Sanskrit: that which is well, or completely, done. The oldest language of mankind; the language of the original Hindu scriptures, developed for the communication of spiritual ideas and concepts, not for dealing with worldly or mundane concerns.

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 Vajra:

one of the channels in the spine, a thunderbolt, diamond

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 Vairagya:

uncolouredness, not desiring physical objects

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 Vajrasana:

the thunderbolt posture

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 Vaikuntha:

Vishnu

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 Trikona:

a triangle

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 Trivikrama:

fifth incarnation of Vishnu, who filled the earth, heaven and hell  with his three steps (krama)

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 Vaisyas:

the caste of merchants and professionals

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 Trishna:

thirst, desire

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 Vaisesika:

one of the schools of Indian philosophy

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 Trikonasana:

the triangle posture

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 Vajroli:

the thunderbolt contraction

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 Tri:

three

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 Tolangulasana:

the balance posture

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 Tola:

a balance

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 Vamana:

Vishnu's fifth incarnation

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 Vamaprakasha:

lovely shiningness

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 Vamadevasana:

Vamadeva's posture

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 Vama:

the left side

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 Vakrasana:

the curved posture

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 Vacha:

speech

(See also:  Vacha , Body Mind and Soul)

 Tolasana:

the scales posture

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