Sahasrara - The spiritual centre at the head.

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ABHYASA: Spiritual practice.

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ADHYATMIC: Spiritual.

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UPADESA: Spiritual advice.

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Sankalpa:

spiritual resolve.

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OJAS: Spiritual energy.

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SADHAKA: Spiritual aspirant.

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SADHANA: Spiritual practice.

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Abbhyasa - Spiritual practice.

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Guru - Spiritual preceptor.

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Amulam Mulam (Sanskrit). Lit., the "rootless root" ; Mulaprakriti of the Vedantins the spiritual "root of nature".

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Atma Vidya (Sanskrit). The highest form of spiritual knowledge; lit., "Soul-knowledge".

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Acharya (Sanskrit). Spiritual teacher, Guru; as Sankar-acharya, lit., a "teacher of ethics". A name generally given to Initiates, etc., and meaning "Master".

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Aditi-Gea. A compound term, Sanskrit and Latin, meaning dual, nature in theosophical writings - spiritual and physical, as Gea is the goddess of the earth and of objective nature.

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Nava Nidhi (Sanskrit). Lit., "the nine Jewels"; a consummation of spiritual development, in mysticism.

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

"The Spiritual Self."

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Seer. One who is a clairvoyant; who can see things visible, and invisible - for others - at any distance and time with his spiritual or inner sight or perceptions.

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Chakchur (Sanskrit). The first Vidjnana (q.v.). Lit., "the eye", meaning the faculty of sight, or rather, an occult perception of spiritual and subjective realities (Chakshur).

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Tirthankara (Sanskrit). Jaina saints and chiefs, of which there are twenty-four. It is claimed that one of them was the spiritual Guru of Gautama Buddha. Tirthankara is a synonym of Jaina.

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Upanita.(Sanskrit). One who is invested with the Brahmanical thread; lit., "brought to a spiritual teacher or Guru".

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Enoichion (Ancient Greek). Lit., the inner Eye" ; the "Seer", a reference to the third inner, or Spiritual Eye, the true name for Enoch disfigured from Chanoch.

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Ecstasis (Ancient Greek). A psycho-spiritual state; a physical trance which induces clairvoyance and a beatific state bringing on visions.

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