A- not, without-, (negation of something)
aasha hope
Abhaya(m) fearlessness, absence of fear
Abhaya Pradayaka "denying fear, giving peace and protection"
Abhayankara "giving fearlessness", an epithet of Shiva
Abhi - fearless
Abhirama, - am beautiful, pleasant, beloved; Shiva
Ava - direction, beam
Avasara (Hindi) opposition, opposite; opportunity
Avatar "descent", "manifestation", "appearance"; phenomenon, the incarnation of God in the material world
Aganita countless
Agni fire, "the closest of the gods"; the name of one of the main Vedic gods, an intermediary between people and gods, offering sacrifices to "heaven".
Advitiya nonduality
Aja 1) ( a+ja) (Sanskrit) - “unborn”, “uncreated”, “seed”; 2) the epithet of the eternal God; Brama, Vishnu, Shiva 3) the name of one of the descendants of Raghu, king of Ayodhya, grandfather of Avatar Rama, father of Dasaratha, son of Vishwamitra; 4) ( ajaa) Nature, illusion 3) (Hindi) "Come!"
Ajaya the invincible
Ajna order
Adi Parashakti "primal, primordial, supreme, universal energy-force"
Adi beginning, source; "the very first"
Adideva "original God"; Vishnu
Adishakti Primordial Power; "original energy-force", has five varieties associated with the functions of creation, preservation, destruction, concealment ( maya shakti) and divine grace (anugraha)
Adishesha is a primordial serpent with 1000 heads (cf. "shesha")
Adhara ( aadhara) "one who supports", support, support
Adhi (preposition) over, above; "present in ...", "located in ..."
Ai (marathi) mother
Aye (Hindi) I come; come in
Ayodhya is invincible; "invincible city" - ancient name cities in India, the capital of the kingdom of Koshala, modern Audh, numbering today 80 thousand inhabitants. Located in the province of Faizabad in the state of Uttar Pradesh. Located on the Ghaghra River, it is considered one of the seven holy places of Hinduism in which Avatar Rama was born, lived and ruled. Ayodhya symbolizes the mind that is not subject to defeat, when Rama becomes its ruler
Ayodhyavasi ( ayodhya + vasi listen)) a resident of Ayodhya
Aisa (Hindi) such, so
Ak (a) bar (arab.) great, powerful
Akala mountain; ( a + feces) timeless, out of time
Akara "a rich source", "distributing in abundance"; "aakara" ( Hindi) - treasure, mine, mine, rich source; " aakaara" - form, image, phenomenon
Akhanda continuously; indivisible, integral
Akhanda Jyoti primal fire, source of true light, eternal light
Akhila, -m completely
Akhilandeshwari Goddess of all Creation
Akhileshvara ( a+khila+ishvara) self-sufficient God
Akshaya the Unbreakable
Akshara Unchanging, Indestructible, Immutable, Permanent, Eternal - the name of God
Allah (Arabic) "the indisputable unsurpassed master of creation"; The name of the Almighty means - the One Almighty God
Allahu Akbar (arab.) Allah is great!
Alyaka, Alakha (Hindi) invisible; unknowable by the senses; invisible god
Amara the Immortal
Amba mother; Parvati
-ambara, -ambari dressed, dressed
Ambika mother, mother; Parvati
Amma mother
Amrit, -a; -am; -ah immortal, unchanging, indestructible 1) in Hindu mythology a special drink, nectar, the elixir of immortality obtained by the gods from the ocean at the beginning of creation 2) Shiva, Vishnu
Ananda eternal pleasure, boundless unearthly bliss, the highest spiritual ecstasy, spiritual realization
Anandaswarupa "the embodiment of spiritual bliss", the name of Sathya Sai Baba
Ananta Infinite, Eternal - one of the names of the thousand-headed serpent Shesha, on which Vishnu reclines (in the ocean of time), a symbol of the infinity of time
Ananta Rupa Lord who contains all forms
Anantam infinity, infinity
Anarada (Telugu) "Why don't you say...?"
Anatha Natha Bhagavan "The Supreme Lord, over whom there is no one"; Shiva, renounced from the world, but without whom the world cannot exist, i.e. It is immanent to the world, or separated, not connected with it, and at the same time permanent to it, i.e. manifested throughout the world.
Anatha Natha Anatha - "those who are without the Lord, lord, leader, protector, keeper." They are the orphans, the needy, the abandoned, the runaways, the outcasts, the outcasts. For them, for all, Sai Baba is the guardian, Natha, lord, lord and protector. Anatha Natha
Anatha ( a+natha) “without a master”, “one who does not need a master”; lonely, without protection, without a master, unemployed; “Those who are without the Lord are lords, leaders, protectors, guardians.” They are the orphans, the needy, the abandoned, the runaways, the outcasts, the outcasts. For them, for all, Sai Baba is the guardian, lord, lord and protector - “ Natha".
Anahaata unmanifested sound (" ahata"- audible sound)
anda egg
Anduko (Telugu) Accept!
Andhera (Hindi) darkness
Anna food
Annapurna ( anna + purna) "abounding in food"; Divine Mother, Parvati, the giver of all food - spiritual, mental and material
Antar, inside
Antara Jyoti "inner fire"
Antarayami ( antah + yami) inner motivator, manager in a conscious being, witness, conscience; Sai Baba is the inhabitant and ruler of every human heart. He - Antarayamin, internal mover
Antaratma "internal Atman", inherent in all beings. “I am in everyone,” says Sai Baba, “There is no place where I would not be. There is no Name to which I do not respond.”
Ao (Hindi) Come! Come!
