- Jiva (Sanskrit: जीव, IAST: jīva), also
referred as Jivātman, is a
living being or any
entity imbued with a life
force in
Hinduism and Jainism. The word...
- framework, the core
belief involves the
divinity of each
individual soul (
jivatma). Each
person harbors this "indwelling God (divinity)"; thus,
conduct which...
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represents the time
Human Body
takes to come to this universe-8
months (
Jivatma). The
temple typically opens at 4:00 am on most days and
closes at 8:00...
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Manipura Vishnu Varahi Lakini Anahata Rudra Vaishnavi Rakini Vishuddha Jivatma Kaumari Dakini Ajna
Paramatmaa Maheshvari Hakini Sahasrara Sadashiva Bramhani...
- 1
millennium BCE). As
stated in the last, 3.6 "In the
heart verily is
Jivātma. Here a
hundred and one nāḍis arise. For each of
these nāḍis
there are...
- and "the
ecstatic condition in
which the 'equality' that is
identity of
Jīvātmā and Paramātma is realized. The
experience is
achieved after the absorption...
- 'me' and sa is 'he',
together meaning 'I am he'. Here, 'I'
refers to the
jivatma or jivatama, the
living soul, and 'he' the
paramatma or
paramatama or supreme...
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Mokhsha with Fanafillah,
Ittihad with Nirvana:
union between Paramatma in
Jivatma,
Avatar or
Incarnation with Hulul,
Vedanta with
Wahdatul Ujud, Mujahadah...
- जीवात्मपरमात्मनोः॥ saṁyogo yoga
ityukto jīvātma-paramātmanoḥ॥ Yoga is the
union of the
individual self (
jivātma) with the
supreme self (paramātma). —Yoga...
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illusion of Samsara. This
cycle is
broken only by self-realization by the
Jivatma. This self-realization is
Moksha (Turiya, Kaivalya). The
concept of moksha...
