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Abhyāsa

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Regulated practice of a particular discipline.

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Adhyatma

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In relation to the self; a form of knowledge that reveals the true nature of the self.

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Advaita

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Non-dualism; an expression of Vedanta philosophy that teaches absolute unity of ātman and Brahman, the individual self and the absolute reality.

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Agama

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A scripture or teaching that has been handed down; one of the three means of knowing accepted by Patañjali.

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Ahaṁkāra

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That part of our psychological makeup that gives us a sense of selfhood. Can also mean ‘pride’ and ‘arrogance’.

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Ahimsā

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Non harming or non-violence.

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Ajivikas

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Ancient sect that rejected the authority of the Vedas and taught a doctrine based on absolute determinism.

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Ānanda

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Bliss, joy; often referred to as the experience of spiritual awakening.

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Animā

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The supernatural power that gives one the ability to make oneself minutely small.

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Anjali

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Prayer.

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Anumāna

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Inference; one of the three means of knowing accepted by Patañjali.

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Āsana

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A sitting posture; especially as an element of Yoga practice.

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Ashtanga

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Eight-limbed; a name for the Yoga practice taught by Patañjali.

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Asmitā

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A sense of personal identity that tends towards individualism.

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Āstika

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Orthodox in the sense of accepting the authority and validity of the Vedic revelation.

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Ātman

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The self or soul.

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Avatāra

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A descent of the Supreme Deity to earth, as, for example, Krishna or Rāma.

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Avidyā

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Ignorance, the absence of true knowledge.

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BAT

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BED

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Bhagavad-gītā

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A passage from the Mahabharata which contains a range of religious teachings, including those on the practice of meditational Yoga.

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Bījā

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A seed, or the source of an object.

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Brahmacharya

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Celibacy, sexual restraint.

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Buddhi

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The intellect; that part of a person’s psychological makeup that analyzes information and makes decisions based on that information.

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Cārvākas

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An ancient sect of skeptics who taught that knowledge came only from perception and denied the authority of the Veda.

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CAT

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Citta

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The mind or thought processes; perhaps the combination of buddhi, manas, and ahaṁkāra.

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Darśana

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Seeing, or a philosophical system that claims to perceive the truth.

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Dhāranā

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A part of the Yoga system that involves intense concentration on a single object.

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Dhyāna

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Meditation; controlling the mind and turning the vision inwards in order to gain direct perception of the ātman.

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DOG

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Draṣṭṛ

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The one that sees or perceives, a term used to indicate the ātman.

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Dṛsya

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That which is seen or perceived; a term used to refer to the external world.

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Duḥkha

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Sorrow, misery, suffering.

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Dveṣa

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Hatred, aversion.

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Garimā

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The supernatural power that gives one the ability to become heavy and immovable.

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Guṇas

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The three strands or qualities that pervade everything material and exert an influence over our lives, our mentality, and the way we conduct ourselves.

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Haṭha-yoga

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A form of Yoga based primarily on physical exercises and postures.

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Īshvara

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The Supreme Deity, God.

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Īśitva

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The supernatural power that gives one the ability to achieve mastery over the world.

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Japa

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Quiet or silent recitation of a prayer or mantra.

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JAR

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Jñana

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Knowledge; either an understanding of mundane affairs or the realization that brings enlightenment and liberation.

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Kaivalya

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Aloneness, separation; a term used in Sāmkhya teachings to indicate the separation of the true self from matter.

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Karma

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Action that brings future reactions as destiny unfolds.

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Klesha

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A difficulty, obstacle, or affliction.

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Kriya-yoga

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A form of Yoga practice that is based on specific forms of action.

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Laghimā

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The supernatural power that gives one the ability to become very light and to float through the air.

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Lokāyatas

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Atheist, skeptics who believe there is nothing that exists beyond the world we perceive.

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Mahābhārata

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The vast Indian scripture that includes the earliest extant teachings on Yoga.

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Mahimā

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The supernatural power that gives one the ability to become large in size.

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Manas

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The mind; that part of our psychological makeup that receives and categorizes perceptions received through the senses.

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Mantra

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A hymn, prayer, or sacred sound; often used in meditation.

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Moksha

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Liberation, release; a term used to denote the state of liberation from the cycle of karma and rebirth.

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Nāstika

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One who does not accept the authority of the Vedic revelation; a non-believer.

