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Pancaratra refers to: A section of the agama literature of the Vaishnavas, encompassing works that include established practices regarding various subjects... One of the two classes of Vaishnava agamas, focusing on specific rituals of worship.
Pancaratra refers to: A section of the agama literature of the Vaishnavas, encompassing works that include established practices regarding various subjects... One of the two classes of Vaishnava agamas, focusing on specific rituals of worship.
13 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
God of gods refers to: Refers to the supreme deity who responds to Markandeya's worship and grants him wisdom and knowledge... A title referring to the Supreme God, who is to be worshipped and contemplated by men.
God of gods refers to: Refers to the supreme deity who responds to Markandeya's worship and grants him wisdom and knowledge... A title referring to the Supreme God, who is to be worshipped and contemplated by men.
12 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Supreme Soul refers to: The ultimate essence existent in all forms, regarded as God or the divine presence in every being... The ultimate reality or essence of all beings, often referred to as Paramatman.
Supreme Soul refers to: The ultimate essence existent in all forms, regarded as God or the divine presence in every being... The ultimate reality or essence of all beings, often referred to as Paramatman.
8 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Supreme god refers to: Refers to Vishnu, the Supreme Being whom Markandeya worships and seeks knowledge from, characterized by beauty and kindness... The cause of all creation, who is indescribable and has not been defined by direction, location, time, or shape.
Supreme god refers to: Refers to Vishnu, the Supreme Being whom Markandeya worships and seeks knowledge from, characterized by beauty and kindness... The cause of all creation, who is indescribable and has not been defined by direction, location, time, or shape.
8 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Bhagavata refers to: Followers of the Bhagavata religion, whose presence is noted in early Jain literature and Buddhist texts... Adherents of the Bhagavata tradition, which conveys teachings that the Tamils of the Alivars' age likely understood due to the inclusion of related texts in Tamil literature.
Bhagavata refers to: Followers of the Bhagavata religion, whose presence is noted in early Jain literature and Buddhist texts... Adherents of the Bhagavata tradition, which conveys teachings that the Tamils of the Alivars' age likely understood due to the inclusion of related texts in Tamil literature.
7 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Divine grace refers to: Spiritual favor that aids individuals in attaining success or overcoming obstacles in their endeavors... The blessings and favor bestowed by God upon his devotees in response to sincere worship and good conduct.
Divine grace refers to: Spiritual favor that aids individuals in attaining success or overcoming obstacles in their endeavors... The blessings and favor bestowed by God upon his devotees in response to sincere worship and good conduct.
7 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Mahabharata refers to: An ancient Indian epic that includes the Narayaniya, which may have influenced the descriptions of Vishnu in Tamil poetry... An ancient Indian epic that serves as a significant literary source for the Tamil country and has been incorporated into Tamil literature.
Mahabharata refers to: An ancient Indian epic that includes the Narayaniya, which may have influenced the descriptions of Vishnu in Tamil poetry... An ancient Indian epic that serves as a significant literary source for the Tamil country and has been incorporated into Tamil literature.
6 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Supreme Purusha refers to: The ultimate spiritual being or soul that is the source and pervader of all existence... The ultimate being beyond the tangible universe, devoid of beginning or end, responsible for the cyclical nature of creation.
Supreme Purusha refers to: The ultimate spiritual being or soul that is the source and pervader of all existence... The ultimate being beyond the tangible universe, devoid of beginning or end, responsible for the cyclical nature of creation.
5 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Ocean of milk refers to: A metaphorical place referenced in the creation narrative, where Brahma witnesses the supreme being reclining on the serpent Ananta... A mythological body of water in Hindu cosmology where significant events, such as the churning of the ocean, take place.
Ocean of milk refers to: A metaphorical place referenced in the creation narrative, where Brahma witnesses the supreme being reclining on the serpent Ananta... A mythological body of water in Hindu cosmology where significant events, such as the churning of the ocean, take place.
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Nara and Narayana refers to: Described as the sons of Vishnu, they are figures in the Bhagavata tradition associated with disseminating the teachings originally imparted by Vishnu... Represents the duality of human existence and divine nature, often associated with the divine purpose of sustaining dharma.
