Pancaratra, latest concepts
Overview of all Pancaratra concepts:
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Karma refers to: The actions or deeds performed by individuals that influence their future experiences and cycles of rebirth... The actions and deeds performed by individuals, which determine their experiences and bindings in the cycle of life.
Karma refers to: The actions or deeds performed by individuals that influence their future experiences and cycles of rebirth... The actions and deeds performed by individuals, which determine their experiences and bindings in the cycle of life.
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Brahmana refers to: A group of ancient Indian texts that detail rituals and duties and may have been contemporaneous with the establishment of Pancaratra teachings... A member of the priestly class in the Vedic society, regarded as responsible for religious rites and the worship of the divine.
Brahmana refers to: A group of ancient Indian texts that detail rituals and duties and may have been contemporaneous with the establishment of Pancaratra teachings... A member of the priestly class in the Vedic society, regarded as responsible for religious rites and the worship of the divine.
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Varna refers to: Social classes in ancient Indian society, which include brahmanas, kshatra, vaishyas, and shudras, formed from the essence of Brahman... The four social classes in Hindu society, namely Brahmana, Kshatriya, Vaishya, and Shudra.
Varna refers to: Social classes in ancient Indian society, which include brahmanas, kshatra, vaishyas, and shudras, formed from the essence of Brahman... The four social classes in Hindu society, namely Brahmana, Kshatriya, Vaishya, and Shudra.
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Upanishad refers to: Ancient Indian texts that are considered some of the earliest sources of philosophy in Hinduism and which provide teachings that precede Buddhism and Jainism... Philosophical texts that explore the concepts of ultimate reality and consciousness within the Vedic literature.
Upanishad refers to: Ancient Indian texts that are considered some of the earliest sources of philosophy in Hinduism and which provide teachings that precede Buddhism and Jainism... Philosophical texts that explore the concepts of ultimate reality and consciousness within the Vedic literature.
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Subtle body refers to: The non-physical aspect of a being, interconnected with the divine and utilized to realize higher spiritual truths... The subtle body refers to the conglomerate of aspects that connect an individual to their karmic bonds and actions.
Subtle body refers to: The non-physical aspect of a being, interconnected with the divine and utilized to realize higher spiritual truths... The subtle body refers to the conglomerate of aspects that connect an individual to their karmic bonds and actions.
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Effulgent Lord refers to: Refers to the Supreme Soul, known for its greatness and divine qualities... A title for Brahma, indicating his radiant and illuminating nature as a deity in Hinduism.
Effulgent Lord refers to: Refers to the Supreme Soul, known for its greatness and divine qualities... A title for Brahma, indicating his radiant and illuminating nature as a deity in Hinduism.
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Twice-born refers to: A term used to refer to those who are considered to have undergone a spiritual rebirth, relevant in the context of Vedic traditions... A term referring to those who have undergone a spiritual initiation, signifying a higher status in spiritual and social contexts.
Twice-born refers to: A term used to refer to those who are considered to have undergone a spiritual rebirth, relevant in the context of Vedic traditions... A term referring to those who have undergone a spiritual initiation, signifying a higher status in spiritual and social contexts.
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Grace of God refers to: The benevolent favor bestowed by the Supreme, necessary for achieving ultimate Good... The divine favor that is believed to bestow blessings and success upon individuals performing religious practices.
Grace of God refers to: The benevolent favor bestowed by the Supreme, necessary for achieving ultimate Good... The divine favor that is believed to bestow blessings and success upon individuals performing religious practices.
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Holy sip refers to: A ritual purification act done before worship, involving the sipping of water that has been blessed or purified... A ritual act of taking a purified drink as part of the preparation for worship, symbolizing humility.
Holy sip refers to: A ritual purification act done before worship, involving the sipping of water that has been blessed or purified... A ritual act of taking a purified drink as part of the preparation for worship, symbolizing humility.
