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Hinduism Dictionary - F

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Faith

faith: Trust or belief. Conviction. From the Latin fides, "trust." Faith in its broadest sense means "religion, dharma." More specifically, it is the essential element of religion-the belief in phenomena beyond the pale of the five senses, distinguishing it sharply from rationalism.

 

Faith is established through intuitive or transcendent experience of an individual, study of scripture and hearing the testimony of the many wise rishis speaking out the same truths over thousands of years. This inner conviction is based in the divine sight of the third eye center, ajna chakra.

 

Rightly founded, faith transcends reason, but does not conflict with reason. Faith also means confidence, as in the testimony and reputation of other people. The Sanskrit equivalent is shraddha. Synonyms include astikya, vishvasa, dharma and mati.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Fast

fast: Abstaining from all or certain foods, as in observance of a vow or holy day.

 

Hindus fast in various ways.

  • A simple fast may consist of merely avoiding certain foods for a day or more, such as when vegetarians avoid tamasic or rajasic foods or when nonvegetarians abstain from fish, fowl and meats.
  • A moderate fast would involve avoiding heavier foods, or taking only juices, teas and other liquids. Such fasts are sometimes observed only during the day, and a normal meal is permitted after sunset.
  • Serious fasting, which is done under supervision, involves taking only water for a number of days and requires a cessation of most external activities.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Fate

fate: From the Latin fatum, "prophetic declaration, oracle." In Western thought, fate is the force or agency, God or other power, outside man's control, believed to determine the course of events before they occur. According to Hindu thought, man is not ruled by fate but shapes his own destiny by his actions, which have their concomitant reactions.

 

The Hindu view acknowledges fate only in the limited sense that man is subject to his own past karmas, which are a driving force in each incarnation, seemingly out of his own control. But they can be mitigated by how he lives life, meaning how he faces and manages his prarabdha ("begun, undertaken") karmas and his kriyamana ("being made") karmas.

See: adrishta, karma, destiny.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Festival

festival: A time of religious celebration and special observances. Festivals generally recur yearly, their dates varying slightly according to astrological calculations. They are characterized by acts of piety (elaborate pujas, penance, fasting, pilgrimage) and rejoicing (songs, dance, music, parades, storytelling and scriptural reading).

See: sound, teradi.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Formless

formless: Philosophically, atattva, beyond the realm of form or substance.

 

Used in attempting to describe the wondersome, indescribable Absolute, which is "timeless, formless and spaceless." God Siva has form and is formless. He is the immanent Pure Consciousness or pure form. He is the Personal Lord manifesting as innumerable forms; and He is the impersonal, transcendent Absolute beyond all form. Thus we know Siva in three perfections, two of form and one formless. This use of the term formless does not mean amorphous, which implies a form that is vague or changing. Rather, it is the absence of substance, sometimes thought of as a void, an emptiness beyond existence from which comes the fullness of everything. In describing the Self as formless, the words timeless and spaceless are given also to fully indicate this totally transcendent noncondition.

See: atattva, Parasiva, Satchidananda, void.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Five acts of Siva

five acts of Siva: Panchakritya. Creation, preservation, destruction, veiling and revealing.

See: Nataraja, Parameshvara.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Firewalking

firewalking: The trance-inducing ceremonial practice of walking over a bed of smoldering, red-hot coals as an expression of faith and sometimes as a form of penance. Participants describe it as a euphoric experience in which no pain is felt and no burns received. Many lose body consciousness during the walk.

 

Firewalking is associated with folk-shamanic Shaktism and is popular among Hindu communities inside and outside India.

See: folk-shamanic, penance, Shaktism.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Evoke

evoke: To call forth; to conjure up; to summon, as to summon a Mahadeva, a God.

See: puja, yajna.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Forbearance

forbearance: Self-control; responding with patience and compassion, especially under provocation. Endurance; tolerance.

See: yama-niyama.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Fountainhead

fountainhead: A spring that is the source of a stream. The source of anything.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Funeral rites

funeral rites:

See: cremation, bone-gathering, samskaras of later life, funeral rituals.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: : Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Family life:

family life:

See: grihastha ashrama, extended family, joint family.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Fortress

fortress: A fortified place; a fort.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Formerly

formerly: At an earlier time; in the past.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Fellowship

fellowship: Companionship. Mutual sharing of interests, beliefs or practice. A group of people with common interests and aspirations.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Folk-shamanic

folk-shamanic: Of or related to a tribal or village tradition in which the mystic priest, shaman, plays a central role, wielding powers of magic and spirituality. Revered for his ability to influence and control nature and people, to cause good and bad things to happen, he is the intermediary between man and divine forces. The term shaman is from the Sanskrit shramana, "ascetic," akin to shram, "to exert."

See: Shaktism, shamanism.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Finesse

finesse: Ability to handle situations with skill and delicacy.

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Hinduism Dictionary - F: Hindu - Hinduism Dictionary on Flux

flux: Continuous movement or change.

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