Nara and Narayana refers to: Described as the sons of Vishnu, they are figures in the Bhagavata tradition associated with disseminating the teachings originally imparted by Vishnu... Represents the duality of human existence and divine nature, often associated with the divine purpose of sustaining dharma.
5 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Bhagavad-gita refers to: Considered a manual of the Bhagavata religion; it encapsulates the teachings and philosophy of the sect... A sacred text that has been extensively studied and compares closely with the teachings of Pancaratra.
Bhagavad-gita refers to: Considered a manual of the Bhagavata religion; it encapsulates the teachings and philosophy of the sect... A sacred text that has been extensively studied and compares closely with the teachings of Pancaratra.
5 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Brahma refers to: A deity referenced in the context of worship and acts of devotion, who is asked to expound upon previously omitted acts of worship... The creator god in Hindu mythology, mentioned in relation to the mind-born sons of Brahma, Ekata, Dvita, and Trita.
Brahma refers to: A deity referenced in the context of worship and acts of devotion, who is asked to expound upon previously omitted acts of worship... The creator god in Hindu mythology, mentioned in relation to the mind-born sons of Brahma, Ekata, Dvita, and Trita.
4 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Supreme good refers to: The highest good or truth that Devala fails to find even after studying the Agamas, a category of sacred texts... The highest benefit or achievement that can be attained, specifically in the context of worshiping the Supreme God.
Supreme good refers to: The highest good or truth that Devala fails to find even after studying the Agamas, a category of sacred texts... The highest benefit or achievement that can be attained, specifically in the context of worshiping the Supreme God.
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Great sage refers to: A wise and knowledgeable individual, specifically referring to Markandeya, who embodies profound understanding of the Supreme Truth... A term for a highly revered spiritual teacher or wise person, emphasizing the sage's prominent status.
Great sage refers to: A wise and knowledgeable individual, specifically referring to Markandeya, who embodies profound understanding of the Supreme Truth... A term for a highly revered spiritual teacher or wise person, emphasizing the sage's prominent status.
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Three Gunas refers to: Qualities of nature - Sattva (purity), Rajas (passion), and Tamas (ignorance) that contribute to the binding of the soul... The three inherent qualities—Sattva (goodness), Rajas (passion), and Tamas (ignorance)—that influence human behavior and the nature of existence.
Three Gunas refers to: Qualities of nature - Sattva (purity), Rajas (passion), and Tamas (ignorance) that contribute to the binding of the soul... The three inherent qualities—Sattva (goodness), Rajas (passion), and Tamas (ignorance)—that influence human behavior and the nature of existence.
4 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Sacred knowledge refers to: The profound understanding and wisdom pertaining to spiritual truths and the nature of reality... Knowledge that is considered holy and important, which is sought to be fully explained and understood.
Sacred knowledge refers to: The profound understanding and wisdom pertaining to spiritual truths and the nature of reality... Knowledge that is considered holy and important, which is sought to be fully explained and understood.
4 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Brahman refers to: A member of the priestly class in Hindu society responsible for conducting religious ceremonies... A term used to refer to the ultimate reality or the cosmic spirit that is the foundation of all existence.
Brahman refers to: A member of the priestly class in Hindu society responsible for conducting religious ceremonies... A term used to refer to the ultimate reality or the cosmic spirit that is the foundation of all existence.
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Dharma refers to: The moral and ethical principles that serve as the social law guiding individuals' behavior... The moral and ethical duties in Hinduism, which are aligned with the cosmic order and righteousness.
Dharma refers to: The moral and ethical principles that serve as the social law guiding individuals' behavior... The moral and ethical duties in Hinduism, which are aligned with the cosmic order and righteousness.
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Narada refers to: One of the principal exponents of the teachings of the Pancaratra, contributing to the Bhakti Sutras... A divine sage who plays a significant role in the Narayaniya by inquiring about Narayana and seeking understanding of the One Being.
Narada refers to: One of the principal exponents of the teachings of the Pancaratra, contributing to the Bhakti Sutras... A divine sage who plays a significant role in the Narayaniya by inquiring about Narayana and seeking understanding of the One Being.
