List of Words - śabda-yoga

 List of Words 

(as per the alphabetical order of Sanskrit)

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Word Count: 61  

A

  1. Atha
  2.  Anuśāsana
  3.  Anumāna
  4. Avasthāna
  5.  Akliṣṭa 
  6. abhāva  
  7. abhyāsa


Ā

  1. Āgama 
  2. Ālambana 


ī

  1. Īśvara


k

  1. kaivalya
  2. karma 
  3. kliṣṭa  
  4. kleśa 

 

kh

  1. Khyāti

 

G

  1. Guṇa

 

C

  1. Citta

 

J

  1. jñāna


D

  1. Dṛḍhā
  2. Draṣṭā 

 

 

N

  1. Nidrā
  2. Nirodha 


p

  1. Puruṣa
  2. Prakṛti 
  3. Prajñā
  4. Pratiṣṭhā  
  5. Pratyakṣa  
  6. pratyaya 
  7. praṇidhāna
  8. Pramāṇa 

 

 

B

  1. Bhūmiḥ  

   

M

  1. Mithyā 


Y

  1. Yoga
  2. Yatnaḥ

R

  1. Rūpa 

 L

  1. Laya

V

  1. Vastu  
  2. Vikalpa
  3. Vicāra 
  4. Vitarka
  5. viparyaya
  6. vibhūti
  7. Vipāka 
  8. Viṣaya   
  9. Vairāgya 
  10. vṛtti
  11. Vīrya

 

ś

  1. Śraddhā 
  2. śabda  
  3. śūnya 

 

S

  1. Satkāraḥ
  2. samādhi
  3. Saṃvega
  4. Saṃskāra 
  5. Sādhana 
  6. Sārūpya 
  7. Sūtra   
  8. Sthitiḥ
  9. Svarūpa 
  10. Smṛti  
  11. Samprajñāta

 







 

 

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