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Holy place refers to: A significant location where worship or practice is performed, considered conducive to spiritual growth and connection... A spiritual location where one may find peace, engage in worship, and seek protection from higher powers during the contemplation of life and death.
Holy place refers to: A significant location where worship or practice is performed, considered conducive to spiritual growth and connection... A spiritual location where one may find peace, engage in worship, and seek protection from higher powers during the contemplation of life and death.
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Vayu mantra refers to: An invocation associated with the wind element, used in rituals to seek blessings and protection... A specific incantation used during the fire-rite to invoke the air god or element, typically recited while lighting the fire.
Vayu mantra refers to: An invocation associated with the wind element, used in rituals to seek blessings and protection... A specific incantation used during the fire-rite to invoke the air god or element, typically recited while lighting the fire.
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Fire-rite refers to: Spiritual rituals involving fire that are performed for various purposes, including sacrificial offerings known as homa... Sacred rituals involving fire, where the fire's behavior is used to gauge auspiciousness.
Fire-rite refers to: Spiritual rituals involving fire that are performed for various purposes, including sacrificial offerings known as homa... Sacred rituals involving fire, where the fire's behavior is used to gauge auspiciousness.
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Mantra refers to: A sacred utterance or phrase used in rituals to invoke divine presence and auspiciousness during worship... Sacred utterances or sounds chanted during rituals to invoke spiritual powers or deities.
Mantra refers to: A sacred utterance or phrase used in rituals to invoke divine presence and auspiciousness during worship... Sacred utterances or sounds chanted during rituals to invoke spiritual powers or deities.
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Paramasamhita refers to: A specific work included in the select lists of Pancaratra, known for its importance within the worship practice... The specific agama text highlighted in the text that relates directly to the teachings and practices of the Bhagavatas.
Paramasamhita refers to: A specific work included in the select lists of Pancaratra, known for its importance within the worship practice... The specific agama text highlighted in the text that relates directly to the teachings and practices of the Bhagavatas.
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Fire oblation refers to: Sacred offerings made into the fire during rituals to invoke divine presence and blessings... A ritual act of offering oblations into fire as a means of worship.
Fire oblation refers to: Sacred offerings made into the fire during rituals to invoke divine presence and blessings... A ritual act of offering oblations into fire as a means of worship.
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Panca Mantra refers to: A set of five mantras used during various acts of worship to invoke the deity's presence and blessings... A sacred chant involving five mantras often used in rituals and invocations within temple worship.
Panca Mantra refers to: A set of five mantras used during various acts of worship to invoke the deity's presence and blessings... A sacred chant involving five mantras often used in rituals and invocations within temple worship.
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Great soul refers to: Illustrious spiritual beings revered for their wisdom and virtue... A term referring to the all-pervading, attribute-less nature of the divine, as recited in eulogy.
Great soul refers to: Illustrious spiritual beings revered for their wisdom and virtue... A term referring to the all-pervading, attribute-less nature of the divine, as recited in eulogy.
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Pancaratra teaching refers to: The instructions and texts believed to be based on teachings from Vishnu, serving as a guide for life and spirituality... A spiritual tradition or school of thought that was at one stage entrusted to the Angirasa lineage, to which the teachings of Krishna Devakiputra relate.
Pancaratra teaching refers to: The instructions and texts believed to be based on teachings from Vishnu, serving as a guide for life and spirituality... A spiritual tradition or school of thought that was at one stage entrusted to the Angirasa lineage, to which the teachings of Krishna Devakiputra relate.
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Vaishnava refers to: A sect within Hinduism that venerates the deity Vishnu and follows specific religious texts and traditions... Devotees of the deity Vishnu who follow specific rituals and practices.
Vaishnava refers to: A sect within Hinduism that venerates the deity Vishnu and follows specific religious texts and traditions... Devotees of the deity Vishnu who follow specific rituals and practices.
