Beard: To esteem someone highly. (See also the book "In A Dream, In A Vision of the Night" by Susan Noone Riddle). (Ps. 133:2; Ezra 9:3; Jer. 48:37, 38; 2 Sam. 10:4; 20:9; 1 Sam. 21:12, 13; Lev. 19:27)

(Source: Tehillah Ministries)

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Triveni - The place where three holy rivers meet.

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TRIVENI: the place where three holy rivers meet

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Badari:

Badari (Badhari). Very holy place in the Himalayas.

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Kethumala:

Kethumala (Kethumaala). Holy place in Jambudwipa.

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Mahatmya (Sanskrit). "Magnanimity", a legend of a shrine, or any holy place.

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Pradakshina: The act of worshipful walking around a holy temple, shrine or place. Always done clockwise.

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Adytum:

From the Greek term 'aduton', which means a place to which entrance is forbidden. This is a term alternatively used with 'sanctum sanctorum' or 'Holy of Holies' to describe the innermost sanctum of a temple or church, or an area of sacred space in occult practices.

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Kusaplava:

Kusaplava (Kushaplava). Holy place. One who bathes and spends 3 nights there will derive the benefits of a horse sacrifice (aswamedha).

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Kurukshetra:

Kurukshetra: A holy pilgrimage place going back to the oldest Vedic times; close to present New Delhi in India. Place where the war, described in the Mahabharata, took place and where Krishna spoke His Gita to Arjuna.

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kshetra-palaka:

kshetra-palaka (kshethra-paalaka). Guardian of fields, body, or holy place.

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Tirthikas (Sanskrit) [from tirtha holy place]

The holy ones; "the Brahmanical Sectarians 'beyond' the Himalayas called 'infidels' by the Buddhist in the sacred land, Tibet, and vice versa" (VS 85-6).

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Aparadha - offenses committed against the holy name, the Vaisnavas, the guru, the sastras, the holy places, the Deity and so on. The verbal root radha means to give pleasure or satisfy and the prefix apa means taking away. Thus the word aparadha signifies all activities that are displeasing to Bhagavan and His bhaktas.

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tirtha

Literally, the ford of a river. A holy place, especially one at which pilgrims bathe for purification.

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Tirtha-shrava

name of Vishnu meaning one who receives prayers offered at holy places.

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DIVINE POWER - the natural power of the Gods. This force permeates holy places & peo;e, & can be drawn upon by the followers of each dieties.

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SAIN: To make a particular place, person, or thing holy or hallowed or consecrated by the use of magical chants and songs -- the act of saining in order to sanctify.

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Kashi

Varanasi (Benares), the favorite city of Lord Siva, located on the river Ganga between Prayaga and Patna. It is one of the seven holy places that grants liberation.

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Badarika (-ashrama)

The holy place on the banks of the Alakananda and Sarasvati Rivers, among the peaks of the Himalayas, where Lord Nara-Narayana and Dvaipayana Vyasa reside.

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Dhama - a holy place of pilgrimage; the abode of the Lord where He appears and enacts His transcendental pastimes.

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