Sanskrit Dictionary - T

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Sanskrit Dictionary - T

Sanskrit Dictionary - T

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Tamas – an energy, its principle of solidity, immobile resistance and inertia; one of the gunas
Tanmatras – which are the subtle inner essences of sound feel, aspect, flavour and odor.
Tapas – is the practice of conserving energy and directing it toward the goal of yoga, toward union with
the atman.
Tat – thou
Tvam – art
TANUMANASA – Attenuation of mental activities. The mind, abandoning the many, remains fixed on
the One. SEVEN STAGES OF KNOWLEDGE – Stage 3
TURIYA – Perpetual Samadhi SEVEN STAGES OF KNOWLEDGE – Stage 7
Trataka – fourth shatkarmas; technique of gazing into steadfastly upon an object such as a candle flame, mandala or yantra.
Tadakaranilai [tudaakaarunilai]: abiding in the form of That (the Self)
Taijasa [taijus]: the individual being in dream; brilliance
Tamas [tumus]: inertia; darkness; ignorance; ego; one of the three primal qualities - described as black
Tanha [tunhaa]: thirst (for living)
Tanmatra (s) [tunmaatra]: elements in their subtle forms
Tanmaya [tunmuya]: full of the Self
Tanmaya nishta [tunmuya nishtha]: abidance in the Self
Tanumanasa [tunumaanus]: tenuous mind; one of the seven stages of enlightenment
Tapas (tapasya) [tupus (tupusyaa)]: austerity
Tapobhrashta [tupobhrusht]: one who has fallen away from his auterities
Tapta-aya-pindavat [tupt uya pinduvut]: like a red-hot iron ball
Tat [tut]: That; Brahman
Tat tvam asi [tut tvum usi]: 'That thou art'
Tathagata [tuthaagut]: a Buddha, literally the Thus-Gone; the Suchness of all Dharmas
Tathata [ ]: Suchness; essence of mind; Buddha-nature; Tao; true Self
Tattva [tuttva]: truth; essence of a thing
Tattva bhoda [tuttva bodh]: knowledge of the Truth
Tattva jnana [tuttva j^naan]: knowledge of Brahman or Atman
Tattvam [tuttvuM]: Reality; Truth
Tejas [tejus]: effulgence
Tejo rupa [tejo rup]: of the form of light
Tejomaya [tejomuya]: full of light
Tirtha [teertha]: a sacred river or tank
Tripitaka [ ]: the entire collection of Buddhist scriptures
Triputi [same]: triad like seer, seen and seeing
Turavu (Tamil) [turuvu]: renunciation
Turiyatita (turiwateeta) [tureeyaatit]: beyond the fourth state; the Self
Turya (turiya) [same]: the fourth state beyond waking, dreaming and deep sleep; ever present and unchanging witness-Consciousness
Turyaga [turyugaa]: beyond words; one of the seven stages of enlightenment
Tyaga [tyaag]: giving up

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