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What is Sanskrit?

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What is Sanskrit?

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Svadyaya

Svadyaya: A Niyama. Self study which includes the study of spiritual books

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Swastikasana

Swastikasana: auspicious pose

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Tamas

Tamas: an energy, its principle of solidity, immobile resistance and inertia; one of the gunas

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Tanmatras

Tanmatras: which are the subtle inner essences of sound feel, aspect, flavour and odor.

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Tapas

Tapas: is the practice of conserving energy and directing it toward the goal of yoga, toward union with the atman.

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Tat

Tat: thou

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Sattwa

Sattwa: represents an energy; that is pure, ideal and tranquil; one of the gunas

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Satya

Satya: A yama. Truthfulness in the thought, word & deed. Ramakrishna would say ‘true spirituality consists in making the heart and lips the same.’ Speaking your truth or staying mute are both powerful ways to practice.

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Savasana

Savasana: corpse pose

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Samprajnata Samadhi

Samprajnata Samadhi- Consciousness of the triad of Knower /Knowledge/Known.

 

(See also: Samprajnata Samadhi, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

 

What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Sattvapatti

Sattvapatti- Attainment of Sattwa. (Purity)

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Savichara

Savichara - reflective

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Savitarka

Savitarka: with deliberation

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Shakti

Shakti: vital energy force, creative, potential force, vehicle of consciousness. The female aspect of the Ultimate Principle; the kinetic agent of consciousness, symbolized as the wife of Siva.

 

(See also: Shakti, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

 

What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Shatkarma

Shatkarma: cleansing techniques; the six yogic techniques of purification: dhauti, vasti, neti, trataka, nauli, kapalabhati

 

(See also: Shatkarma, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

 

What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Siddhasana

Siddhasana: pose of perfection; classical meditative posture in which sustained pressure is exerted on the mooladhara chakra by the left heel pressing the perineum. Others call it vajrasana, muktasana or guptasana.

 

(See also: Siddhasana, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

 

What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Rudra granthi

Rudra granthi - Within the sushumna there are three granthis or psychic/pranic knots which prevent the passage of kundalini shakti. The third granthi is located in ajna chakra and is associated with attachment to siddhis, psychic phenomena and experiences. It is called rudra granthi.

 

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What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Sahita pranayama

Sahita pranayama: connected Samadhi in which there is a flow of consciousness from the witness, witnessing and witnessed.

 

(See also: Sahita pranayama, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

 

What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Samadhi

Samadhi: The mind when it is cleared of thought-waves, achieves sameness or identity with the object of its concentration. This may be a gross object, or the organ of perception, or the sense of ego. This achievement of sameness or identity with the object of concentration is known as samadhi.

 

(See also: Samadhi, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

 

What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Samadhi

Samadhi: absorption in the Atman; When, in meditation the true nature of the object shines forth, not distorted by the mind of the perceiver, that is absorption. Samadhi is much more than perception; it is direct knowledge.’

 

(See also: Samadhi, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

 

What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Samana

Samana: pranic air current in the middle region of body facilitates assimilation of prana and food.

 

(See also: Samana, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

 

What is Sanskrit?: Spiritual Sanskrit Dictionary on Samyama

Samyama: is simply a convenient technical term which describes the three-fold process by which the true nature of an object is known: concentration, meditation and absorption.

 

(See also: Samyama, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

 




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