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Glossary
There Are Various Terms In The Website Pages Which Might Be Not Easy To Understand.For Help of Readers Glossary is Given.
| ATMA | Pure self-consciousness, soul |
| AGYA CHAKRA | Nervous plexus a little behind centre of eye brows |
| AHANKAR | Egoistic attitude |
| AHIMSA | Non- violence |
| ANUGRAHA | Grace |
| APARIGRAHA | Antonym of attitude of indiscriminately acquiring worldly things. |
| ASTEYA | Antonym of stealing |
| BHANDRA | Spiritual congregation for meditation. |
| BRAHMCHARYA | Abstinence from passion with a view to control wastage of physical, mental and spiritual energy. |
| BHAJAN | Meditation on inner subtle vibrations |
| CHETNA | Consciousness |
| DHYAN | Meditation, Meditation on some form or on divine light. |
| IJAZAT | Permission and authority commensurate with spiritual status empowering one to teach meditation |
| KAMA | Passion |
| KRODHA | Anger |
| GURU | Guide, teacher |
| LOBHA | Attachment with material world |
| MOHA | Attachment with persons |
| MAHATMA | Great saint |
| MAHARAJ | Expression of esteem regard |
| MURAD | Favored or beloved disciple |
| NAM-JAP | Remembrance of God's name |
| NlGRAHA | Negation |
| NIRVAN | Merger in supreme consciousness and being free of all bonds |
| PAR-BRAHM | Consciousness beyond Cosmic Mind |
| PARAM SANT | Great saint |
| SADGURU | Great saint - spiritual Master and guide |
| SADHANA | Meditation and self discipline |
| SAMARTH | All powerful |
| SANT-MAT | Ideology and approach of saints |
| SATA, RAJAS | Good, mix of good-bad attributes & TAMAS & bad attributes |
| SATCHITANAND | Eternal peace, love, knowledge & bliss |
| SATSANG | Spiritually helpful company of saints and good persons |
| SATTWIK | Plain vegetarian food with minimum spices DIET and dairy products such as milk, cheese and butter (within permissible limits). |
| SUMIRAN | Repetition of some word or God's name |
| SURAT-SHABD | Subtle inner vibrations |
| TAMMA | Highest permission with full spiritual authority |
| TURIYA | Awakened state |
| YOGA | Meditation;
practice of unattached action, devotion and knowledge; keeping body
fit through different Yogic postures (ASANA) or exercises including PRANAYAM to regulate breathing (inhaling, holding and exhaling) |