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Shvetadvipa refers to: An island described as the abode of great Yogis, where knowledge can be obtained through service to wise beings... A sacred and auspicious island where spiritual knowledge is imparted and learned.
Shvetadvipa refers to: An island described as the abode of great Yogis, where knowledge can be obtained through service to wise beings... A sacred and auspicious island where spiritual knowledge is imparted and learned.
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Officiating priest refers to: The individual responsible for conducting the rituals associated with the worship and installation of the deity's image... The individual who conducts and manages the fire-rite, performing various rituals and invocations.
Officiating priest refers to: The individual responsible for conducting the rituals associated with the worship and installation of the deity's image... The individual who conducts and manages the fire-rite, performing various rituals and invocations.
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Ritual practice refers to: Actions prescribed in the Narayaniya to promote spiritual growth and attain divine connection... A set of prescribed actions performed as a form of worship or sacrifice to the gods and ancestors in order to obtain perfection and liberation.
Ritual practice refers to: Actions prescribed in the Narayaniya to promote spiritual growth and attain divine connection... A set of prescribed actions performed as a form of worship or sacrifice to the gods and ancestors in order to obtain perfection and liberation.
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Five element refers to: The basic substances in creation described as primary elements in the context of the Pancaratra, integral to the understanding of the universe... The core constituents of the physical world (earth, water, fire, air, and space) considered in the context of worship.
Five element refers to: The basic substances in creation described as primary elements in the context of the Pancaratra, integral to the understanding of the universe... The core constituents of the physical world (earth, water, fire, air, and space) considered in the context of worship.
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Spiritual practice refers to: Any activity or ritual designed to enhance one's connection to the divine, as illustrated through the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and Pancaratraic texts... The text recommends various spiritual practices conducive to achieving a deeper understanding and connection with the One Being.
Spiritual practice refers to: Any activity or ritual designed to enhance one's connection to the divine, as illustrated through the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and Pancaratraic texts... The text recommends various spiritual practices conducive to achieving a deeper understanding and connection with the One Being.
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Sacred offering refers to: Items presented during worship intended to please the God, such as flowers, grains, and jewels... Items and rituals carried out in reverence to the God during the sacrifice, highlighting the importance of worship.
Sacred offering refers to: Items presented during worship intended to please the God, such as flowers, grains, and jewels... Items and rituals carried out in reverence to the God during the sacrifice, highlighting the importance of worship.
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Ahamkara refers to: The concept of ego or individuality, which is a key aspect in the formation of consciousness... Egoistry or individuation, one of the important concepts in Pancaratra that relates to the sense of self.
Ahamkara refers to: The concept of ego or individuality, which is a key aspect in the formation of consciousness... Egoistry or individuation, one of the important concepts in Pancaratra that relates to the sense of self.
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Purushottama refers to: A supreme divine entity, often referred to as the ultimate representation of God, to whom worship and dedication are directed... Another name for Lord Narayana, representing the supreme person or the absolute reality in Hindu philosophy.
Purushottama refers to: A supreme divine entity, often referred to as the ultimate representation of God, to whom worship and dedication are directed... Another name for Lord Narayana, representing the supreme person or the absolute reality in Hindu philosophy.
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Shatapathabrahmana refers to: An ancient Indian text that mentions the narration of teachings over five nights during a Satra... A text that explains various rituals and sacrificial procedures in Vedic literature, containing passages that highlight the roles of Agni and brahmanas.
Shatapathabrahmana refers to: An ancient Indian text that mentions the narration of teachings over five nights during a Satra... A text that explains various rituals and sacrificial procedures in Vedic literature, containing passages that highlight the roles of Agni and brahmanas.
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Narayaniya refers to: Another important section of the Mahabharata that is believed to have been included in the Tamil adaptation... A text of 1006 verses in the Shantiparvan of the Mahabharata, containing everything about Narayana and promoting the glorification of God Hari-Narayana.
Narayaniya refers to: Another important section of the Mahabharata that is believed to have been included in the Tamil adaptation... A text of 1006 verses in the Shantiparvan of the Mahabharata, containing everything about Narayana and promoting the glorification of God Hari-Narayana.
