, Raurava Agama, Ravana, Reabsorption, Reaction, Reaffirmation, Reality, Realization, Realm, Reap, Rebellious, Rebound, Recluse, Reconcile, Redeem, Reembody, Reincarnation, Relative, Religion, Relinquish, Remorse, Remote, Renaissance, Render, Renowned, Renukacharya, Renunciation, Replenish, Repose, Repudiation, Rescind, Resemble, Resent, Residue, Resplendence, Restive, Restraints, Retaliation, Revealing grace, Ri paduka, Rig Veda, Rigorous, Rishi, Rita, Rita, Rite, Rites of passage, Ritukala, Rudra, Rudraksha, Rudrashambhu, Rudrayamala Tantra

Hinduism Dictionary - S,

Sacrament, Sacred thread, Sacrifice, Sadachara, Sadasiva, Sadhaka, Sadhana, Sadhana marga, Sadharana dharma, Sadhu, Sadhvi, Saguna Brahman, Sahasra lekhana sadhana, Sahasrara chakra, Saiva, Saiva Agamas, Saiva Siddhanta, Saiva Vishishtadvaita, Saivism, Saivism six schools, Saivite, Sakha marga, Sakshin, Sama Veda, Samadhi, Samarasa, Samavartana, Sambandar, Samhara, Samhara, Samhita, Sampradaya, Samsara, Samsari, Samskara, Samskaras of adulthood, Samskaras of birth, Samskaras of childhood, Samskaras of later life, San Marga, San Marga Sanctuary, Sanatana Dharma, Sanatkumara, Sanchita karma, Sanctify, Sanctum sanctorum, Sandalwood, Sandhya upasana, Sangama, Sankalpa, Sankhya, Sannidhana, Sannyasa, Sannyasa ashrama, Sannyasa dharma, Sannyasa diksha, Sannyasa Upanishad, Sannyasin, Sanskrit, SANT, Santosha, Sarasvati, Saravana, Sari, Sarvabhadra, Sarvajnanottara Agama, Sat, Satan, Satchidananda, Satguru, Satgurunatha, Satsanga, Sattva guna, Satya, Satyaloka, Saucha, Saumanasya, Savikalpa samadhi, Sayujya, Scarlet, Scepter, Scripture, Secluded, Seed karma, Seer, Self God, Self Realization, Self-assertive, Self-conceit, Self-luminous, Self-reflection, Servitude, Seva, Seval, Sexuality, Shabda kosha, Shad darshana, Shakahara, Shakta, Shakta Tantrism, Shakta Tantrism, Shakti, Shakti Vishishtadvaita, Shaktipat, Shaktipata, Shaktism, Shaktopaya, Shakya, Shamanism, Shambhavopaya, Shandilya Upanishad, Shankara, Shankara, Shankaracharya pitha, Shanmata sthapanacharya, Shanmukha, Shanmukha Gayatri, Sharana, Sharira, Shashtyabda purti, Shastra, Shastri, Shatapatha Brahmana, Shatkona, Shatsthala, Shatter, Sheath, Shikhara, Shiksha Vedanga, Shishya, Shloka, Shraddha, Shraddhadharana, Shrauta, Shrauta Shastra, Shruti, Shubha muhurta, Shuddha Saiva Siddhanta, Shuddha tattvas, Shuddhashuddha tattvas, Shuddhavidya, Shudra, Shukla Yajur Veda, Shulba Shastra, Shum, Shunya Sampadane, Shuttle, Siddha Marga, Siddha Siddhanta, Siddha Siddhanta Paddhati, Siddha yoga, Siddha yogi, Siddha Yogi Sampradaya, Siddhanta, Siddhanta shravana, Siddhi, Sikhism, Simantonnayana, Sin, Siva, Siva Advaita, Siva consciousness, Siva Drishti, Siva Purana, Siva Rakshamani Dipika, Siva Samhita, Siva Sutra, Sivachaitanya, Sivachara, Sivacharya, Sivajnanabodham, Sivakarnamrita, Sivalaya, Sivalinga, Sivaloka, Sivaloka, Sivamaya, Sivamayakosha, Sivanadiyar, Sivananda, Sivaness, Sivanubhava Mandapa, Sivaratri, Siva's five faces, Sivasayujya, Siva-Shakti, Sivasharana, Sivathondu, Sivaya Namah, Sivena saha Nartanam, Skanda, Skanda Shashthi, Slaughter, Smarta, Smarta Sampradaya, Smartism, Smriti, Snare, Social dharma, Solace, Solemn, Soliloquy, Solitaire, Somananda, Somanath Temple, Soul, Sound , Soundless Sound, Sovereign, Sow, Span, Spanda Karika, Spark, Spectrum, Speculate, Sphatika, Sphere, Spiritual evolution, Spiritual unfoldment, Splendor, Spouse, Sri, Sri Aurobindo, Sri Chakra, Sri Lanka, Sri Rudram, Srikantha, Srikumara, Srinagara, Srinatha, Srishti, Srishti, Stave off, Steadfast, Sthapati, Sthapatyaveda, Sthiti, Sthiti, Sthula sharira, Stingy, Stoics, Straits, Stranglehold, Stratification, Stri dharma, Stri dharma, Subala Upanishad, Subatomic, Subconscious mind, Subconscious mind, Subjective, Sublime, Subliminal, Subramanya, Subramuniyaswami, Subside, Substance, Substratum, Subsubconscious mind, Sub-subconscious mind, Subsuperconscious mind, Subsuperconscious mind, Subtle body, Subtle plane, Successor, Suchi, Suicide, Sukshma sharira, Sully, Sundaranathar, Sundarar, Superconscious mind, Superconscious mind, Superconscious mind, Supernatural, Supplicate, Suprabheda Agama, Supreme, Supreme God, Surdas, Surpass, Surrender, Surya, Sushumna nadi, Sushumna nadi, Sustainable, Sustenance, Suta Samhita, Sutala, Sutra, Svadharma, Svadharma, Svadhishthana, Svadhyaya, Svarga, Svarloka, Svatmarama, Svayambhu Linga, Svayambhuva Agama, Svayambhuva Sutra, Svetashvatara Upanishad, Swami, Swami Sivananda, Swami Vivekananda, Swami Vivekananda, Swami Vivekananda, Swamini, Swastika, Swirl, Symbolism, Syncretism, Synonymous, Synthesis,

