Jnana Dictionary

JNANA: knowledge of the Self

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anubhava-jnana:

anubhava-jnana (-jnaana). Self-experience; knowledge from personal experience.

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jnana:

intuitive knowledge

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jnana:

knowledge.

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a-paroksha-brahma-jnana:

a-paroksha-brahma-jnana (-jnaana). Direct perception, knowledge of Brahman.

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a-bhedha-jnana:

a-bhedha-jnana (-jnaana). Integral spiritual knowledge.

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Jnana: In Yoga, jnana is the way to god through knowledge.

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brahma-jnana - knowledge of impersonal brahma; knowledge aiming at impersonal liberation.

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ATMA-JNANA: Knowledge of the Self

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Atma-jnana:

Atma-jnana (Aathma-jnaana). Knowledge of Self-realization; awareness of Atma.

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Brahma-jnana:

Brahma-jnana (-jnaana). Knowledge of Brahman.

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Adhyatma-jnana (Sanskrit) (from adhi over, superior + atman self + jnana knowledge from the verbal root jna to know, understand)

Knowledge of the supreme self, equivalent to adhyatma-vidya.

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Gott (German) God.

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a-jnana:

a-jnana (a-jnaana). Ignorance, stupidity.

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Jnana: Knowledge; wisdom of the Reality or Brahman, the Absolute.

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devatha-jnana:

devatha-jnana (dhevatha-jnaana). Knowledge of the gods.

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Sambandha-jnana - knowledge regarding sambandha-tattva, the mutual relationship between the Lord, the living entities, and the material energy. The word sambandha means connection, relationship, and binding.

The living entities are eternally and inseparably connected to the Supreme Lord, who is therefore the true object of relationship. The general relationship between the living entities and Sri Bhagavan is one of servant and served. But in the perfectional stage of bhakti, one becomes established in a specific relationship with the Lord either as a servant, friend, parent, or beloved.

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Brahma-jnana:

Brahma-jnana: direct knowledge of Brahman.

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Atma-jnana:

Atma-jnana: knowledge of the self.

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nish-chitha-jnana:

nish-chitha-jnana (-jnaana). Incontrovertible wisdom.

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TRIKALA JNANA: knowledge of the three periods of time

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