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Devotion to Vishnu refers to: The act of dedicating thoughts, words, and actions to the worship of Vishnu... The act of showing deep respect and love towards Vishnu, deemed essential for spiritual salvation.
Devotion to Vishnu refers to: The act of dedicating thoughts, words, and actions to the worship of Vishnu... The act of showing deep respect and love towards Vishnu, deemed essential for spiritual salvation.
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Worship of God refers to: The act of performing religious rites, rituals, and prayers dedicated to the divine figure of God, in this context, Vishnu... The act of showing reverence and devotion towards the Supreme Being, typically involving prayers and offerings.
Worship of God refers to: The act of performing religious rites, rituals, and prayers dedicated to the divine figure of God, in this context, Vishnu... The act of showing reverence and devotion towards the Supreme Being, typically involving prayers and offerings.
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Wise men refers to: A person who contemplates and observes the timing of breaths and other signs to foresee potential evils... An individual who possesses knowledge and prudence, particularly in the context of spiritual practices.
Wise men refers to: A person who contemplates and observes the timing of breaths and other signs to foresee potential evils... An individual who possesses knowledge and prudence, particularly in the context of spiritual practices.
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Sacrificial offering refers to: Rituals involving offerings made to deities as acts of devotion... The acts of giving or offering made to deities or ancestors as part of rituals aimed at achieving spiritual benefits.
Sacrificial offering refers to: Rituals involving offerings made to deities as acts of devotion... The acts of giving or offering made to deities or ancestors as part of rituals aimed at achieving spiritual benefits.
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Twice-born one refers to: A term representing a person who has attained spiritual rebirth through learning or self-realization... An individual who has undergone spiritual rebirth, often indicated in Hindu tradition, particularly among Brahmins.
Twice-born one refers to: A term representing a person who has attained spiritual rebirth through learning or self-realization... An individual who has undergone spiritual rebirth, often indicated in Hindu tradition, particularly among Brahmins.
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Offering worship refers to: The act of performing rituals to honor and venerate a deity or divine entity... Act of devotion and respect performed by a pilgrim, including rituals and mantras.
Offering worship refers to: The act of performing rituals to honor and venerate a deity or divine entity... Act of devotion and respect performed by a pilgrim, including rituals and mantras.
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Vishnu worship refers to: A form of worship focused on the deity Vishnu, particularly as practiced within the Pancaratra tradition... The specific form of worship dedicated to Vishnu, involving the use of prescribed articles, cleanliness, and rituals.
Vishnu worship refers to: A form of worship focused on the deity Vishnu, particularly as practiced within the Pancaratra tradition... The specific form of worship dedicated to Vishnu, involving the use of prescribed articles, cleanliness, and rituals.
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Guardian deities refers to: Divine beings placed at cardinal points to protect sacred spaces... Deities placed in protective positions to offer safety and security during worship.
Guardian deities refers to: Divine beings placed at cardinal points to protect sacred spaces... Deities placed in protective positions to offer safety and security during worship.
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Dharmashastra refers to: A set of texts or teachings that guide moral and religious principles; also referred to as Arianul in this context... The treatise that deals with moral law and duties, as translated from the term Arianul.
Dharmashastra refers to: A set of texts or teachings that guide moral and religious principles; also referred to as Arianul in this context... The treatise that deals with moral law and duties, as translated from the term Arianul.
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Acarya refers to: The officiating priest or teacher responsible for conducting the installation rites... The officiant or teacher responsible for conducting the rituals and ceremonies.
Acarya refers to: The officiating priest or teacher responsible for conducting the installation rites... The officiant or teacher responsible for conducting the rituals and ceremonies.
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Best of the twice-born refers to: A title referring to the spiritually advanced individuals, particularly the brahmanas, who are given special respect and recognition... An honorific title addressing someone who is considered foremost among those who are spiritually initiated.
Best of the twice-born refers to: A title referring to the spiritually advanced individuals, particularly the brahmanas, who are given special respect and recognition... An honorific title addressing someone who is considered foremost among those who are spiritually initiated.
