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'''Asana''', [[Sanskrit]] for "sitting posture" (''asanam'' is 'sitting' or 'as' / ''aste'' is 'he The word ''asana'' in [[Sanskrit]] does appear in many contexts denoting physical position, although, as not

The '''Yoga Sutras of Patanjali''' are a collection of [[Sanskrit]] sutras (verses) attributed to the Indian sage [[Patanjali]] around the 3r The ''Yoga Sutras'' are grouped into four books or chapters (Sanskrit ''pada''):

The Markandeya Purana is written in [[Sanskrit]] and is considered to be "Smriti" (remembered by ordinary human beings and ...-with-english-translation-e158204593.html PDF version with English ''and'' Sanskrit] is on PDF drive.

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...ed Indo-Aryan martial art, Simhanada-Vajramukti which translated from it's Sanskrit name means – Simha – Lion; Nada – Roar, a warrior's battle cry; Vagra

'''Shatkarma''' is a [[Sanskrit]] word that refers to the [[Yoga|Yogic]] practices involving purificaton of

...he classical period, the vernacular was Khmer but the court language was [[Sanskrit]]. In the past, this was also the case in the [[Kingdom of Champa]] in what

...several Latin-script transcriptions, such as the standard transcription of Sanskrit, Pali and related languages.

...nded down in other traditions). They tell how Kassapa (known as Kāśyapa in Sanskrit), apparently the senior surviving disciple of the Buddha, convened it short ...e allowed to accept money. On the advice of an aged monk named Sabbakāmin (Sanskrit Sarvagāmin), who had been a pupil of Ānanda, it was agreed they should no

The '''32 Names of Durga''' (Sanskrit: ''Durgādvātriḿśatnāmamālā'') is a [[mantra]] that may be chanted a ...ning turbulent thoughts. The meanings of each name as translated from the Sanskrit can be used as visualizations of desirable spiritual capabilities. The nam

...ine and in numerous languages, including Greek, Latin, German, English and Sanskrit, and, as discussed above, gained repute for his lexicographic work, a schol

...New York 1963 (Dover), Delhi 1968. Still the only English translation from Sanskrit. (All subsequent translations have been made from Kumārajīva's Chinese ve ...tle, this work survives only in Chinese and may well never have existed in Sanskrit]

...ndian subcontinent]], evolved from the [[Magadhi Prakrit]], [[Pāli]] and [[Sanskrit]] languages.

...atars''' are virtual representations of people. Originally derived from [[Sanskrit]], the word signifies “the visible form that Gods take on Earth.”<ref n

In [[Hindu mythology]], '''Amrita''' (Sanskrit, literally: "no death") is the drink of the [[deity|gods]], which grants th

...as '''the Buddha''',<ref>'buddha' is the perfect passive particle of the [[Sanskrit]] root 'budh'. The literal meaning of "buddha", therefore, is 'awakened,' o

'''Sant Mat''' (sanskrit: ''[[Guru]]'') was a loosely associated group of teachers that became promi ...of the Sants.' The term ''Sant'' is derived from the [[Sanskrit]] ''[[Sat (Sanskrit)|sat]]'' (सद) and has overlapping usages (truth, real, reality, honest,

...ns: [[Buddhism]], [[Jainism]] and [[Hinduism]], '''nirvāṇa''' (from the [[Sanskrit]] निर्वाण, [[Pali]]: '''Nibb&#257;na''' or '''Nibb&#257;ṇa' The word nirvāṇa is formed from the negative prefix nir and a [[Sanskrit]] root which may be either vā, meaning to blow, or vṛ, meaning to cover.

...dialect in which the [[Vedic literature]] was composed and to Classical [[Sanskrit]], but not completely identical with either.

...century BC]] grammarian who formulated 3,959 rules of [[Sanskrit language|Sanskrit]] [[morphology (linguistics)|morphology]], known as the ''{{Unicode|[[Aṣ