Nirvana (Nibanna)
Buddhist term for Mahasamadhi, or Nirvana, the complete dissolution of the Self, the ultimate goal of spiritual seekers.
Buddhist term for Mahasamadhi, or Nirvana, the complete dissolution of the Self, the ultimate goal of spiritual seekers.
Beyond the three states of waking, dreaming, and sleeping. A transcendental state of awareness and bliss.
Tendencies or desire; subliminal trait left behind in the mind by action and desire.
An experience of the vastness of the existence. Also, a rare Cosmic Vision of the Master granted by the master to the deserving disciple.
He who knows or is master of himself. A respectful title for a Hindu monk, usually a sanyasi, an initiate dedicated wholly to spiritual life.
Literally corpse posture. One of the over six hundred asanas in the classical yogic tradition. Practiced intermittently between other asanas, it is known for its rejuvenating effect on the system.
Literally pupil or disciple. One who has submitted himself to a teacher or a Guru.
Literally purification. A basic component of spiritual life.