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Knower of the field refers to: The one who understands the essence of all beings and exists beyond birth... Metaphor for one who understands the material world and existence.
Knower of the field refers to: The one who understands the essence of all beings and exists beyond birth... Metaphor for one who understands the material world and existence.
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Repository of austerities refers to: The embodiment of spiritual practices and self-discipline, essential for spiritual attainment... A source or collection of severe self-discipline practices aimed at spiritual advancement.
Repository of austerities refers to: The embodiment of spiritual practices and self-discipline, essential for spiritual attainment... A source or collection of severe self-discipline practices aimed at spiritual advancement.
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Devotee of Vishnu refers to: A follower or worshipper devoted to Vishnu, engaged in practices and rituals honoring the deity... An individual dedicated to the worship and service of the deity Vishnu.
Devotee of Vishnu refers to: A follower or worshipper devoted to Vishnu, engaged in practices and rituals honoring the deity... An individual dedicated to the worship and service of the deity Vishnu.
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Agni and Soma refers to: Representations of the sun and the moon, respectively, which uphold the universe and are associated with joy in the world... Agni and Soma are divine entities created from the eyes of Purusha, representing elements of the universe; Agni symbolizes sacrificial fire and Soma refers to the intoxicating beverage used in rituals.
Agni and Soma refers to: Representations of the sun and the moon, respectively, which uphold the universe and are associated with joy in the world... Agni and Soma are divine entities created from the eyes of Purusha, representing elements of the universe; Agni symbolizes sacrificial fire and Soma refers to the intoxicating beverage used in rituals.
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One-pointed focus refers to: The text recommends bhakti, or one-pointed focus, as the best means of attaining Narayana... A state of concentrated devotion achieved by Narada, indicating his deep commitment to God.
One-pointed focus refers to: The text recommends bhakti, or one-pointed focus, as the best means of attaining Narayana... A state of concentrated devotion achieved by Narada, indicating his deep commitment to God.
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Samkhya and Yoga refers to: Philosophical systems in Hindu tradition that explain the nature of existence and the means to achieve spiritual liberation... Two ancient Indian philosophical systems that provide a framework for understanding reality and discipline leading to liberation.
Samkhya and Yoga refers to: Philosophical systems in Hindu tradition that explain the nature of existence and the means to achieve spiritual liberation... Two ancient Indian philosophical systems that provide a framework for understanding reality and discipline leading to liberation.
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Effulgent god refers to: Narayana, identified as the inner divine presence that connects all beings and is central to worship... A reference to the divine presence of God, symbolizing brilliance and glory in spiritual contexts.
Effulgent god refers to: Narayana, identified as the inner divine presence that connects all beings and is central to worship... A reference to the divine presence of God, symbolizing brilliance and glory in spiritual contexts.
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Daily worship refers to: Routine offering and worship to Hari (Vishnu) after the fourth day of installation... The recommendation to perform worship regularly, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness, devotion, and the proper use of items.
Daily worship refers to: Routine offering and worship to Hari (Vishnu) after the fourth day of installation... The recommendation to perform worship regularly, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness, devotion, and the proper use of items.
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Three-world refers to: Refers to the realms of existence recognized in many spiritual philosophies... The realms that are supported by Brahma and comprise the existence of living beings across various planes of reality.
Three-world refers to: Refers to the realms of existence recognized in many spiritual philosophies... The realms that are supported by Brahma and comprise the existence of living beings across various planes of reality.
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Bhagavata teaching refers to: The named teachings referred to in the text that outline the devotional practice and beliefs of the Bhagavatas... A specific religious teaching that Krishna Devakiputra presumably learned from Ghora Angirasa, although the exact nature of this teaching is unspecified.
Bhagavata teaching refers to: The named teachings referred to in the text that outline the devotional practice and beliefs of the Bhagavatas... A specific religious teaching that Krishna Devakiputra presumably learned from Ghora Angirasa, although the exact nature of this teaching is unspecified.
