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• Aparoksha (अपरोक्षम्)
  ...as already experienced that kind of knowledge (Aparoksanubhuti); the karma or acts required to be done, after gain of ''Aparoksha jnana'' is ''Vidya-k ...ion) removes all''vikalpas'' (varied thoughts) and leads to ''nirvikalpa'' or the thoughtless state, which is the highest experience, the immediate reali
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• Khyativada (ख्यातिवादाः)
  ...t with the nature of the subject, whether the error consists in the object or in the subject’s cognition. There are five principal theories dealing wit ...really non-existent, the error consists in the apprehension of the unreal or in the perception of non-existent entities.
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• Matsarya (मात्सर्यम्)
  ...sarya (intolerance to others good qualities), ahamkara (pride due to vidya or social position), hypocrisy, arrogance, greed, moha (inability to discrimi ...selfish desires and for that purpose cause injury to others. Thus, Dharma or rules of righteous conduct evolved as a solution to this eternal problem ar
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• Guidelines for Authors and Editors
  ...al should be presented after taking permission from the appropriate author or contributor *personal and pointed reference to any other faith or community is not allowed
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• Dharmawiki Editor
  Editors in general have at least four or more of the following activities as their responsibilities ...the site is up and accessible and inform the technical team if it is down or if pages are not accessible
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• Upadhi (उपाधिः)
  उपाधिः ॥ Upadhi means attributes or adjuncts associated with the carnal body. The Puranic Encyclopedia gives a ...becomes active again and its ascent to higher realms depends on the Karma or actions while present in the body (during life). The adhyatmik actions of t
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• Khidkaleshvara Mandir
  ...in around 17 century. Inside the main temple there are other ancient murti or vigrahas of Lord ''Ganeśa'', ''Hanumān''. The temple is situated on the b
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• Dvandva Samasa (द्वन्द्वसमासः)
  ०  इतरेतरयोगः - Two or more mutually dependent things associated with one क्रिया ० समाहारः - Two or more things form a group.
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• Greeshma Rutucharya (ग्रीष्म ऋतुचर्या)
  |Winter or late autumn #Jyeshtha or Shuchi (ज्येष्ठः - शुचिः) - Mid May-Mid June
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• Ayurvedic method of body scrub (उद्वर्तनम्)
  ...ealth promoting therapy in Ayurveda. It is included under the daily regime or [[Dinacharya (दिनचर्या)]] described in Ayurveda and known t ...ubbing of body is not done bear handed but with the help of herbal powders or a paste of herbs.
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• Bhashya (भाष्यम्)
  ...running translation, together with the individual views of the commentator or the Bhashyakara.<ref name=":0">Swami Sivananda, All About Hinduism, Page 47 ...a, Prasastapada, Vijnanabhikshu, Vyasa, Sabara and Sankara. On the Vedanta or Brahma sutra there are about sixteen Bhashyas, like those of Ramanuja, Madh
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• Sama Gana (सामगानम्)
  ...Rigvedic hymns into notes. The richā-s or hymns of Rigveda are called yoni or ādhāra as they form the base of Sāmagān. In musicological parlance Sām Ārchika grantha (treatises) contains hymns that are yoni or base to Gāna or singing. The collections of suitably modified richa-s are known as Gāna-gr
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• Dasa (दासः)
  ...ay be a suffix of a given name to indicate a "servant" of a revered person or a particular deity. ...ome scholars as "demon", "harmful supernatural forces", "slave", "servant" or "barbarian", depending on the context in which the word is used.
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• Mutra (मूत्रम्)
  ...is one of the [[malas (मलाः)]] described in Ayurveda. Malas are the wastes or waste biproducts of the digestion and metabolism. At gross level, malas are
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• Acceptor (प्रतिग्रहीता)
  ...of [[Dana (दानम्)|Dana]] is called Pratigrahita (Samskrit : प्रतिग्रहीता) or Patra (पात्रः) the subject of dana. ...)|Mahabharata]], Vanaparva, in the context of to whom a gift of kapila cow or kapilago dana should be made the qualities of a Pratigrahita are described
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• Ama (आमः)
  ...nder physiology and pathology sections. The term literally means 'unripen' or 'uncooked'. The food that passes through the process of digestion but doesn ...a disease.  Deranged [[Agni in Ayurveda (आयुर्वेदे अग्निः)|agni (अग्निः)]] or the digestive fire is one among the prime causes of ama formation in the bo
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• Prakrti Pratyaya Vyavastha (प्रकृतिप्रत्ययव्यवस्था)
  Name or label of any entity. The meaning of the प्रातिपदिक is t प्रातिपदिक will have a gender either नियतलिङ्ग or विशेष्यनिघ्न.
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• Guest Author
  ...[[Special:RequestAccount|Request Account]] to start creating new articles or edit existing articles. The detailed technical flowsheet to create articles ...hor to include videos, editors are not obligated to make or provide videos or illustrations.
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• Kongahalli Mallikarjuna
  Kongalli is a small village or hamlet in Taalavaadi Block in Erode District of Tamil Nadu. It is located 1 ...penance, when he was already worshiped. He must have shown some pavaadaas or miracles, around that time and consequently, he had many devotees and natur
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• Adharma (अधर्मः)
  {{StubArticle}}Every act or conduct which was in disobedience to rules of Dharma was called Adharma and Dharma or virtue is conformity with the truth of things while, adharma or vice is opposition to it.<ref>Radhakrishnan, S. (1926). ''Hindu view of lif
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