Significance of Ra
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Hindu concept of 'Ra'
In Hinduism, Ra represents the pathway of action potential to the cerebral cortex, crucial for processing sensory information. It also relates to Jal, a concept within the text's discussion. Ra's function involves immediate motor responses, future motor control, and cognitive processes.
From: International Research Journal of Ayurveda and Yoga
(1) The loss of prabha and kanti is due to ras which refers to plasma, rakta and ojakshaya.[1] (2) These are the tastes of the drugs, such as Tikta, Katu, Kashaya, and others, affecting their therapeutic properties.[2] (3) Every medicine performs there functions according to their Ras.[3]
From: Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences
(1) This is a property of Jal, which is a part of the discussion of the provided text.[4] (2) This is the pathway that action potential is passed to the cerebral cortex via. When sensory information reaches the cerebral cortex, only a small fraction cause an immediate motor response. Much of the remainder is stored for future control of motor activities and for use in thinking processes.[5]
The concept of Ra in scientific sources
Ra refers to the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system, a crucial hormonal system that manages blood pressure and fluid balance, and is significant in conditions like hypertension and diabetes, highlighting its role in cardiovascular health.
From: Sustainability Journal (MDPI)
(1) This, relative height, and pitch were 0.28, 10, and 3000, respectively. The maximum f avg was found when the relative height, pitch, and this were 0.28, 10, and 15,000, respectively.[6] (2) RE is an abbreviation that stands for reappraisal, which is used in the descriptive statistics, reliability, and correlations matrix.[7] (3) "RA" has a negative effect on LO, meaning that when students study a science and technology course, RA will affect their learning achievement.[8] (4) The energy produced by renewable energy sources, contributing to the hourly energy calculation of the on-site battery storage.[9] (5) The RES, or Sardinian Hiking Network, includes paths that are validated for horseback riding, forming the Sardinian Horse Trails Network (RIS).[10]
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) RAS, which stands for Regione Autonoma Della Sardegna, is an entity that provides online resources related to regional development programs and territorial structure in Sardegna.[11] (2) A GTPase that can be activated by VEGF to induce PI 3 K/Akt/mTOR pathway and can activate PI 3 K / Akt / mTOR signaling; also involved in activating the Ras/Raf/MEK/ERKs pathway.[12] (3) RES refers to renewable energy sources, which, alongside storage, are intended to replace non-renewable energy sources like coal, oil, and gas to decrease carbon emissions.[13] (4) Rheumatoid arthritis, or RA, is a condition that can be seronegative or present as monoarthritis, leading to missed diagnoses by clinical doctors, especially in early stages.[14] (5) It is a procedure where a specialized catheter with a rotating burr is used to remove plaque and calcium buildup from inside blood vessels.[15]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) This system has been associated with the induction of diabetic cardiomyopathy and is over-activated through mechanisms related to glucose.[16] (2) The Reticuloendothelial system (RES) is a multiorgan system whose primary function is phagocytosis. The rate of removal of colloidal carbon by sessile intravascular phagocytes in the Liver and Spleen.[17] (3) Treatment for this can be achieved through inhibition of pro-inflammatory cytokines and mediators.[18] (4) It is a chronic inflammatory disease affecting joints, causing pain, stiffness, and synovial membrane inflammation, potentially leading to articular destruction.[19] (5) This is an autoimmune and progressive systemic inflammatory disease where the immune system attacks joint tissues.[20]
From: Asian Journal of Pharmaceutics
(1) An abbreviation for resveratrol, a drug with anticancer activity, limited water solubility, and low bioavailability.[21] (2) This condition may benefit from targeted intervention using PAD 4 due to its role in citrullination and autoantibody formation.[22] (3) Large amounts of distribution in the liver may be attributed to uptake of the drug loaded NERs by RES.[23] (4) It is the reticuloendothelial system, which niosomal vesicles are sent to through the intravenous route, allowing for passive targeting in certain conditions.[24] (5) It is an autoimmune disorder that mainly affects more than one joint in the body, with symptoms including swelling, pain, and inflammation.[25]