3 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Bharata refers to: Another name for the Mahabharata, particularly in the context of its translation into Tamil... A significant land division in the southern part of the world described in the text, characterized by its various divisions.
Bharata refers to: Another name for the Mahabharata, particularly in the context of its translation into Tamil... A significant land division in the southern part of the world described in the text, characterized by its various divisions.
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Cycle of birth and death refers to: The continuous cycle of reincarnation that souls go through in Hindu beliefs... The continuous process of reincarnation that souls undergo until achieving liberation through devotion.
Cycle of birth and death refers to: The continuous cycle of reincarnation that souls go through in Hindu beliefs... The continuous process of reincarnation that souls undergo until achieving liberation through devotion.
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Guardian of the directions refers to: Spiritual beings or elements invoked to protect and sanctify the four cardinal directions during rituals... A title given to Sudharman, denoting his role in maintaining order and righteousness in the universe.
Guardian of the directions refers to: Spiritual beings or elements invoked to protect and sanctify the four cardinal directions during rituals... A title given to Sudharman, denoting his role in maintaining order and righteousness in the universe.
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Auspicious and inauspicious refers to: Terms that refer to events or phenomena that are considered either fortunate (auspicious) or unfortunate (inauspicious) in the context of spiritual and worldly matters... Indicators of good fortune or adverse outcomes, determined through the interpretation of various signs, omens, and actions.
Auspicious and inauspicious refers to: Terms that refer to events or phenomena that are considered either fortunate (auspicious) or unfortunate (inauspicious) in the context of spiritual and worldly matters... Indicators of good fortune or adverse outcomes, determined through the interpretation of various signs, omens, and actions.
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Great work refers to: Any significant undertaking or initiative for which the interpretation of omens may be necessary... A future task that will involve the twice-born as assistants to the gods during the Treta age.
Great work refers to: Any significant undertaking or initiative for which the interpretation of omens may be necessary... A future task that will involve the twice-born as assistants to the gods during the Treta age.
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Sacrificial fire refers to: The fire used in rituals to consume offerings and convey them to the gods... The central element in the fire-rite where offerings are made to the deity, embodying divinity and spirituality.
Sacrificial fire refers to: The fire used in rituals to consume offerings and convey them to the gods... The central element in the fire-rite where offerings are made to the deity, embodying divinity and spirituality.
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Sacrificial altar refers to: The designated space where the image of the Supreme God is placed for worship... An important platform for conducting sacrificial rituals to honor the deities.
Sacrificial altar refers to: The designated space where the image of the Supreme God is placed for worship... An important platform for conducting sacrificial rituals to honor the deities.
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Vedic ritual refers to: Religious ceremonies that were traditionally associated with the Brahman community, aimed at propitiating deities... The ancient practices and rituals prescribed in the Vedas which are considered a form of offerings to the Purusha.
Vedic ritual refers to: Religious ceremonies that were traditionally associated with the Brahman community, aimed at propitiating deities... The ancient practices and rituals prescribed in the Vedas which are considered a form of offerings to the Purusha.
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Highest Purusha refers to: Refers to Vishnu, the ultimate being in the practice of worship... Narayana, referred to as the supreme being and the highest entity among men.
Highest Purusha refers to: Refers to Vishnu, the ultimate being in the practice of worship... Narayana, referred to as the supreme being and the highest entity among men.
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Subtle body refers to: The non-physical aspect of a being, interconnected with the divine and utilized to realize higher spiritual truths... The subtle body refers to the conglomerate of aspects that connect an individual to their karmic bonds and actions.
Subtle body refers to: The non-physical aspect of a being, interconnected with the divine and utilized to realize higher spiritual truths... The subtle body refers to the conglomerate of aspects that connect an individual to their karmic bonds and actions.
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Meru mountain refers to: A sacred mountain in Hindu cosmology, symbolizing the axis of the universe and the home of various deities... A prominent mountain located in the middle of Jambudvipa, serving as a pleasure-ground of the Gods.
Meru mountain refers to: A sacred mountain in Hindu cosmology, symbolizing the axis of the universe and the home of various deities... A prominent mountain located in the middle of Jambudvipa, serving as a pleasure-ground of the Gods.
