Atma-vidya:

Atma-vidya (Aathma-vidhyaa). Knowledge of supreme reality or Atma.

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sadvakya:

sadvakya (sadhvaakya). Divine maxim on Absolute Reality.

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maha-vakya:

maha-vakya (mahaa-vaakya). Divine maxim on Absolute Reality.

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Sattwa:

Sattwa: light; purity-one of the three  qualities of nature; reality.

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Alabdhabhumikatva:

Alabdhabhumikatva: the feeling that it is  impossible to see reality.

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Jnana:

Jnana: knowledge; wisdom of the reality or  Brahman, the Absolute.

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thathwa-vith:

thathwa-vith (thatthva-vith). Knower of Reality, That.

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sathya-jnana:

sathya-jnana (-jnaana). Wisdom concerning the Reality, Truth.

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Hallucination:

A sensory experience that does not correspond to physical reality.

See also Apparition .

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Extradimensional:

Originating outside our normal space-time reality.

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Brahman:

The supreme Godhead, beyond all distinctions or forms; ultimate Reality [from 'brih' - that which expands]

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Chos (cho) (Tibetan) Translation of the Sanskrit dharma, in four main senses: 1) the teaching of the Buddha; 2) the reality or truth which the teaching points at; 3) in the plural, individual truths, realities, facts, events, distinguishable qualities or properties; and 4) a teaching in general, a religion.

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TRANSCENDENTALISM

Emerson's and Hawthorne's search for reality through spiritual intuition.

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Animism:

The belief that everything is alive. The Law of Personification taken as a statement of universal reality rather than as one of psychic convenience.

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Metaphysics:

Philosophy of the relations between “underlying reality” and its manifestations.

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Objective:

“Reality” as it supposedly is “in itself,” instead of as it may be perceived.

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METAPHYSICAL: a 'catch-all' term referring to subjects of transcendental, or supernatural (hate THAT word!) reality.

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Subjective:

“Reality” as it is perceived, instead of as it may be “in itself.”

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Initiation - An experience that transforms the indivitual that their concept of personal and worldly reality is changed permanently.

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An experience that so transforms the individual that their
concept of personal and worldly reality has been altered.

(See also: initiation, Magic, Shamanism, Pagan Dictionary)

Nitya-satya - eternal truth or reality.

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Nitya-tattva - eternal truth, reality or philosophical principle.

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