Hinduism Dictionary - T

Tai Pongal, Tai Pusam, Tainted, Taittiriya Aranyaka, Taittiriya Samhita, Taittiriya Upanishad, Tala, Talatala chakra, Tamas, Tamil, Tamil Nadu, Tandava, Tantra, Tantraloka, Tantrika, Tantrism, Tao, Tapas, Tapasvin, Tapoloka, Tarnished, Tat, Tat Sat, Tatparyadipika, Tattva, Tattva Prakasha, Tattvatrayi, Tayumanavar, Temper, Temple, Temporal, Tend, Teradi, Terminable, Terminal, Terminal illness, That, Theism, Theology, Thither, Thou, Three worlds, Thwart, Thy, Tilaka, Timeless, Tirobhava, Tirobhava, Tirodhana shakti, Tirthayatra, Tiru, Tirukural, Tirumantiram, Tirumular, Tirumurai, Tiruvalluvar, Tiruvasagam, Tithe, Tithi, Tithing, Touchstone, Trait, Trance, Tranquil, Transcend, Transcendent, Transfix, Transgress, Transient, Transition, Traverse, Treacherous, Tread, Tribal, Trickery, Trident, Trikashasana, Trikona, Triloka, Trimurti, Triple bondage, Tripundra, Trishula, Truth, Tryambaka, Tukaram, Tulasidasa, Tumult, Turbulent, Turmeric, Tyaf, Tyaga,

Hinduism Dictionary - U

Uccharana vyakhya, Uchishta, Ujjain, Ultimate, Uma, Unconnectedness, Uncreated, Undecaying, Undifferentiated, Unerring, Unevolutionary perfection, Unfold, Unharness, Unhindered, Universal dharma, Universal dissolution, Universal mind, Universalist, Unleash, Unmanifest, Unoriginated, Unpretentiousness, Unrepressed, Unshrouded, Unwind, Upa, Upadesha, Upagama, Upagrantha, Upanayana, Upanishad, Upasana, Upasarga, Upaveda, Upaveda, Upaya, Upaya, Upbringing, Upbringing, Utmost, Utmost, Utpaladeva, Utpaladeva, Utsava, Utsava, Utsavaka, Utsavaka,

