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daatha, dabari, dabholkar, dadhicha, dadhichi, dadhici, dadhimukha, dahl, daitya, daityaraja, daityas, daiva, daiva-amsa, daivam, daiva-samaana, daivasandhi, daivi, daivi sampath, daivic, daivi-maya, daivi-sampath, daivi-sampathi, daka, dakini, daksa, daksayani, daksha, dakshin kashi, dakshina, dakshina marg, dakshina-ayana, dakshinagni, dakshinamurti, daksina, dal, dalit, dama, damani, damaru, damayanthi, dambha, damodara, damodara krishna, dana, danava, danava-manava, danavas, danava's, danda, danda dhauti, danda-chakra, dandaka, dandaka forest, dandakaranya, dandaneethi, dandasana, dandavat, dandayamana-dhanurasana, dandayamana-dhanurasana posture, dansavat-pranama, danta dhauti, dantavakra, danthin, darbha, daridra-narayana, darma, darpa, darsan, darsana, darsanas, darshama, daru-brahman, daruka, dasa, dasa-mula, dasara, dasaratha, das'arha, dasen-driyas, dasharatha, dashas, dashashvamedha-ghata, dasi, dasya, dasyam, dasya-rasa, datta, dattatreya, daurmanasya, daya, dayamaya, dayananda, dayya, dayyam, deccan, deeksha, deepyathi, deergha, deha, deha-atma buddhi, deha-bhranthi, deha-dharma, dehadhyasa, deha-drishti, deham, dehamatha, deha-sanyasa, deha-sthithi, deha-thathwa, dehatma, dehatma-buddhi, dehi, demigods, demon, depavali, desa, desa-matha, desire tree, deva, deva-bhasa, devadas, deva-dasi, devadasis, devadatta, deva-datta, devahuthi, devahuti, devaka, devakantaka, devaki, devaki-nandana, devaki-nandana krishna, devala, deva-loka, deva-mandir, devamedha, devamsa-sambuthas, deva-puja, devaratha, devarshis, devas, devata, devatas, devatha, devathaatma, devatha-jnana, deva-vaak, deva-vaani, deva-yana, devendra, devi bhagavatham, devi kamadha, devi mahatmyam, devi-bhagavata and devi-gita, devo nah priyatam', dhaama, dhaantha, dhadhi, dhairya, dhakshina, dhama, dhana, dhanam, dhananjaya, dhanur-dhaari, dhanvantari, dhara, dharana, dharani, dharani-devi, dharma, dharma dana, dharma marga, dharma narayana, dharma sastra, dharma sastras, dharma shala, dharma shastras, dharma sikshana, dharma vijaya, dharma yatras, dharma-ashtakas, dharma-atma, dharma-chakra, dharma-devatha, dharmaja, dharma-karma, dharma-kartha, dharmakshethra, dharma-kshetra, dharma-narayana, dharma-pathni, dharma-purusha, dharmaraja, dharma-rakshana, dharmaranya, dharma-samsthapana, dharma-sastra, dharma-shastras, dharma-sikshana, dharma-sthapana, dharma-sutras, dharma-swarupa, dharma-visaya, dharmavratha, dharma-vratha, dharmavyadha, dharma-vyadha, dharmic, dharmo rakshathi rakshithah, dharmoddharana, dharmya-amritham, dhasanjaya, dhatu, dhatus, dhatu-vada, dhauti, dhee, dheera, dhenu, dhenuka, dhenuvratha, dhenu-vratha, dhi, dhira, dhirata, dhosha, dhothi, dhoti, dhoti and kurta, dhrik, dhrishtadyumna, dhrishtakethu, dhritarashtra, dhritharashtra, dhrithi, dhriti, dhrstata, dhrtarastra, dhruva, dhuma, dhuma-adi-marga, dhumakethu, dhumraksha, dhundhumara, dhuni, dhurbhiksha, dhurdhara, dhush-karma, dhussanga, dhustura, dhuti, dhwani, dhyana, dhyana yoga, dhyana-marga, dhyana-rupa, dhyana-yoga, dhyani, dig vijaya, digambara, digits, dikku lenivanikki devude gathi, diksa, diksa-guru, diksa-mantra, diksha, diksha-guru, dikshaka, dikshita, dilipa, dinabandhu, dirgha, dirgha svasam, disciple, diti, divali, divi, divya, divya diksha, divya sharira, divya-chakshu, divya-drishti, divya-lila, divya-nama, divya-thwam, divyatma, divyatma swarupulara, divyonmada, diwali, dosa, dosha, dosha-dhrishti, doshas, dradhasana, dragon seat, dragonseat, drashta, drashtum, draupadi, dravidian, dravidians, dravya, dravya-yajna, dridhata, dridha-vrata, drishti, drishti-srishti vada, drisya, drona, drona vasu, dronacarya, dronacharya, droupadi, drsha-niscaya, drsya, drupada, druva, dugdha neti, duhkha, duhshasana, dukha, dukha nivritti, dumraswa, dundubhi, dura-drishti, durdhara, durga, durjati, durjati-dosa, durmathi, durvasa, durvasa muni, duryodhana, dushana, dushkritina, duskrti, dussanga, dussasana, dussehra, dvadashi, dvaipayana, dvaipayana vyasa, dvaita, dvandva, dvapara, dvapara yuga, dvaparayuga, dvaraka, dvarakadhisa, dvaraka-vasis, dvesha, dvi, dvija, dvija-bandhu, dvipa, dvi-pada, dvivida, dwaitha, dwaithin, dwaithopasana, dwaja, dwanda-atheetha, dwandwa-bhava, dwapara age, dwapara-yuga, dwaraka, dwaraka-vasa, dwehsa klesha, dwesha, dwija, dwipa, dwivida, dyana, dyu-loka

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Sanskrit (Sanskrit). The classical language of the Brahmans, never known nor spoken in its true systematized form (given later approximately by Panini), except by the initiated Brahmans, as it was

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thamas:

thamas. Dullness, ignorance, delusion, inactivity, passivity, inertia, sloth. Associated with colour black. See guna.

