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Dictionary on Brahma
Brahma:
The absolute Reality manifested as the active creator of the universe, personified as one of the three gods of the Hindu trinity. The other two are Vishnu, who represents the principle of sustenance, and Shiva, who represents the principle of destruction.
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Dictionary on Consciousness
Consciousness:
The intelligent, supremely independent, divine Energy, which creates, pervades, and supports the entire universe.
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Dictionary on Jnaneshwar Maharaj
Jnaneshwar Maharaj:
(1275-1296) Foremost among the saints of Maharashtra and a child yogi of extraordinary powers. His verse commentary on the Bhagavad Gita, the Jnaneshvari, written in the Marathi language, is acknowledged as one of the world's most important spiritual works. He also composed a short work, the Amritanubhava, and over one hundred abhangas, or devotional songs in Marathi, in which he describes various spiritual experiences following the awakening of kundalini
(See also: Jnaneshwar Maharaj , Yoga, Yoga Dictionary, Siddha Yoga,
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Dictionary on Karma
Karma:
(lit., action) 1) Any action--physical, verbal, or mental. 2) Destiny, which is caused by past actions, mainly those of previous lives.
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Dictionary on Rudraksha
Rudraksha:
Seeds from a tree sacred to Shiva, often strung as beads for malas. Legend has it that the rudraksha seed was created from the tears of Lord Rudra, thus endowing it with great spiritual power.
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Dictionary on Mantra
Mantra:
The names of God; sacred words or divine sounds invested with the power to protect, purify, and transform the individual who repeats them. A mantra received from an enlightened Master is filled with the power of the Master's attainment.
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Dictionary on Dakshina
Dakshina:
An offering or gift to God or the Guru. Traditionally, when one seeks the teachings or blessings of a saint, one brings an offering; this act of giving invites grace. The practice of giving dakshina is an expression of gratitude and love for what has been received on the spiritual path.
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Dictionary on Guru gita
Guru gita:
(lit., song of the Guru) A sacred text consisting of mantras that describe the nature of the Guru, the Guru-disciple relationship, and techniques of meditation on the Guru. In Siddha Yoga ashrams, the Guru Gita is chanted every morning.
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Dictionary on Yoga
Yoga:
(lit., union) The spiritual practices and disciplines that lead a seeker to evenness of mind, to the severing of the union with pain, and through detachment, to skill in action. Ultimately, the path of yoga leads to the constant experience of the Self.
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Dictionary on Maya
Maya:
The power that veils and obscures the true nature of the Self and creates a sense of differentiation. It makes the universal Consciousness, which is One, appear as duality and multiplicity.
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Dictionary on Inner enemies
Inner enemies:
The inner enemies spoken about in Vedanta desire, anger, delusion, pride, greed, and envy.
(See also: Inner enemies , Yoga, Yoga Dictionary, Siddha Yoga,
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Dictionary on Purnahuti
Purnahuti:
(lit., full or complete offering) The culmination of any celebration, especially a saptah or a yajna. The final chant of a purnahuti is an arati, an invocation to the Guru entreating him to kindle the flame of divine love in the disciple's heart. Tradition states that to attend a purnahuti is to gain the merit of the entire celebration.
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