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Rheumatoid arthritis, the condition of some of the patients.[26] (2) The inhibition of the NR2B subunit in the descending inhibitory circuit can also reduce the chronic symptoms related to this.[27]
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) This is an abbreviation for the medical condition discussed in the text, rheumatoid arthritis.[28]
From: Religions Journal (MDPI)
(1) RE, or Religious Education, is challenged to support the religious and spiritual needs of Australia’s religiously plural student population, which was explored in a national colloquium.[29] (2) The sun god whose passage through the Netherworld is guided and protected by Mehen.[30]
Classical concept of 'Ra'
From: The Book of the Dead
(1) This is a hawk-headed deity adored by an individual standing before offerings, symbolizing a figure of power and reverence in the presented context.[31] (2) Ra is referenced in the text, where it is mentioned that the individual's children's children shall flourish even as Ra flourisheth without ceasing.[32] (3) Ra is a father figure who has done something for Osiris, and individuals hope to abide upon the earth lastingly, with their heir being strong.[33] (4) Ra is associated with the nostrils, and the lotus is connected to the guardian of these nostrils, linking Ra to themes of purity and divine origin.[34] (5) Ra is mentioned as one whose throne can be risen upon, and the four regions of Ra are described as the limits of the earth, while he is the one who comes forth from Nu.[35]
From: Legends Of The Gods
(1) Ra is referenced as the beloved one, and commands are made through Ra to control poison and ensure Horus' well-being.[36] (2) Ra is invoked in the formula to come to his daughter's aid after she has been stung by a scorpion on a lonely road, highlighting his role in addressing the crisis.[37] (3) Ra is a deity who is opposed by Apep, and his flame is a threat to Apep's soul, with his appearance being a cause for praise among all men.[38] (4) Ra is supported by a flight of steps, which reareth itself to a great height, which prolongs life to everyone, and is named 'Netchemtchem Ankh'.[39] (5) It is referenced as a soul and very body having a dwelling in Henensu, and is described as the beneficent one, who art praised in Nart.[40]
From: The Book of Gates
(1) It is the entity whose boat is being towed and for whom the door is opened.[41] (2) Ra is addressed by the uraei, asked to open the secret place and unfold the portals of the earth, representing the sun god's journey.[42] (3) Ra is addressed by the company of the gods who guard the outwork, who ask him to open the holy pylons and unfold the holy doors.[43] (4) Entity journeying in his boat, [for he is] Great of Mystery.[44] (5) Ra is towed along by four gods of the Tuat, with SA in the bows and HEKA at the stern of his boat.[45]
From: The Gods of the Egyptians Vol 1
(1) Ra, the Moulder of gods, and of men, and of everything which is produced, is a name of Ptah-Tenen, illustrating his all-encompassing creative power.[46] (2) Ra is the ancient Egyptian sun god, a central figure in their pantheon, often depicted with a falcon head and a sun disk, symbolizing light, warmth, and the cycle of life.[47] (3) Ra is the Sun-god who is associated with Hathor, and she is considered his principal female counterpart, even being described as the “mother of the light” in the theological system.[48] (4) Ra is a central figure in ancient Egyptian mythology, representing the sun and creation, often depicted in hymns with Thoth and Maat by his side.[49] (5) Ra is a deity, a son of Nu, from whom mankind came into being and against whom they speak words; Ra seeks counsel from other gods regarding mankind's actions.[50]
From: The Egyptian Heaven and Hell
(1) Twelve amakhiu take hold of the tow-line and draw AFU-RA and his Boat through the body of the serpent ANKH-NETERU; the amakhiu are transformed into rejuvenated forms of this each day.[51] (2) He receives crowns, names, and praises from various gods and goddesses; his shrine is placed in the Matet-Sektet Boat.[52] (3) RA unites with KHEPERA to introduce new life into the body of the dead Sun-god, allowing AFU-RA to regain his powers and emerge into the light of a new day.[53] (4) The Hour-goddesses are the daughters of RA, and their work is to guide their father through the night.[54] (5) This entity is praised and worshipped by the HETEPTIU, and those who do so are rewarded with good things, while those who treat him lightly are punished.[55]