Apad misfortune, misfortune, accident
Apana 1) (Hindi) someone, we; 2) one of the five energies (pran) living organisms, manages the lower functions, excretory
Aparadha of transgression
Apna (Hindi) one's own, anyone, we; "apne" directly, with you, you; cm. apana
Aravind Locana Lotus-Eyed
Aravind lotus blue or red
Araja Suno Mere Hear my prayers!
Araya (Hindi) prayer
Arati fiery rite of worship
Arjuna "morning dawn"; "silver"; "white"; "daylight"; the name of one of the five Pandava princes, the hero of the legendary epic "Mahabharata" and "Bhagavad Gita", the cousin of Krishna
Ari, -is 1) moving, striving; 2) dedicated, devoted person; 3) enemy; internal enemies of man, such as anger, greed...
Artha 1) purpose, purpose of life, significance, meaning, importance; 2) welfare as one of the objects of human activity
Aruna "reddish"; dawn
Arunachala ( aruna + achala)"red mountain", "mountain of light", the name of a sacred mountain in Tamil Nadu associated with Shiva
Asa (Hindi) desire, hope
Asana "place"; body fixed in a certain position in yoga practice
Asato unreal, false
Asur (a+sur) evil spirits, demons hostile to the gods ( suram); personify the unbridled natural vitality. They are distinguished by viciousness and deceit.
Asya face, face
Ati (Hindi) very, super, super
Ativa (Hindi) otherworldly; unsurpassed; endless
Atma Nivasi "inhabitant of the soul"
Atma, Atman First Cause, Essence; Divine Spirit, Higher, or True "I"; "He who considers himself a jiva (personality) is seized with fear, like a person who takes a rope for a snake. But there can be no fear if there is an understanding, -" I am not a limited individuality, I am the Highest Atman "... Constantly return your thoughts to the Atman, which is the essence of the entire objective world, the basic Reality behind all phenomena ... Atman is universal, inherent in everything. Sai Baba
Atma-Ananda, Atmananda spiritual bliss
Atmarama Self-sufficient, Self-rejoicing - Rama's epithet; bliss of inner consciousness; inner "I"
Aum OM, Pranava - a detailed version of the designation of OM, the original sound vibration, through which God creates and maintains the Universe
Aur (Hindi) and but
Ahalioddaraka Rama, the savior of Ahalya, the wife of the sage Gautama
Aham "I"; all-pervading and abiding in all essence, true human nature, a projection of the higher Self, or Atman. "" I am not a part of the body. The source of the Self is Hridaya. Hridaya and 'I' are one and the same. Sathya Sai Baba
Acala rock, mountain; Unshakable, an epithet of Vishnu
Achara (aachaara) tradition, behavior, strict custom, method of self-discipline, rule of life
Acharya spiritual teacher, founder of a tradition or spiritual school
Acyuta unshakable", "eternal", "infallible", an epithet of Vishnu, Krishna
Ashoka carefree
Ashraya foundation, help, protection
Ashrayam refuge
Ashrita followers, students seeking protection and support
Ashta eight
Baapa (Hindi) father
Baar (Hindi) Speak! Repeat!
Baba (Persian), Babu (Hindi) father, grandfather; appeal to an old man, an ascetic; Also affectionate treatment to the child; " Now I will reveal to you the meaning of the word Baba. Baba is B.A.B.A. The first letter "B" stands for Genesis. The next "A" is Consciousness. The third "B" means Bliss. The fourth "A" is Atma. The first "B" is Sat; the second "A" is Chit; the third "B" is Ananda. Together they mean that Sat-Chit-Ananda is Atma. Sathya Sai Baba
Baba Nam Kevalam "Everything is a manifestation of the Supreme Consciousness" or "Divine Love is all that is"; "Baba" - the most beloved, pure love, infinite cosmic consciousness, beloved father (traditional Indian appeal to the father, teacher, guru); "us"- vibration, manifestation, name; " kevalam"- everything that surrounds us (this is infinite cosmic consciousness, infinite love), that which transcends space, time and circumstances
Badaa, Bade (Hindi) big; Very; true, real
Bajave, Baje (Hindi) (for) sound, sound
bhajana play musical instruments
Bajao Sing! Sound!
Balika (Hindi) girl
Bade Pyare (Hindi) much loved
Bal(a) Balya "one who rejoices in strength"; "like a child"; "innocent" 1) strength, fortitude, courage 2) child, baby, child 3) baby Krishna
Balagopala baby Krishna
Balam strength, fortitude, energy
Bam, bham imitation of the sound of hitting a drum
Banaye (Hindi) created, made, built
Banale (Hindi) Do it! Build! Reach!
Bandha tie; ribbon, braid
bandhava friend
Bandhu relative, friend, brother, husband
Bani, Bane (Hindi) (you, they) made, built, created
Bansi (Hindi) flute; play flute
Bar (Hindi) again, once again, constantly
Basai (Hindi) live, reside
trouble boat
Bina (Hindi) without
bindu point
Bole, Bole (Hindi) Sing! Speak!
