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Sri Harinama Cintamani :: Glossary (part 3) |
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| palyadasi-bhava |
the transcendental sentiment of the mood of a kept maidservant of Krsna. |
| pan |
an intoxicating preparation made from betel nuts and leaves,
catechu, pan and other spices. |
| panca-tattva |
the transcendental incarnation of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, manifested in five features: the Lord Himself (Lord
Caitanya), the Lord's expansion (Sri Nityananda Prabhu),
His incarnation (Sri Advaita Prabhu), His internal potency
(Sri Gadadhara Thakura), and His devotee (Sri Srivasa
Prabhu). |
| Pancopasana |
worship of the five primary demigods: Visnu, Surya, Siva,
Durga and Ganesa; it is a form of covered impersonalism
because Visnu is worshipped as a demigod instead of as the
Supreme Personality of Godhead. |
| pandita |
a learned Vedic scholar whose knowledge is based on
scripture. |
| >para-sabi |
the Lord's supreme divine potency. Therefore there is no
inherent difference between the form of Krsna and His
divine nature of para-sakti. |
| parakastha |
the transcendental sentiment of excellence, parakiya-rasa
paramour relationship. Rasa can never come to a full bloom
other than in the parakiya-rasa. |
Awareness refers not to the stream of mindstuff (thoughts, feelings, emotions, ideas, forms, etc.) but rather to the inherent characteristic or ability that enables you, the self, to perceive the stream of mindstuff.
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| paramananda |
the highest happiness; without the mercy of Radharani he
can never experience it; for this the jiva has to pray very
sincerely and humbly to attain the devotional sentiments of
a resident of Vraja and become intensely greedy for his or
her association. |
| paramatma |
the Lord's expansion of Garbhodakasayi Visnu within the
heart of every living entity, providing intelligence to the
living beings as the Supersoul. |
| parampara |
the disciplic-succession system of spiritual knowledge beginning with the Lord Himself, and continuing down to the
present day. |
| parinisthita |
a sadhaka dedicated to rules and regulations; he organizes
his life and activities to conform to the rules of devotional
service and Deity worship. |
| prakrti |
material and spiritual nature, or that which is enjoyed by the
purusa, or Supreme Lord; includes the Vaikuntha planets,
the jivas, and material nature. |
| pramadi |
the offense of inattentive chanting of the holy name. |
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