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In the Vedic terminology, it refers to a branch of the [[Veda]] (in a much larger sense) and the gro

In the Vedic terminology, it refers to a branch of the [[Veda]] in a much larger sense and the group

...s the society as a goddess, worships Her, and becomes one with Her. In the terminology of [[karma]] [[yoga]], the individual gets salvation in the described way a

==Terminology==

...and arctangent that were not known in Europe until after Newton. In modern terminology, these expansions are the Taylor series of the functions in question.

In tāntrik terminology, this entire process, which is in perfect harmony with the Vedic tradition,

* 5 edits propose using outdated terminology referring to the “Indus Civilization” vs the “Harrappa culture” or

...at time, collated and compiled a text in a coherent system in a scientific terminology. These texts were presented before the committee of the expert Ṛṣis and

...anches. Every branch evolved its technical terms and the knowledge of this terminology was essential.

...self. This is called [[dharana]] in [[yoga]] and nyasa in [[japa]]/upasana terminology. These categories are not mutually exclusive - nyasa can be done during arc

...he vocabulary, from Sanskrit. In Telugu, the situation is that grammatical terminology is imported wholesale from Sanskrit, though the meaning of the term is some ...darśanas]] or [[Āyurveda]] etc. require some amount of initiation into the terminology used therein. With Vedānta, often the difficulty is not with the language,

...presumes the existence of at least a rudimentary knowledge that in today's terminology would be called 'mechanical engineering'. ==Mercantile Terminology==

...yoga. However it is implicit and not explicit. Anyone well versed with the terminology of Kundalini yoga can understand that the central theme, trimurty of Purana

...votee, God and [[worship]]”. If this is to be expressed in non-theological terminology, it translates as “the state in which mind dissolves in self-consciousnes

===Confusion of terminology===

...fluenced by the non-dualistic school of [[Vedanta]]. It however shares its terminology with the other [[schools of philosophy]].

...has attained Nirvāṇa''" it is said, "''may justifiably employ theological terminology''<ref>It means dhammena so Brahma-vadam vadeyya."</ref><ref>P. 20 ''The phi

...on the Greek word for indefinite, this is called the Aorist. A lot of this terminology came from early studies in Indo-European languages, but the lables can some

...has attained Nirvāṇa''" it is said, "''may justifiably employ theological terminology''.<ref>It means dhammena so Brahma-vadam vadeyya."</ref><ref>P. 20 ''The ph

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