Brahma "supreme", "creator", "forefather"; God the Creator; According to some legends, Brahma appeared from the world egg laid by the highest root cause; according to other legends, witnessed in the Mahabharata and the Ramayana, Brahma emerged from a lotus that grew from the navel of Vishnu. Immediately after birth, Brahma creates the Vedas and the whole world from his breath. Brahma has four faces, four arms, matted hair, often a short pointed beard, and a black antelope skin as a cape. He sits on a lotus or in a chariot drawn by seven swans
Brahma, the all-encompassing, eternal Absolute; true (cosmic) self
Brahmananda Bliss of the Absolute
Brahmanda Universe; ( brahma + anda) the egg of Brahma, from which everything arose
Brahmandanayaka Lord of the Cosmos, Creation
Brahmi, -and "holiness", "divinity"; Saraswati, Durga;
Brindavan, Vrindavan, Vraj 1) “Brinda's (or Vrinda's) grove”, “round dance grove” - a sacred wooded area along the banks of the Yamuna River, near the city of Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, where Krishna spent his childhood and youth; 2) a symbol of the eternally young heart of a devotee, the abode of baby Krishna
Buddha Awakened, Enlightened; Siddhartha Shakyamuni Gautama Buddha (historical 560-480 BC, traditional Buddha 624-544 BC), whose life and teachings were the origins of Buddhism. The Buddha is also revered as an Avatar of Vishnu who incarnated as the Buddha to end bloody sacrifices taught compassion for all living beings.
Buddha, -m awakening, consciousness
Buddhi is the spiritual mind, the inner voice of man, the voice of conscience capable of discernment, a reflection of the Divine Atman; The Bhagavad Gita says that the most obvious manifestation of God in a person is Buddhi - a tool through which one can cognize the Truth.
Bha "to shine", "to be"; "craving"
Bhaava (see also bhava) 1) emotion, mood; 2) mental-emotional attitude; 3) inspiration, religious feeling, love of God
Bhaarata 1) "a land where people are devoted to God", India; 2) the name of the king who founded the Indian state, the grandson of the Brahmarish Vishwamitra and the Apsara Menaki
Bhava (see also bhaava) 1) being, reality, existence, the cycle of birth and death; 2) Existing, Existing, Influencing, Creating, Realizing - an epithet of Shiva
Bhava Bhaya Haranam Shiva, freeing from the cycles of birth and death, eliminating the state of fear
Bhava Sankirtan Glorification of God through one of the six types of relationship with Him given here: 1) Shanta-Bhava: Love for God as the embodiment of Shanti or the World (for example, Bhishma) 2) Sakhya-Bhava: Love for God as one's Friend (e.g. Arjuna and Krishna) 3) Dasya Bhava: Love for God as one's Lord and devotion to His service (e.g. Hanuman) 4) Vatsalya Bhava: Love for God as one's Son (e.g. Yashoda) 5) Anuraga Bhava: Love for God as one's Beloved (eg Gopis) 6) Madhura Bhava: Complete Unity with God (eg Radha). These Bhavas or relationships are based on attachment to the Image of God. “Bhava sankirtana – this can be illustrated by the example of Radha, who expressed feelings for God and identified herself with God in every kind of devotion. She expressed her devotion in five forms of feeling: shanta (serenity), sakhya (friendliness), vatsalya (eternal love), anuraga (delight) and madhura (sweetness). Radha and Mira were representatives of bhava sankirtan." Sathya Sai Baba
Bhavaya (Danish) to Shiva, "Who is the whole universe"
Bhavani Parvati
Bhavantu (affirmation) Let them be!
Bhavati the All-Good Mother
Bhaga "distributing wealth", that is, "bestowing", "endowing"; God
Bhagawan "possessor of the highest blessings", "one who fully possesses all the perfections - the six divine qualities ( bhaga)", God, Lord
Bhaj - the root of the word, means reverence, worship, chanting; read
Bhajaye, Bhajay (Hindi) sounds
Bhajan is a devotional, spiritual chant praising God; "Bha" in the word bhajan means that which is bhavyam (sacred, holy). What is sacred? Atma (soul), which is divyam (luminous, self-luminous). The syllable "ja" in the word bhajan means japa (repeating the name of God). Therefore bhajan and japa are one and the same.” “Bhajans were designed to fill your mind with the Divine Name. “Hari bhajana bina sukha shanti nahin…” (without chanting the Name of God, you cannot find happiness and peace). It is enough that you chant the Divine Name.” Sathya Sai Baba
Bhajana Bina Sukha Shanti Nahin "One cannot find peace and happiness without chanting the glories of the Lord" is a line from a bhajana often performed by Sathya Sai Baba. " The purpose of the practice of chanting the divine Names is "to awaken in man the realization of the divinity that dwells within him." Sathya Sai Baba .
Bhajo, -re (Hindi) Read! chant!
Bhajomana Sing consciously!; Baba says: “When you sing bhajans, also pay close attention to the meanings of the songs and the message addressed to each Name and Form of God. Rama is the Name to awaken in you the Dharma that He embodied and demonstrated. The name of Radha should evoke in you the transcendent and transcendent Love that she had, because she was the greatest among the Gopis. Shiva - this Name should awaken in you the highest sacrifice when the Divine Hero drinks poison (halahala) for the well-being of the world.
Bhai (Hindi) brother
Bhaya (Hindi) fear; danger; destruction; that which pertains to the external world, as opposed to bhavas- inner feeling
Bhayankara (Hindi) ( bhaya + kara) "destroying fears"; dangerous, destructive
Bhairavi is a formidable form of Shakti (see "shakti") Shiva
Bhakta Vatsala "generously distributing mercy to the devotees"; Sathya Sai Baba
Bhakta hridaya "dwelling in the hearts of the devotees"; Sathya Sai Baba
Bhakta, oh, he is an admirer, follower, adherent, seeking unity with God through love and unconditional devotion to Him.