From: Ancient Egypt the Light of the World
(1) Ra is considered the father of Horus, and the youthful sun-god rode upon the ass as Iusa or as 'Horus with the royal countenance,' considered as the son of Ra.[56] (2) According to the text, Ra is a Pharaoh whose name is derived from 'tumu', meaning to shut up or close, indicating a connection to endings or closures.[57] (3) Ra is the solar deity who resolves on being lifted up as god alone, superseding all the elder powers, and a new heaven is to be his tabernacle.[58] (4) Ra is invoked in the text with cries to open the earth, traverse Amenta and sky, dissipate darkness, and come to those who are seeking deliverance and light.[59] (5) Ra is identified as the great cat who frequents the persea-tree of life, battling the Sebau on the night of conflict, ensuring the defeat of the adversaries.[60]
From: Development of Religion and Thought in Ancient Egypt
(1) The provided text indicates that Re had gained wondrously in qualities of humane and paternal sympathy, as a result of the development in the conception of the kingship in the Feudal Age.[61] (2) Re is the sun god, and in the Coffin Texts, Re is intruded into the subterranean hereafter, whereas Osiris was lifted skyward in the Pyramid Texts.[62] (3) Associated with Nut, functions in the celestial life hereafter were originally Solar, initially unconnected to the Osirian faith.[63] (4) "Re" is the name of the Sun-god to whom the king's arrival is announced, signifying a powerful deity who holds dominion over the celestial realm and the afterlife.[64] (5) Re, also known as the Sun-god, is a central figure to whom appeals are made for passage across the Lily-lake and to whom the king's arrival is meant to bring joy.[65]
From: The Literature of the Ancient Egyptians
(1) A reference to a deity, used to describe the steward as the lord of heaven, highlighting his power and influence over the affairs of men.[66] (2) This belongs to Amen as his face, and their cities are established upon the earth for ever, namely, Thebes, Anu (Heliopolis).[67] (3) He was considered the greatest of all the gods and reigned over Egypt for many years; he was known for justice and righteousness.[68] (4) A deity whom Osiris Kersher looks upon when setting in the form of Tem at eventide, with Amen nigh unto him, giving him air.[69] (5) The text states that spells are supplied by Ra, which are above me and beneath me, indicating a belief in divine protection and support.[70]
From: The Book of Am-Tuat
(1) Ra is praised by gods from dawn, and the goddesses drive away Apep on his behalf, guiding him along and smiting Apep for him in the sky.[71] (2) Ra saith unto them, 'O ye who keep ward over your serpent-figures with your two hands, lift ye up your heads.[72] (3) Ra is associated with one of the coffers, as the third coffer contains the form of Ra, representing a specific aspect.[73] (4) Ra is the Sun-god who travels through the Tuat, interacting with various gods, goddesses, and entities, and his journey is central to the narrative.[74] (5) Nine seated gods raise their hands in adoration of Ra, and they are called the gods who praise Ra, including HETCH-A, MAA-A, and HES-A.[75]
From: Egyptian Magic
(1) The text mentions that each god was a form of Râ, with the quality or attribute ascribed to each god being that of Râ, who is also referred to as the Sun-god.[76] (2) Râ is a god from whom Isis attempted to wrest power by using a sacred serpent and his name, illustrating her ambition to become a goddess like him in heaven and on earth.[77] (3) Râ is the father of Osiris who provided the ladder that allowed Osiris to ascend into heaven.[78]
From: Popular Literature in Ancient Egypt
(1) Ra is the god whose children, three sons, are prophesied to become the future kings of Egypt, causing distress to Kheops, as the text explains, linking divine lineage to royal succession.[79]
From: The Liturgy of Funerary Offerings
(1) A deity with whom the deceased is identified, expected to share praises, worship, and offerings, and upon whom devolved the duty of feeding the deceased.[80]