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Secret teaching refers to: A hidden or esoteric doctrine that provides deeper insights into the spiritual path... Profound spiritual insights or truths communicated privately to individuals deemed worthy, emphasizing the importance of devotion and understanding.
Secret teaching refers to: A hidden or esoteric doctrine that provides deeper insights into the spiritual path... Profound spiritual insights or truths communicated privately to individuals deemed worthy, emphasizing the importance of devotion and understanding.
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Devotion (bhakti) refers to: Recommended as the best means for attaining Narayana, involving focused commitment and love towards Him in practices of worship... The practice of loving devotion towards God as a fundamental aspect of worship.
Devotion (bhakti) refers to: Recommended as the best means for attaining Narayana, involving focused commitment and love towards Him in practices of worship... The practice of loving devotion towards God as a fundamental aspect of worship.
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Sacrificial oblation refers to: Ritual offerings made to deities, symbolizing devotion and the desire for divine blessings... Offerings made to the fire, often consisting of cooked food, ghee, and other items placed during the rituals for the purpose of propitiation.
Sacrificial oblation refers to: Ritual offerings made to deities, symbolizing devotion and the desire for divine blessings... Offerings made to the fire, often consisting of cooked food, ghee, and other items placed during the rituals for the purpose of propitiation.
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Ultimate Good refers to: The highest achievable state or spiritual fulfillment that one seeks through sacrifices and ritual practices... The highest purpose or aim in life that brings true fulfillment and liberation, which both Devala and Markandeya seek to understand.
Ultimate Good refers to: The highest achievable state or spiritual fulfillment that one seeks through sacrifices and ritual practices... The highest purpose or aim in life that brings true fulfillment and liberation, which both Devala and Markandeya seek to understand.
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Prajapati refers to: Divine beings or progenitors in Hindu cosmology who were among the first to receive the teaching of Dharma... The Creator of all beings, often linked to the cycle of creation and existence within the text.
Prajapati refers to: Divine beings or progenitors in Hindu cosmology who were among the first to receive the teaching of Dharma... The Creator of all beings, often linked to the cycle of creation and existence within the text.
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Upanishad refers to: Ancient Indian texts that are considered some of the earliest sources of philosophy in Hinduism and which provide teachings that precede Buddhism and Jainism... Philosophical texts that explore the concepts of ultimate reality and consciousness within the Vedic literature.
Upanishad refers to: Ancient Indian texts that are considered some of the earliest sources of philosophy in Hinduism and which provide teachings that precede Buddhism and Jainism... Philosophical texts that explore the concepts of ultimate reality and consciousness within the Vedic literature.
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Acyuta refers to: The principal deity for whom the mudras are also utilized during worship... The unfallen One, indicating the Blessed Lord's eternal and unchanging nature.
Acyuta refers to: The principal deity for whom the mudras are also utilized during worship... The unfallen One, indicating the Blessed Lord's eternal and unchanging nature.
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Vasudeva refers to: A name signifying the Supreme Being who pervades all creation, embodying peace and protection... Another name for the Supreme Divine, embodying the all-encompassing essence.
Vasudeva refers to: A name signifying the Supreme Being who pervades all creation, embodying peace and protection... Another name for the Supreme Divine, embodying the all-encompassing essence.
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Brahmaloka refers to: The heavenly realm where the First Great One is established, representing a high state of existence in the cosmological hierarchy... The ultimate spiritual abode attained by Vasu, symbolizing enlightenment and liberation.
Brahmaloka refers to: The heavenly realm where the First Great One is established, representing a high state of existence in the cosmological hierarchy... The ultimate spiritual abode attained by Vasu, symbolizing enlightenment and liberation.
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Yoga refers to: Another philosophical system in Hinduism that interacts with the teachings of the Gita and other texts... A spiritual practice aimed at uniting the individual self with the Supreme, emphasizing self-discipline and reflection.
Yoga refers to: Another philosophical system in Hinduism that interacts with the teachings of the Gita and other texts... A spiritual practice aimed at uniting the individual self with the Supreme, emphasizing self-discipline and reflection.