Bhaktajanara devotees
bhakti (bha+kti) “bha- to Bhagavan, God, and “kti, rakti”- affection; spontaneous outpouring from the depths of the heart of sincere devotional attraction and affection for the Lord; Dedication of all our actions to the Almighty and complete surrender to Him, as well as a feeling of aching anguish in those moments when we forget about Him. Unlike bhakti, the boundless divine love of God for all things is called prema. The doctrine of bhakti described in Bhagavad Gita and Shvetashvatara Upanishad
Bhaktone (hind) (address God) "with conscious devotion"
Bhala stars, light
Bhalaa (Hindi) good deeds; most honest; Fine! Really!
Bhala Lochana is the name of Shiva, who has a third eye (wisdom)
Bham (onomatopoeic) drum sound
Bhandari friend, companion, protector
Bhanjana "one who breaks the bonds of attachment"
Bharana filling; heavy rain
Bharata "supportive" warrior; "burden-bearer", "supporter", "one who is able to fight", "one who rules"
Bharati Mother of India is one of the names of the Goddess of speech and chanting. It symbolizes the third stage of knowledge - realization and enlightenment.
Bhargo "blazing heat" of Shiva
Bhartha God who maintains and protects the Cosmos
Bhaskaraya (bha + kara) "having light in itself", "cause of light"
Bhasma is sacred ash, an attribute of Shiva (see also "vibhuti"); love for God
Bhasma Bhuta destroyed, turned to ashes
Bhasma Bhushitanga "decorated with ashes", Shiva
Bhasmodbhava ( bhasma + bhava) essence of ash
Bhata shining
Bhi (Hindi) also
Bhola Bhandari "close to those who have an innocent heart, ready to help them at any moment", Shiva, Sai Baba
Bhola, Bholaa (Hindi) no ego pure in heart, Kind; "one who immediately gives what is asked of him"
Bholanath, -a (Hindi) ( bholaa + natha) "protector of the innocent"; Shiva
Bhrata brother
Bhu, -us ( bhuu) formation, being, existence; to be, to become, to rise, to live, to occur, to remain
Bhuvana three worlds - heavenly, earthly and underground; world; humanity
Bhuvanesha "Lord of the Three Worlds", Shiva
Bhuvaneshwari Parvati, the mistress of all worlds, is the primordial power, parashakti manifested in the phenomenal world. All gods and demigods are but manifestations of Her. The Devi Bhagavata Purana contains hymns composed by Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva in praise of Bhuvaneshwari and which are the best poetic presentation of the body of knowledge of Shakti Advaita. Bhuvaneshwari is also called Maya, the power of illusion.
Bhuvah the subtle world, the world of images
Bhujanga, and the coiled serpent
Bhujanga Shayana Vishnu reclining on the Serpent Seshe Ananta
Bhuma boundless, vast, shoreless
Bhumi Land
Bhur (bhuur) act of formation and rise, habitat, space, material world, Universe, Earth, earth; Vishnu
Bhut spirit
Bhushanam decoration, ornament
Bhushitanga decorated
Wa ether, air, wind
Waa and, or, like, perhaps; blow
Vadana face, mouth
Wadini female musician
Vaibhava strength, greatness
Vaidehi Sita, wife of Rama, incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi
Vaikuntha is the heavenly abode of the gods, located on the top of Mount Meru.
Vairagya detachment, renunciation of the worldly, of earthly passions, perceived as transient, temporary, illusory; “Vairagya is not a rejection of the hearth and solitude in the forest. It signifies the development of divine thoughts and the diminution of earthly feelings. Sathya Sai Baba
Vaishvanara "omnipresent", "supporting all people", "inherent in all"; "universal man", Vaishva, Vishva - the Universe, Nara - Man
Vakratunda "curved belly" (Vinayaka having a large, round belly)
Vale (Hindi) (as a suffix to a verb) "one who does something intensively"
Vali patron, protector, assistant; guardian; a righteous person close to Allah, which every devout Muslim can become
Wang "in honor", "one who has honor", an epithet of God; sound; beg
Wana, -am, forest, jungle
Vanamala (bath + maalaa) forest flower garland
Vanara monkey, forest animal; a race of ape-like humanoids, described, in particular, in the Ramayana. Vanaras very strong warriors and in war they usually uproot a tree and use it as a weapon against enemies. According to legend vanars brave, inquisitive, somewhat irritable, hyperactive, adventurous, very loyal and honest. Their appearance characterized by a somewhat smaller stature than humans, as well as thin fur covering the body. The most famous vanars are: Hanuman, Sugriva
Vandana reverence, reverence for nature and all living things
Vandita revered, praised; reverence, service
Vara good; beautiful; excellent, excellent
Varada benefactor, patron; God who blesses and protects those who seek His mercy; (wara + yes) giving good advice
Vardhana giving prosperity, growth, development; Shiva
Revered by jam
Vasa live, dwell
Wasata dweller
Vasu is kind, good, rich, bright, excellent; the omnipresent Krishna; there are other meanings of the word
Vasudeva 1) Omnipresent God; 2) "one whose god is Vasu", the name of the father of Krishna, the uncle of the Pandava princes
Vasudevanandana "beloved son of Vasudeva", Krishna;
Vahana, Vahini "carrying", "carrying"; vehicle, stream, wagon, chariot, race or draft animal; in Hindu mythology, an animal or bird associated with the gods and serving them as a "means of transportation" - qualities that a deity controls. Brahma vahana- A swan, Vishnu has an eagle Garuda, Shiva has a bull Nandi, Ganesha has a mouse Mushika, Durga has a lion or a tiger, Saraswati has a Hamsa swan, Subramanya has a peacock.