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Nidra

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Sleep.

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Nirbīja

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Free of any seed; the form of meditation in which no object is used as a point of focus.

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Nirvāna

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An equivalent term for moksha; liberation from rebirth.

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Niyama

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An observance.

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Parināma

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Transformation; the evolution of diverse elements from out of raw prakriti.

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Pradhāna

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Prakriti in its primal state before it evolves into the variegated universe.

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Prākāmya

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The supernatural power that gives one the ability to act in any way without restriction.

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Prakriti

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Matter in both its non-differentiated primeval form and in its evolved variegated form as well.

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Pramana

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An accepted means through which true knowledge can be gained.

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Praṇava

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The sacred syllable om.

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Pranayama

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A part of the Yoga system that involves regulation of the breathing process.

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Prāpti

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The supernatural power that gives one the ability to acquire objects from distant places.

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Prasāda

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Mercy, grace, serenity.

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Prātibha

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Intuitive rather than reasoned knowledge.

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Pratiprasava

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Reversing the flow; returning to the original state.

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Pratyahara

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A part of the Yoga system that involves restraining the senses from external perception.

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Pratyakṣa

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Direct perception through the senses; one of the accepted means through which knowledge is acquired.

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Puṇya

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Piety, virtue; forms of action that lead to a favorable karmic result.

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Puranas

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A group of eighteen Sanskrit works which, amongst other things, describe the actions performed by the Supreme Deity.

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Purusha

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A person; frequently used as a synonym for ātman in Sāmkhya teachings.

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Rāga

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Passion, longing, fierce attachment.

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Rājas

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One of the three guṇas, which is indicated by passion, energy, action, and achievement.

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Ramayana

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An early Hindu scripture that recounts the activities of the Rāma avatāra.

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Ṛta

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The proper universal order; the highest level of truth.

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Sādhana

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The means of attaining a result; regulated spiritual practice.

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Samādhi

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The final state of yogic perfection, when the mind is absolutely tranquil and all thought processes are brought under control.

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Samāna

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The air within the abdomen that is active in the process of digestion.

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Samāpatti

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The state of mind that exists prior to samadhi, when the movements of the mind have been stilled.

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Sāmkhya

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An early system of Indian thought that emphasizes the absolute distinction between prakriti and purusha.

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Sāmkhya Karika

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A text that sets out the main precepts of the Sāmkhya system.

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Samskara

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A latent impression, on the mind left by all thoughts, words, and deeds.

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Samyama

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A collective term for the final three stages of the eight limbs of Yoga, dhāranā, dyhana, and samādhi.

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Sattva

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The first of the three guṇas, indicated by truth, purity, light, goodness, and virtue. A term that is also used to refer to material manifestation.

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Satyam

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Truthfulness, honesty.

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Siddhi

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Perfection, success; used to refer to the superhuman powers acquired through Yoga practice.

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Smriti

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Memory or recollection.

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Sūtra

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A short, pithy aphorism that seeks to convey its meaning with the minimum words possible.

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Svādhyāya

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Study or recitation of the Vedas.

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Tamas

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The third of the three guṇas, which is indicated by darkness, illusion, inertia, and impurity.

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Tantra

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A system of spiritual thought and practice based on texts known as tantras; typically seeks a goal of transformation of matter into a spiritual form.

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Tapas

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Acts of austerity undertaken in the hope of gaining some material or spiritual reward.

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Udāna

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The air within the body which rises upwards from the throat.

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Vairāgya

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Detachment from material desires.

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Vāsanā

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The impression of any experience that remains unconsciously in the mind.

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Vaśitva

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The supernatural power that gives him the ability to bring others under one’s control.

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Vedanta

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A system of Indian religious thought which bases its ideas on the teaching of the Upinshads, Brahma Sūtras, and Bhagavad-gītā.

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Vibhūti

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Glories, opulence or outstanding achievements.

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Vicāra

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Sustained contemplation of a particular object.

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Vikalpa

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Inability of the thought processes to reach a definite conclusion; uncertainty.

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Viparyaya

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Misapprehension, false knowledge, illusion.

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Vitarka

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Conscious deliberation on a particular object or subject.

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Viveka

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Discrimination, particularly the ability to discern the distinction between prakriti and purusha.

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Yama

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Restraint; avoiding unwanted action.

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Yogin

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A practitioner of yoga.

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