Halloween. See ALL SAINTS' DAY

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Halloween. See ALL SAINTS' DAY

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Prasad(am): Food or any gift that has been first offered in worship or to a saint; that which is given by a saint; literally: "grace."

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Narjol (Tibet, Tibetan). A Saint; a glorified Adept.

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Munis (Sanskrit). Saints, or Sages.

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Baba: A term of affection and respect for a saint or holy man.

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MAHASAMADHI: The departure of a Self-realized saint from his mortal coil.

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Dagoba (Singhalese) A dome-shaped structure (stupa) built over relics of Buddha or Buddhist saints.

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Count St. Germain See SAINT-GERMAIN

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PRASAD: anything consecrated by being offered to God or to a saint

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Gauranga:

Gauranga (Gauraanga). Name for Chaithanya, a great saint.

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ashram:

ashram (aashrama). Hermitage or monastery; residence for saints and spiritual aspirants.

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Namadev:

Namadev (Naamadhev). Hindu saint-poet in 13th and 14th centuries.

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Sadhus:

Sadhus: Good men. (BV-34) Saint, who is devoted to spiritual discipline.

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Sambhashan:

Sambhashan(a): Hearing about the Lord (saint) (RRV-7b) (RRV2-1)

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Spars:

Spars(h)an: Touching of a saint (RRV-7b), (RRV2-1)

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Mahasamadhi:

Mahasamadhi: the departure of a self-realized  saint from his mortal coil.

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Valmiki:

Valmiki (Vaalmeeki). The saint-poet who wrote the Ramayana.

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Bhargavarama:

Bhargavarama: descendant of Bhrigu, a saint in the Vedic primeval times (RRV-8).

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Darsan:

Dars(h)an: Seeing and experiencing a saint, blessing (RRV-7b).

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Khubilkhan (Mong.), or Shabrong. In Tibet the names given to the supposed incarnations of Buddha. Elect Saints.

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