Wahe (Hindi) beautiful, praised
Vahini "flow"
Veda " sacred knowledge»; The most sacred and ancient religious scriptures of Hinduism, which are four collections of sacred chants and ritual rules. Considered the first books of mankind of divine origin, which were passed down in the oral tradition of succession from teacher to student.
Vedakalamayi Saraswati, goddess of knowledge and fine arts
Venkata is a holy mountain in southern India near Chennai, on which is the temple of Lord Venkata (Vishnu)
Venu flute
Hanging clothes, attire
viagra tiger
Vibhuti, - m penetrating, powerful; miracle, amazement 1) divine power (see Bhagavad Gita 10:16); 2) sacred ash left after ritual ceremonies, possessing cleansing energy, a symbol of the final state of matter; 3) man, representing one of the manifestations of the Divine, the power of God in man
Viveka insight, ability to discern; "You must separate the wheat from the chaff by practicing discrimination (viveka), and then turn your desires to eternal and beneficial things." Sathya Sai Baba
Vighna obstacle, interruption
Vighneshvara "lord of obstacles"; Vinayaka
Vijaya victory
Vidmahe know, perceive, understand
Vidhura destroyer, destroyer
Vidya "ya"- That, "view"- what enlightens; knowledge of spiritual unity, direct vision of Truth
Vilasini is a charming woman; Saraswati
Vilola 1) trembling, thirsty, flattering; 2) Krishna's dance with the cowherd boys
Vimochana eliminating; " Vimochan's dad"- destroying sin, freeing from sin
Vina is a stringed instrument, a kind of large guitar (lute), used in India and Tibet. Its invention is attributed variously to Shiva, Narada and others.
Vinaschaka destroyer, remover; epithet of God
Blaming upbringing, behavior; humility, modesty, delicacy and discipline
Vinayaka "over whom there is no superior"; the son of Shiva and Parvati - Ganesha, the lord of the senses, the lord of intellect and wisdom, helping to overcome obstacles on the way; He protects, blesses, grants wishes, brings happiness and endows with wisdom.
vinayana destroy
vinayani destroyer
Vira hero
Vittala, Vitthala, Vitthoba is the name of Vishnu-Krishna (see "Panduranga Vittala"); "one who accepts innocent, simple, illiterate people" is one of the meanings of the name; Vittala is the beloved deity of the poor and low born, the exploited and enslaved, the sick and the desperate; see "Panduranga Vittala"
Vihara, Vihara "playing"; 1) a pleasant walk; 2) a fun game, sport, joyful pastime; 3) temple, playground
Viharini "playing"
Vichitra(m) colorful, changing, wonderful
Wish to enter, penetrate
Vishva "Everything"; Universe, Creation, Universe
Visvadhara "carrying the burden of the universe"; God
Vishvarupa "having all forms", "omnipresent"; Cosmic Being, the universal form of God
Vishnu "omnipresent", "penetrating himself", "supreme"; One of the Gods of the Indian triad, Trimurti, along with Brahma and Shiva. The embodiment of the cosmic power of preservation, the all-pervading and all-filling God. In order to exterminate evil on earth, Vishnu takes on various forms, Avatars. There are ten of them. At the end of each world cycle, Vishnu absorbs the entire universe and falls into a dream, reclining on the serpent Shesha, floating on the oceans of the world. When Vishnu wakes up and plans a new creation, a lotus grows from his navel, and Brahma appears from the lotus, which directly carries out the very act of creating the world; "When all five senses are directed to Vishnu, that is: with the eyes of a devotee he searches everywhere for traces of His lotus feet - in rose petals, in the stars in the sky; with his ears he hears His voice everywhere - in the chirping of birds, in thunder; the tongue feels everywhere only sweetness inherent in Him; the devotee's sense of smell smells the fragrance in everything that reveals the Majesty of the Lord; the sense of touch gives him joy when he extends his hand to the unfortunate and destitute, because they are all beloved children of the Lord - only then Vishnu will appear before the devotee in all his Majesty and Splendor." Sathya Sai Baba
Vraj (Vrindavan) is the name of the area located near the cities of Agra and Mathura, where Krishna grew up
Vrajabal baby Krishna
Vrindavan, -a (Bengali), Vraj "forest of Vrinda" (see Brindavan)
amrita
AMRITA (Sanskrit immortal) in Hindu mythology is a special drink, the elixir of immortality, obtained by the gods from the ocean at the beginning of creation.
Mythological dictionary
amrita
(other - ind.) - "immortal" - the divine drink of immortality. The Vedic concept of soma is closely related to this drink, both concepts are partially interchangeable. One of the main Hindu myths about churning by the gods and asuras of the World Ocean is dedicated to A.'s prey, according to which the god of healing Dhanvantari took out the bowl of A. from the ocean. The god Narayana (option: Vishnu) took the form of a beautiful girl and took the asuras with him, and the rest of the gods, meanwhile, began to drink A. Returning, the asuras entered the battle for A. with the gods, in which they were defeated and were thrown into the bowels of the earth and on Ocean floor.
Amrita
Amrita- in Hindu mythology - the drink of the gods, making them immortal. Tradition says that amritu obtained by churning milky ocean (kshirodamathana). Amrita was delivered to the gods by Mohini.
As Georges Dumézil points out, the concept of amrita goes back to the Proto-Indo-European religion and is identical to ambrosia.
Amrita (disambiguation)
Amrita:
- Amrita - in Hindu mythology - the drink of the gods, making them immortal.
- Amrita Pritam (1919-2005) - Indian Punjabi writer and poet.
Examples of the use of the word amrita in the literature.
