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| A spiritual essence of all individual human beings. |
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| An earthly embodiment of a deity. |
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| A religious literart work about Krishna. |
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| devotion to a deity or guru. |
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| The Spiritual discipline of devotion to a deity or guru. |
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| the spiritual essence of the universe. |
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| member of the priestly caste. |
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| A major social class sanctioned by hinduism |
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| Goddess; the divine feminine, also called the great mother. |
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| awe-inspiring, distant, a mother-goddess; a form of devi |
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| the spiritual discipline of knowledge and insight |
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| the spiritual discipline of knowledge and insight |
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| Dark, a form of devi; a goddess associated with destruction and rebirth. |
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| the moral law of cause and effect that determines the direction of rebirth. |
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| the sprirtual disipline of selfless action. |
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| A god associated with devine playfulness; a form of vishnu. |
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| a form of raja yoga that envisions the individuals energy as a force that is capable of being raised from the center of the body to heal the head, producing a state of joy. |
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| A short sacred phrase, often chanted or used in meditation. |
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| illusion; what keeps is from seeing reality correctly; the world, viewed inadequately. |
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liberation from personal limitation, egotism, and rebirth.
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| the philosophical position that all apparently separate realities are ultimately one; the belief that god and the universe are the same, that the universe is divine. |
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| offering and ritual in honor of a deity |
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| the royal discipline of meditation. |
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| A god and mythical king, a form of vishnu |
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| a state of complete inner peace resulting from meditation. |
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| the everyday world of change and suffering leading to rebirth. |
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| a god associated with destruction and rebirth |
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| three forms of the divine, the three gods brahma, vishnu, and shiva. |
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