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vittaja seva (Devanagari: वित्तजा सेवा; ISO 15919: vittajā sevā) means serving your Beloved (God/Guru) with your wealth. Spiritual Significance: * Heart Follows Money: The principle here is that your heart follows your money; where you spend, your mind and attachment will naturally turn. Thus, using wealth in
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I think this is wrong. Universal form is Virat roop Mji has said Shri Krishna is Vishambhar, Vishvaroop, etc. But i dont recall the meaning.
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A messenger of Lord Vishnu. REFERENCE Bhagavannama Mahatmya - The Glories of the Divine Name
Bhakti Siddhant Glossary
In Ayurveda, chakras (चक्र) are energy centers in the body that regulate physical, and mental well-being. They are closely linked to the doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha) and play a role in balancing the body's energy flow (prana). The center of the throat is vishuddha chakra (Devanagari:
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The philosophy of pure nondualism. Reference: Who am I? Who is Mine? Vol. 1, Ch. 10
Bhakti Siddhant Glossary
The philosophy of propagated by Jagadguru Ramanujacharya is called vishishtadvaita (Devanagari: विशिष्टाद्वैत ISO15919: viśiṣṭādvaita) Qualified non-dualism. Also written as vishishtadvait REFERENCE Who am I? Who is Mine? Vol. 1, Ch. 10
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vishamrita (Devanagari: विषामृत ISO15919: viṣāmr̥ta) means poison mixed with nectar. A term used by Rasik Saints when referring to white part of Shri Krishna's eyes as nectar and the black in the eye as the poison. REFERENCE Bhakti Shatak - Hundred Gems of Devotion
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Vishva Bandhutva (Devanagari: विश्व बन्धुत्व; ISO 15919: viśva bandhutva) literally means "Universal Brotherhood." It is a core concept in Vedic philosophy that emphasizes all livings beings are children of God. So there is a bond of kinship among all living beings in the
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Same as vairagya.
Bhakti Siddhant Glossary
Virahini (Devanagari: विरहिणी; ISO 15919: virahiṇī) refers to a female lover who is suffering the pangs of separation from her beloved. In the context of Bhakti (devotion), this term often describes a devotee (or Gopi) who experiences intense longing for the Divine Lord. While outwardly appearing as distress,
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Viraha (Devanagari: विरह; ISO 15919: viraha) refers to the agony of separation from one's beloved. The Divine Paradox While separation is a source of intense suffering in the material world, in the spiritual realm—specifically in the context of Divine Love (Prema)—this agony is experienced as
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Vipralipsa (Devanagari: विप्रलिप्सा; ISO 15919: vipralipsā) refers to the cheating propensity or the tendency to hide one's faults. It is classified as one of the four inherent defects of a conditioned human being. This characteristic drives an individual to conceal their true nature or