And Rahi, his son and heir, was the next candidate for election - which meant that he was very likely waiting for the dungeons. Amrita bar Savalta.
According to the wise imperial rule, the positions of the most generous treasurer, the supreme judge and the merciful chief of the local police were in the same hands - in the spider paws Amrita bar Savalta.
In this act of Formation of the High Spirituality of Man, Saraswati is released - the Absolute Form of Consciousness - embracing the Man with the Fire of the Creative Higher, and descends into the Nature of Man from the Higher Amrita Svarati is the Perfect Expression of Thought.
Saraswati and Amrita Svarati is not something abstract, but there are real material objects accessible to scientific study in psychophysical laboratories, because they are the qualities of the fullness of Space.
When Amrita Svarati flows in the Fabrics of Fire and Light of Saraswati, then both of them shine with amazing Light of radiant gold.
When Amrita Svarati is absorbed by the lower vibrations of Matter, then its Light becomes blue, thickens into blue and fades with a leaden color in the coarse deposits of Matter.
We moved the sleeping girl from the flyer to the guest room, and now the professor's daughter was fussing over her, Amrita, whom her father called simply Rita.
We climbed almost every meter of the ridge to the west of the pass, until Amrita did not pay attention to its features.
There is an example in Indian thought when the inhabitants of the same river different worlds perceived in completely different ways: the demons see it filled with pus and blood, the gods see it as a stream of divine amritas, for people - it's just a river.
Man, developing his mind in the chosen area of existence, developing his Opportunity, Ability and Skill, spends on development this, namely, the Essence of the Divine Man - the Substance of the Higher Mind, called Soma Raj Expiration Amrita Svarati is the physical Medium of substantial Time.
By His Essence, Man Forms Himself in Saraswati - Soma Raj Expiration Amrita Svarati to Eternal Life in those Levels and Spheres of Existence and in the Forms of its existence, for which it prepares itself by developing and improving its Individuality.
Soma Raj Expiration Amrita Svarati Adepts of the Highest are called Medium or sacred waters The Ocean of Immortality of the Eternal Life of the Existing Ones in the Highest with the Creator.
Amrita Svarati or Soma Raj Outflow of Amrita Svarati, as a hologram of the Idea of the development of the Universe and Worlds and the Evolution of Beings, is also an Aspect of the Substance of Space - the Substance of the Higher Mind - Light-bearing Matter, which has a white Radiance of the Higher Light.
Soma Raj Expiration Amrita Svarati is the physical Medium-Time, and in the Mind of Beings it is Thought.
The color of the Radiance of hydrogen and helium remotely resembles Radiance Amrita Swarati.
Considering the history of mythology and religions, an incredible fact is revealed about the gods, who appear as immortal beings, or at least lived for many thousands of years. In ancient religious texts that mention the immortality or longevity of the gods, this is associated with a certain type of food that only the gods are allowed to eat - the elixir of life.
The gods had to regularly take the mysterious foods to maintain immortality, strength and longevity. Many myths refer to the fact that if mortals ate the food of the gods, they themselves became immortal, like gods. However, having tasted the "elixir of life" secretly, one could
One of the main references to the food of immortals is found in Greek mythology. In stories about Greek gods it is written that ambrosia and nectar were the food and drink of immortality, and this first appears in Greek mythology referring to the birth of Zeus.
Before the "invention" or "discovery" of ambrosia and nectar, it was said that the gods would feed on "sniffing" their dead enemies, as if their food would be the energy of dead souls.
NECTAR AND AMBROSIA ARE THE FOOD OF THE IMMORTALS.
In one version of mythology, Ambrosia (giving youth and immortality) descended from a magical goat named Amalthea, who nursed Zeus when the baby was hidden from Kronos' father. But the story of Amalthea, the “gentle goddess,” is supplemented by an artifact in the form of a bull horn.
Yes, that very biblical "cornucopia" that provided an unlimited supply of ambrosia, and contributed to the production of any kind of food for any living creature.
“White holy doves carried ambrosia, and a large eagle with shining wings flew at incredible speed through the sky, where he collected nectar and brought it to the baby Zeus.”
When the demigod Achilles was born, the mother rubbed the child with ambrosia, and he became practically immortal. However, practically does not mean absolutely, the mother, rubbing Achilles, held him by the heel, the remaining only mortal part of the body, causing problems for the heroic demigod in the future
It was said that ambrosia was used by the gods to cure all diseases, heal scars and wounds from numerous battles, and make their bodies beautiful again. Obviously, if mortals were treated with ambrosia, their bodies would remain in perfect condition forever. In other texts we see that ambrosia was abundant in the gardens of the Hesperides.
The Hesperides were inhabited by nymphs who had a fondness for a blissful garden in a far corner of the world, the place where ambrosia was brought to God Zeus.But immortal food also appears in the Bible, where we can see similarities between the gardens of the Hesperides and the Gardens of Eden. According to Old Testament, a person was forbidden to eat fruits from the Tree of Life:
“... from the earth, the Lord God created the whole tree, pleasing to the eye and useful for eating. The tree of life was in the middle of the garden, and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil…”
When Adam and Eve plucked the fruit of the Forbidden Tree of Knowledge, it seems that God warned the other Gods to be on their guard, because a person should not eat the fruit of the Tree of Life and become immortal like them.
It is difficult for us today to understand whether God was angry or not, but he said: “Behold, a man has become like one of us, knowing good and evil. It is impossible for him to stretch out his hand and pluck the fruit of the tree of life, eat and live forever ... "
SOMA IS THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Moving on to Zoroastrian and Vedic mythologies, here we also meet the mention of a unique drink for the gods, known as Soma and Haoma. The special drink of the immortals was made by extracting the juices from the stems of certain plants that are unknown to us today.