Hinduism Dictionary - V

Vachana, Vachana, Vachana, Vagdana, Vagdana, Vagdana, Vahana, Vahana, Vahana, Vaidya, Vaidya, Vaidya, Vaikasi Vishakham, Vaikasi Vishakham, Vaikasi Vishakham, Vaikuntha, Vaikuntha, Vaikuntha, Vairagi, Vairagi, Vairagi, Vairagya, Vairagya, Vairagya, Vaisheshika, Vaisheshika, Vaisheshika, Vaishnavism, Vaishnavism, Vaishnavism, Vaishnavite, Vaishnavite, Vaishnavite, Vaishya, Vaishya, Vaishya, Valipadu, Valipadu, Valipadu, Vallabhacharya, Vallabhacharya, Vallabhacharya, Vama, Vama, Vama, Vanaprastha ashrama, Vanaprastha ashrama, Vanaprastha ashrama, Vanquish, Vanquish, Vanquish, Varanasi, Varanasi, Varanasi, Varna, Varna, Varna, Varna, Varna, Varna, Varna dharma, Varna dharma, Varna dharma, Varna dharma, Varnashrama dharma, Varnashrama dharma, Varnashrama dharma, Vasana, Vasana, Vasana, Vasana daha tantra, Vasana daha tantra, Vasana daha tantra, Vasishtha, Vasishtha, Vasishtha, Vasugupta, Vasugupta, Vasugupta, Vata, Vata, Vata, Vata, Vata, Vata, Vault, Vault, Vault, Veda, Veda, Veda, Vedanga, Vedanga, Vedanga, Vedanta, Vedanta, Vedanta, Vedic-Agamic, Vedic-Agamic, Vedic-Agamic, Vegetarian, Vegetarian, Vegetarian, Veil, Veil, Veil, Veiling grace, Veiling grace, Veiling grace, Vel, Vel, Vel, Vellore, Vellore, Vellore, Venerate, Venerate, Venerate, Vengeful, Vengeful, Vengeful, Venture, Venture, Venture, Veracity, Veracity, Veracity, Vermillion, Vermillion, Vermillion, Veshti, Veshti, Veshti, Vestments, Vestments, Vestments, Vibhuti, Vibhuti, Vibhuti, Vice, Vice, Vice, Victors and vanquished, Victors and vanquished, Victors and vanquished, Vid, Vid, Vid, Videhamukti, Videhamukti, Videhamukti, Vidya, Vidya, Vidya, Vidyarambha, Vidyarambha, Vidyarambha, Vighneshvara, Vighneshvara, Vighneshvara, Vijayanagara, Vijayanagara, Vijayanagara, Vijnanamaya kosha, Vijnanamaya kosha, Vijnanamaya kosha, Vijnanamaya kosha, Vinayaka, Vinayaka, Vinayaka, Vinayaka Ahaval, Vinayaka Ahaval, Vinayaka Ahaval, Vinayaka Vratam, Vinayaka Vratam, Vinayaka Vratam, Vira Saivism, Vira Saivism, Vira Saivism, Virginal God, Virginal God, Virginal God, Visarjana, Visarjana, Visarjana, Vishishtadvaita, Vishishtadvaita, Vishishtadvaita, Vishnu, Vishnu, Vishnu, Vishuddha chakra, Vishuddha chakra, Vishuddha chakra, Vishvagrasa, Vishvagrasa, Vishvagrasa, Visionary, Visionary, Visionary, Visualization, Visualization, Visualization, Vitala, Vitala, Vitala, Vivaha, Vivaha, Vivaha, Viveka Chudamani, Viveka Chudamani, Viveka Chudamani, Viveka Martanda, Viveka Martanda, Viveka Martanda, Vivify, Vivify, Vivify, Void, Void, Void, Votary, Votary, Votary, Vrata, Vrata, Vrata, Vritti, Vritti, Vritti, Vyaghrapada, Vyaghrapada, Vyaghrapada, Vyakarana Vedanga, Vyakarana Vedanga, Vyakarana Vedanga

Hinduism Dictionary - W

wane, Warp and woof, Waver, Wealth, Wedding pendant, Whence, Whirling, Wield, Wisdom, Withholding, Woeful birth, Wondrous, Woodwind, Woof, World, Worldliness, Worldly, Worldly wise, Wrath, Written prayers, Wrought,

Hinduism Dictionary - Y

Yajna, Yajnavalkya Smriti, Yajnavalkya Upanishad, Yajnopavita, Yajur Veda, Yama, Yama-niyama, Yantra, Yea, Yield, Yoga, Yoga pada, Yoga pada, Yoga Sampradaya, Yoga tapas, Yoga Vasishtha, Yogaswami, Yogatattva Upanishad, Yogi, Yogini, Yon, Yoni, Yore, Young soul, Yuga,

Hinduism Dictionary - Z

Zenith, Zoroastrian,

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