Gita

A scholarly definition of the Bhagavad Gita (गीता) based on the reconciled Vedic philosophy of Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj.

Gandharva

gandharva (गंधर्व, gandharva) are celestial musicians who entertain the devatas (gods) with their music. Their primary abodes are known as Manushya Gandharva Loka and Deva Gandharva Loka. The is situated above the Earth. Further Reading and Reference * Related Concepts: * Worldly Bliss * Tritaap — Three Sufferings * Types of life forms

Gyan Yog (ज्ञानयोग)

Gyan Yog is the perfected state of the path of knowledge. After attaining Atma-Gyan, the seeker performs Bhakti of God and, through Divine Grace, attains Brahm-Gyan and liberation from Maya.

Gyanendriya — Five senses

The five senses in scriptures are called gyanendriya (Devanagari: ज्ञानेन्द्रिय   ISO15919: jñānendriya ). It is a blended Sanskrit word created by combining gyan which means knowledge and indriya which means sense. Each of these preceptory subtle senses originate from one panchtanmattra . Each panchtanmattra creates one

Gyan Marg (ज्ञान-मार्ग)

Gyan Marg is the path of spiritual knowledge that leads a qualified seeker toward Atma-Gyan, the realization that he is the eternal soul distinct from the body and mind. It is one of the traditional paths described in the Vedic scriptures.

Gurujan

Gurujan (गुरुजन; gurujana) is a collective term referring to elders or revered individuals. While the word Guru specifically denotes a spiritual master or teacher, Gurujan is a broader honorific. It encompasses mentors, priests, and any elderly, honorable person to whom respect is due (such as parents or family

Gyan (ज्ञान)

Gyan (ज्ञान) means knowledge or understanding, but the term is used in several different ways throughout the Vedic scriptures. It may refer to theoretical knowledge, realized knowledge, spiritual understanding, self-realization, realization of God, or the path known as Gyan Marg.

Guru | गुरु

Guru (गुरु | guru) is the genuine Spiritual Master who dispels ignorance, reveals Divine Truth, and guides the soul toward God-realization.

Golok (गोलोक)

Golok is the highest and largest divine abode in Paravyom Lok and the eternal abode of Shri Radha Krishna.