But there is no doubt that Soma and Haoma gave immortality. Hydra, the leader of the Devas and God Agni, is mentioned in the Rig Veda as having consumed large quantities of the immortal drink.
If we turn to Egyptian mythology and the legends of Thoth and Hermes Trismegistus, we will see how the gods drink the mysterious "white drops", also called "liquid gold". The recipe for the drink is unknown, but it gave immortality and youth.
Sumerian texts mention the milk of Ninhursaga, referring to one of the seven great deities of Sumer, a goddess of fertility who is associated with a cow (similar to the magical goat Amalthea of Greek mythology).Gods and kings ancient Sumer drank "magic milk" to become strong and immortal. In the epic of Gilgamesh, we learn about a plant that carried the function of the "elixir" of immortality. But this recipe for youth and longevity was preserved as the greatest secret gods.
In the Hindu religion, the gods took the milk of Amrita, the divine drink collected and drunk by the gods, gave them immortality and long youth.
The unknown "milk" was apparently in the sky, as the gods collected nectar with the help of a serpent. Understandably, people were forbidden to drink the precious drink.
In Chinese mythology, "Peaches of Immortality" are known as the food of the immortals. Eating peaches ensured eternal existence. At the same time, if people eat this fruit, they will also become immortal.
IN SEARCH FOR THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.
The search for the elixir of Life has been the greatest undertaking for many people. In medieval times, alchemists searched for the Philosopher's Stone, believed to be needed to create an elixir and also to convert lead into gold. However, nothing is known about the discovery of the mysterious artifact.
Bernard Trevisan, 15th-century alchemist says: By placing the Philosopher's Stone in mercury water, you can create a delicious product - the elixir of immortality.
But all we have in support of the theory of the alchemists who allegedly found the elixir of life is the sad hoax of Cagliostro.Nectar and Ambrosia, the Tree of Life, Amrita, Peaches of Immortality, Soma and Haoma - are all these just mentioning the imagination of ancient ancestors? Or is there an element of truth in this that can be?
Could immortality or longevity really be acquired through the consumption of "special" food, which has always been considered a privilege reserved for the elite of Olympus?
Nevertheless, the search for the "Elixir of Life" is an exciting undertaking, and perhaps one day it may be found for mortal people. And yet, if the gods used the "tinctures" of immortality and it worked for mortals, then ... but were they gods?
At dawn and at sunset, flowers, trees, grasses are covered with small, crystal clear, iridescent dew drops. From time immemorial, people have seen the blessing that Heaven gives to the earth in dew. Serbian legends say that stars sow dew, Ukrainian traditions say that it falls from the goddess of love.
Other Slavic peoples believed that it was sown on the land by mermaids. And the ancient Greeks - that it appears from the moonbeams or from the tears of the goddess of the morning dawn, Eos. Irida, deity of the rainbow, messenger of the gods, dressed in a dress of sparkling dew.
A divine, heavenly gift, dew was considered the nectar of immortality. In Hindu mythology, amrita, a special drink, the elixir of immortality, was called "sweet dew". The Chinese Sweet Dew Tree, growing in the center of the world, on Mount Kun-Lun, is also a symbol of immortality. In Mesoamerica, the same qualities were attributed to the dew that appeared on the sacred cactus. "Gate of the sweetest dew" figuratively called Buddhist teachings. In Kabbalah, dew is a symbol of resurrection: the dead are reborn by the Dew of Light, evaporating from the Tree of Life.
Appearing on the border of two periods - light and darkness, dew has magical powers. The girls washed themselves with pink dew, which reflected the light of the morning dawn, in order to find beauty and health. It was believed that dew preserves the power of the rising, emerging sun, and therefore on special days, for example, on the day of St. George (Bulgarian tradition), at sunrise, they rolled on the grass on which dew fell. A Russian folk tale tells how Dobrynya Nikitich was forced to ride in the morning dew from childhood: from this he became so strong that from the age of six he could uproot oaks.
Especially wonderful healing and magical power dew takes on mermaid week, on feast of Ivan Kupala (July 7 ) , on Dew Festival ( June 24 ) observed in northern countries. These days, the mermaid Rosyanitsa saturates the herbs with life-giving power, which is transmitted to animals and people.
Celtic girls on Beltane 1st of May ) went to wash their faces with dew and made a wish before dawn.
Dew is associated with the dawn and the sky and has always been a symbol of crystal purity, the purest substance. Therefore, in Hinduism, it has become a symbol of the divine Word, in Christianity - the Holy Spirit. The Slavs call dew the tears of the Mother of God - tears of tenderness, compassion and purity. For alchemists, dew is the germ philosopher's stone and one of the symbols of the primal matter. In secret societies, the emblem with a drop of dew was widespread, it reflected a very ancient idea that a person is a "microcosm", the universe in miniature.
The whole world is reflected in a drop of dew, from the sun to the smallest creature. But the main thing is that the dewdrop passes the light of the sun through itself, and it, refracting, begins to shimmer with many colors. So is a person - if his soul is pure, he reflects the divine light.
The myths of some peoples say that the souls of people, having soared into the sky like a bird after death, return to the world of the living - leave wings and fall to the ground as dew. The Indian Vedas say: "The path of the ancestors leads to the moon, from where souls fall with dew (Soma), which arose from the month (Soma)." For Neoplatonists, a drop is a natural shell of the soul (the water surrounding something does not just protect, it protects: the space inside it becomes pure and sacred). There is a saying: "Children are the Divine dew." The combination of rites of bathing in dew and marriage ceremonies and games on Ivan Kupala is considered a manifestation of this ancient idea of reincarnation.
