PRAPANCHA VISHAYA: worldly objects

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VYAVAHARIC: worldly

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Apara Lower:

Apara Lower, worldly knowledge.

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Vyavahara:

Vyavahara: (worldly) activity.

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a-vyavaahaarya:

a-vyavaahaarya. Without worldly action.

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Artha: Worldly wealth, the pursuit of wealth and social status.

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Karmatyaga:

Abandoning worldly duties and obligations.

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Yajnavalkya Upanishad: (Sanskrit) A metrical rendering of the Jabala Upanishad, which expounds on sannyasa, renunciation of worldly life in the quest for liberation.

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gunas:

prime three qualities of nature - sattva (spiritual), rajas (worldly) and tamas (unholy), which constitute all life

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prasada:

peace. Tranquility. An offering of food. pravritti. worldly life. evolution. a flowing forth, unfolding what is within. Opposite of nivritti.

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sahaja:

Spontaneity. Shaktis spontaneously created. joy. Naturalness. Amorality. giving all worldly things divine status.

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Maya:

A sanskrit word meaning "worldly illusion". Mistaking the transient for the real. Non-awareness what is true, what is real.

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Sannyasin (Sanskrit) [from sam together with + ni-as to reject, resign worldly life]

One who abandons or sets aside worldly affairs and fixes his mind upon the attainment of mystic knowledge; more commonly, a devotee, ascetic, one who has renounced all worldly concerns and devotes himself to spiritual meditation and the study of the Upanishads, as also does a Brahmin in the fourth stage of his life. The sannyasin is one who practices sannyasas.

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Mundane:

Worldly, ordinary, common, simple; pertaining to “the earth plane.”

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SECULAR: material & worldly as opposed to spiritual; thus ANYTHING not religious.

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Laukika - worldly, mundane, secular, pertaining to the material world.

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Alankara-sastra - books concerning the literary embellishment of worldly poetry, etc.

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Avastava-vastu - things which are not eternally existing; worldly phenomena.

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Initiation - An experience that transforms the indivitual that their concept of personal and worldly reality is changed permanently.

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An experience that so transforms the individual that their
concept of personal and worldly reality has been altered.

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VYAVAHARA-RAHITA: devoid of worldly activity

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VISHAYA-VRITTI-PRAVAHA: the continuous thought-current of worldly objects

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