Mantric
Of mantra; one who is an adept in the use of mantras.
Hinduism, M_Category
Mahabharata
One of India’s great national epics, which revolves around the conflict between two royal families, the Pandavas and Kauravas, in the great battle of Kurukshetra, approximately 5200 B.C. The plot illustrates simple truths and ethical principles.
Linga_Bhairavi, M_Category
Mahadevi
Great goddess, a common epithet for Parvathi the consort of Shiva.
M_Category
Mahanadi
A major Indian river flowing through central India, known for its devastating floods.
Enlightenment, M_Category, Spirituality
Mahaparinibbanna
Buddhist term for Mahasamadhi, or Nirvana, the complete dissolution of the Self, the ultimate goal of spiritual seekers.
M_Category
Maharaj
Literally great king, a respectful form of address for an Indian monarch or spiritual leader.
Enlightenment, M_Category, Spirituality
Mahasamadhi
Complete dissolution of the Self also known as Nirvana, and Mahaparinibbana in other spiritual traditions. The dropping of the physical body in full awareness.
Adiyogi, M_Category, Mahashivratri
Mahashivratri
An important festival in India, celebrated on the night before the new moon in the month of Magha, or February-March, each year. On this night spiritual seekers observe an all-night vigil filled with chanting and meditation, keeping their spines upright to support the upsurge of spiritual energy. At Isha, this night is colourfully celebrated in the presence of Sadhguru, drawing thousands of meditators from all over the world.