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Hinduism - Who Is A Vastradhari?
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What does Vastradhari mean? Who Is Considered a Vastradhari In Hindu Society? Vastradhari is a Sanskrit word that means "putting...
Hinduism - What Is Tapas?
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(“heat”) Term for any kind of physical asceticism, or what was formerly known as "mortification of the flesh." Fasting (upava...
Hinduism - Who Is A Naga?
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Naga is a Sanskrit root word that means "naked." Any fighting or militant ascetic is referred to as a militant ascetic. Comp...
Hinduism - Who Is Considered A Mahant In Hinduism?
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(“great”) An ascetic who is the head of a monastery is given this honorific title. Mahants are selected by their forefathers and are r...
Yogic Philosophy - Svadhyaya: Yoga And The Quest For Knowledge
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Svadhyaya - Study Of Self Knowledge is a powerful tool. Is it, however, the case? This famous adage, in my opinion, is terribly inaccurat...
Yogic Philosophy - Finding The Creative Purpose Of Life.
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Among the other characteristics and attributes that the rules of our reason forced us to believe the Absolute was Omnipotence or the notion ...
Yogic Philosophy - The Eternal Life Of The Universe
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We introduced the notion that the human mind was forced to report the fact that it could not conceive of The Absolute without thinking of ...
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