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Pratiloma is a
Sanskrit term used in the M****mriti, that is the Laws of Manu (Shraddhadeva Manu), to
describe a
hypogamous union between a high born...
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control the left nostril.
Inverted Anuloma breath is
called Pratiloma and
involves inhaling through alternating nostrils and
exhaling through...
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perceptions and
mental activity.[according to whom?]
Kapalabhati Pranayama Pratiloma ujjayi is a
variant of
ujjayi breathing,
inhaling and
exhaling through...
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classical Hindu law books,
which used the
Sanskrit terms anuloma and
pratiloma, respectively, for the two concepts. The term
hypergyny is used to describe...
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accepted historically. On the
other hand, the
reverse union called Pratiloma marriages,
where a high born
woman unites with a man of low
birth (relative...
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Anuloma and
Pratiloma.[citation needed] Some
inscriptions refers to
artisans as
Rathakara and are said to have been born as
Anuloma and
Pratiloma. Anulomas...
- Veṅkaṭādhvarin in
Kanchi around 1650 CE. It is a "bidirectional" poem (anuloma-
pratiloma-akṣara-kāvya)
which narrates the
story of Rāma when read forwards, and...
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numerous practices such as
marriages outside one's
varna (see
anuloma and
pratiloma), such as
between a
Brahmin man and a
Shudra woman in
verses 9.149–9.157...
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economic status Dasharatha Sharma described Khatris of
Rajasthan as a
mixed pratiloma caste of low
ritual status but they
could be a
mixed caste born of Kshatriya...
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marriages between men of
lower birth and
women of
higher birth (
pratiloma) were
frowned upon.
Ancient Hindu literature identified four varnas: Brahmins...