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Ahamkara:

Ego or "I-consciousness"; one of the functions of the inner organ. (See Antahkarana.)

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Prana (Sanskrit). Life-Principle ; the breath of Life.

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Advaita:

Non-duality; a school of Vedanta philosophy teaching the oneness of God, soul, and universe, whose chief exponent was Sankaracharya.

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Akasa:

The first of the five material elements that constitute the universe; often translated as "space" or "eter". The four other elements are vayu (air), agni (fire), ap (water), and prithivi (earth).

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Yogi yogin (Sanskrit) Feminine yogini. A devotee who practices a full yoga system; the yogi state is that which, "when reached, makes the practitioner thereof absolute master of his six 'principles,' he now being merged in the seventh. It gives him full control, owing to his knowledge of Self and Self, over his bodily, intellectual and mental states, which, unable any longer to interfere with, or act upon, his Higher Ego, leave it free to exist in its original, pure, and divine state" (TG 381).

More commonly, a practitioner of one or more various subordinate branches of yoga. There are many grades and kinds of yogis, and the term has become in India a generic name for every kind of ascetic. "In some cases, yogins are men who strive in various ways to conquer the body and physical temptations, for instance by torture of the body.

They also study more or less some of the magnificent philosophical teachings of India coming down from far-distant ages of the past; but mere mental study will not make a man a Mahatma, nor will any torture of the body bring about the spiritual vision -- the Vision Sublime" (OG 183).

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Vedas:

The most sacred scriptures of the Hindus and the ultimate authority of the Hindu religion and philosophy. They were arranged by Vyasa into four books, namely, the Rig-Veda, the Yajur-Veda, the Sama-Veda, and the Atharva-Veda. According to orthodox Vedic scholars the Vedas consist of the Mantras and the Brahmanas. The Mantras include the Samhita, and the Brahmanas include the Aranyakas and the Upanishads.

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A dictionary Of Commonly Used Sanskrit terms. From Dadhicha to Kutichaka.

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Agnihotra:

A Vedic sacrifice in which oblations are offered to Agni, the Fire-god.

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Shiva:

The Destroyer God; the Third Person of the Hindu Trinity, the other two being Brahma and Vishnu.

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Ananda:

Bliss.

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Nirvana (Sanskrit). According to the Orientalists, the entire "blowing out", like the flame of a candle, the utter extinction of existence. But in the esoteric explanations it is the state of absolute existence and

absolute consciousness, into which the Ego of a man who has reached the highest degree of perfection and holiness during life goes, after the body dies, and occasionally, as in the case of Gautama Buddha and others, during life. (See "Nirvani".)

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Nidana (Sanskrit). The 12 causes of existence, or a chain of causation, "a concatenation of cause and effect in the whole range of existence through 12 links". This is the fundamental dogma of Buddhist thought, "the understanding of which solves the riddle of life, revealing the insanity of existence and preparing the mind for Nirvana". (Eitel’s Sans. Chin. Dict.)

The 12 links stand thus in their enumeration.

(1)  Jail, or birth, according to one of the four modes of entering the stream of life and reincarnation - or Chatur Yoni (q.v.), each mode placing the being born in one of the six Gati (q.v.).

(2)  Jararnarana, or decrepitude and death, following the maturity of the Skandhas (q.v.).

(3)  Bhava, the Karmic agent which leads every new sentient being to be born in this or another mode of existence in the Trailokya and Gati.

(4)  Upadana, the creative cause of Bhava which thus becomes the cause of Jati which is the effect; and this creative cause is the clinging to life.

(5)  Trishna, love, whether pure or impure.

(6)  Vedana, or sensation; perception by the senses, it is the 5th Skandha.

(7)  Sparsa, the sense of touch.

(8)  Chadayatana, the organs of sensation.

(9)  Namarupa, personality, i.e., a form with a name to it, the symbol of the unreality of material phenomenal appearances.

(10)              Vijnana, the perfect knowledge of every perceptible thing and of all objects in their concatenation and unity.

(11)              Samskara, action on the plane of illusion.

(12)              (12) Avidya, lack of true perception, or ignorance. The Nidanas belonging to the most subtle and abstruse doctrines of the Eastern metaphysical system, it is impossible to go into the subject at any greater length.

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Purusha (Sanskrit). "Man", heavenly man. Spirit, the same as Narayana in another aspect.

"The Spiritual Self."

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Antahkarana:

The innerorgan, comprising manas (mind), buddhi (intellect or determinative faculty), citta (pleasure-seeking faculty), and, ahamkara (ego).

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Patala (Sanskrit). The nether world, the antipodes; hence in popular superstition the infernal regions, and philosophically the two Americas, which are antipodal to India. Also, the South Pole as standing opposite to Meru, the North Pole.

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