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Bhagavata religion refers to: A form of worship focused on devotion to God, aimed at granting ultimate salvation through service... A religious movement referenced in early literature, associated with the Bhagavatas and its antiquity in relation to Jainism and Buddhism.
Bhagavata religion refers to: A form of worship focused on devotion to God, aimed at granting ultimate salvation through service... A religious movement referenced in early literature, associated with the Bhagavatas and its antiquity in relation to Jainism and Buddhism.
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Ancient time refers to: A reference to mythological or historical periods in which significant events occurred... Refers to historical periods that precede modern eras, highlighting the age and tradition of the knowledge and events described.
Ancient time refers to: A reference to mythological or historical periods in which significant events occurred... Refers to historical periods that precede modern eras, highlighting the age and tradition of the knowledge and events described.
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Vasudeva-worship refers to: The practice of worshipping Vasudeva, suggesting its origins may align with the early stages of Jainism... A religious practice that involves the veneration of Vasudeva, considered contemporary with the earliest stages of Jainism.
Vasudeva-worship refers to: The practice of worshipping Vasudeva, suggesting its origins may align with the early stages of Jainism... A religious practice that involves the veneration of Vasudeva, considered contemporary with the earliest stages of Jainism.
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Water oblation refers to: Tarpana denotes the ritual offering of water intended to satisfy various deities, sages, and manes, signifying respect and acknowledgment of their roles... An offering of water during rituals which is intended to honor the deities associated with the mantras being recited.
Water oblation refers to: Tarpana denotes the ritual offering of water intended to satisfy various deities, sages, and manes, signifying respect and acknowledgment of their roles... An offering of water during rituals which is intended to honor the deities associated with the mantras being recited.
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Pancopanishadmantra refers to: A specific chant from the texts used during worship to invoke divine presence and consciousness... A sacred text mantra recited for purifying and spiritual achievement in Hindu rituals.
Pancopanishadmantra refers to: A specific chant from the texts used during worship to invoke divine presence and consciousness... A sacred text mantra recited for purifying and spiritual achievement in Hindu rituals.
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Bhakti refers to: The practice of devotion, considered the most effective method for attaining salvation according to the teachings of the Gita... Devotion or love towards God, which is an essential aspect of worship in this context.
Bhakti refers to: The practice of devotion, considered the most effective method for attaining salvation according to the teachings of the Gita... Devotion or love towards God, which is an essential aspect of worship in this context.
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Purusha refers to: In Vedanta and Sankhya philosophy, the Purusha represents the true self, consciousness, or spirit... The Imperishable Hari, who manifested from the primal darkness and is depicted as the creator of the universe.
Purusha refers to: In Vedanta and Sankhya philosophy, the Purusha represents the true self, consciousness, or spirit... The Imperishable Hari, who manifested from the primal darkness and is depicted as the creator of the universe.
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Cakramandala refers to: The sacred circle or mystic figure used in mantric practices... A geometric symbol representing the universe, used during spiritual practices.
Cakramandala refers to: The sacred circle or mystic figure used in mantric practices... A geometric symbol representing the universe, used during spiritual practices.
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Lord of the universe refers to: Refers to the divine as the ruler or sovereign of all existence... A title for the divine that signifies His overarching authority over all existence and beings.
Lord of the universe refers to: Refers to the divine as the ruler or sovereign of all existence... A title for the divine that signifies His overarching authority over all existence and beings.
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Divine and ancestral rites refers to: Ceremonies and rituals performed to honor deities and ancestors, pivotal in spiritual practice... Rituals performed to honor both deities and ancestors, considered sacred actions aligned with traditional practices.
Divine and ancestral rites refers to: Ceremonies and rituals performed to honor deities and ancestors, pivotal in spiritual practice... Rituals performed to honor both deities and ancestors, considered sacred actions aligned with traditional practices.