Catanacatuttayam, Cātaṉacatuṭṭayam, Catana-catuttayam: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconCātaṉacatuṭṭayam (சாதனசதுட்டயம்) [cātaṉa-catuṭṭayam] noun < sādhana + catuṣṭaya. (Advaita Philosophy) The four disciplinary requisites indispensable to a student before he is initiated into the Vēdānta philosophy, viz., nittiyānittiya-vastu-vivēkam, ikāmuttirārtta-palapōka-virākam, camāti-caṭka-campattu, mumuṭcuttuvam; வேதாந்தம் பயிலு வதற்குமுன் மாணவனிடத்தில் இருக்கவேண்டி நித்தியானுசந்தானம் நித்தியவஸ்துவிவேகம், இகாமுத்திரார்த்தபலபோக விராகம், சமாதிசட்கசம்பத்து, முழுட்சுத்துவம் என்னும் நான்கு குணங்கள். [vethantham payilu vatharkumun manavanidathil irukkavendi nithiyanusandanam nithiyavasthuvivegam, igamuthirarthapalapoga viragam, samathisadkasambathu, muzhudsuthuvam ennum nanku kunangal.] (கைவல்ய நவநீதம் தத்துவ. [kaivalya navanitham thathuva.] 8, உரை. [urai.])
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Partial matches: Catuttayam, Catana, Sadhana, Sadana.
Full-text: Mumutcuttuvam, Ika-muttira-pala-pokavirakam.
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