The best healing qualities were attributed to dew collected before sunrise or at sunrise on Midsummer Day (July 7). Usually, to collect dew, they spread a tablecloth in the meadow, waited for it to be saturated with life-giving moisture, and then squeezed the tablecloth into a pot or basin, poured the squeezed dew into a bottle and smeared it on the eyes.
A patient with an ache should have gone six times in the morning dawns to the meadow and rolled there in the dew on his back, saying: “Dawn, dewy dawn! Take it, take away the aches and writhing from me, take it to heaven from age to age. With rheumatism, one had to walk barefoot in the dew early in the morning. And to get rid of warts, they were moistened with dew from the garden. The dew collected from medicinal herbs was very much appreciated.
Same healing properties, like rainwater and dew, has hail. Especially often it was used in the old days for toothache. In this case, folk healers suggested either chewing hailstones or rinsing your mouth with water obtained after thawing the collected hailstones.
Source: chistaya-voda.info
I sing my land. Healing dew
Luba Rubik
There was no rain at night, and tears of glassy dews sparkle on the leaves and flowers.
It is in appearance they are tiny, but there are many of them, and in the waterless deserts every animal and bird gets drunk with dew during the night. Yes, and people have adapted to collect dew for drinking and other needs: they collect it in spread canopies, pour it into containers and drink, and wash it with dew, and wash themselves with it - both tasty, and useful, and healing!
All known and unknown healers invite you to bathe in the morning dew, claiming that this is the most healing, most fertile bath in the world! Try it - find out for yourself!
However, it is not necessary to bathe in dew - not everyone can do it.
You can swim in a different way: spread sheets on the right flowers and herbs at night, and by the time the sun rises, squeeze them into a wide bowl, then pour them into small bottles, cork them - the dew is stored for a long time.
All winter you can drink it in drops, add it to salads. Lubricate her face, neck from wrinkles, acne, redness, and other misfortunes on the face and body.
And in the sheet that you wring out, you can wrap yourself up at the dawn of the evening, go to bed and sleep until the sheet is dry. Dew will warm and cleanse the body even from the inside, give vigor and joy of life.
In a dewy sheet, you can wrap a sore arm, leg, fracture site
Dew... Another mystery of nature! And even though it has long been unraveled, it will forever remain in us a beautiful poetic mystery.
In Japanese culture in ancient times on September 15th there was a festival of admiring the moon (tsukimi matsuri). It was believed that it was then that it was the brightest of the year, and the moon hare crushes the leaves of the laurel that grows there in the mortar, prepares medicines from them, and therefore dew on the night of September 15 considered curative.
To the question How did the gods of antiquity preserve immortality and youth? "specified by the author Natalia the best answer is
Time flies with great speed - the speed of centuries ... more and more secrets are being revealed to mankind. The knowledge that only the elite knew before is now "available" to mere "mortals"... The elixir of immortality is a fabulous substance that has the ability to rejuvenate the human body and prolong its life to infinity. The elixir of immortality is mentioned in the legends and traditions of many peoples as a kind of "food of the Gods"...
Gods Ancient Greece enjoyed Ambrosia, giving them youth and immortality. According to some sources, this is the divine equivalent of oil and fat, which was invented by Demeter (or it is produced daily by the moon). .at the poetess Sappho, the concept of Ambrosia was mixed with the concept of nectar (drink of the gods) ... according to other sources, Ambrosia, the gift of the sea - algae that grew in the shallow water of the sea until the ocean level rose by 150 meters .. .
Gods ancient india enjoyed Amrita ... in Hindu mythology - the drink of the gods, making them immortal. Tradition says that Amrita was obtained by churning the milky sea (kshirodamathana) ... the concept of Amrita goes back to the Proto-Indo-European religion and is identical to Ambrosia ... .
The Iranian gods drank - Haoma... The cult of Haoma dates back to the ancient Iranian period, the image of Haoma has an exact correspondence with the Indian Soma in the Vedic cult of India. Used for religious ceremonies. It was made from the milk of several animals with fly agarics, sometimes the fermented juice of plants with hemp and opium ...
Gods ancient egypt drank the water of immortality - AB-I-KHAIT ... mystical water that restores youth and brings eternal life, Arabic analogue of the alchemical elixir.. .
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Worship of Soma - the personified drug - should have had a detrimental effect on the state of ancient Indian society. In wartime, Soma inspired the fighters, inspired them to heroic deeds, inspired hope for heavenly bliss after a heroic death. But in peacetime, cultists and rulers intoxicated with soma gradually degraded, and this should have caused acute crises of civilization, its stagnation and decline ... So it is most plausible that the divine soma was called the drug, the secret of preparation of which was known only to the initiates, the priests .. .
Comparison of Soma with Ambrosia in this case implies an extraordinary action, ascension to heaven, to the ghostly world of the gods ...
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... in our time there are many drinks - elixirs that prolong the life of mere mortals... .allows you to climb a couple of steps of immortality... .
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Answer from Milk without thoughts[guru]
Because they were silent
Answer from Natalie[guru]
So gods! Do the gods grow old and die?
Answer from Klimen[guru]
We are not gods to know this.
Answer from Fdhjdhg gfhdghfgh[guru]
Liver. . Liver! Maybe that's all she is!
Answer from Doctor[guru]
If admirers.
Answer from Kagamine Len[guru]
Gods are also mortal
