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Sri Harinama Cintamani :: Glossary (part 4) |
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| sambandha |
the transcendental sentiment of relationship. |
sambandha-
jnana |
knowledge of the correct understanding of the relationship
between God, His energies, and the jiva. |
| sambandha-rupa |
devotional service embellished by raga (which see), which
is of two kinds: kama-rupa (amorous) and sambandha-rupa
(relational); see also raganuga-bhakti. |
sambandha-
tattva |
the correct understanding of the relationship between God,
His energies, and the jiva. |
| sambhoga-rasa |
the devotional mood of enjoying directly with Lord Krsna;
sincere devotees should discard any notions of endeavoring
for sambhoga rasa, since such an attempt will certainly end
in failure. |
| samipya |
one of the four kinds of liberation accepted by Vaisnavas;
close association with the Lord. |
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| sampatti-dasa |
the stage of inheritance. Finally, when he can separate
himself from all his temporary material designations and is
steadily fixed in that original spiritual identity for which he
yearns, he has reached sampatti-dasa — the inheritance of
his spiritual identity. |
| sampradaya |
the disciplic succession beginning from a very prominent
devotee of the Lord. There are four commonly accepted
Vaisnava sampradayas: Brahma, Kumara, Sri and Rudra. |
| samvit |
the knowledge potency of the Lord, latent within the jiva,
through which the Lord realizes His supreme divinity and
also makes others know of it. |
| sanatana dharma |
the form of Vedic society composed of four occupational
orders (brahmana, ksatriya, vaisya and sudra) and four
spiritual orders of life (brahmacari, grhastha, vanaprastha
and sannyasa), and centered around the performance of
devotional service to the Lord. |
| sanchari-bhava |
directs the flow of ecstatic sentiments in sthayi bhava
(which see); in other words, sthayi bhava is its matrix—it
expands sthayi bhava and finally merges into it. |
| sandesa |
a sweet made from natural cheese. |
| sandhini |
the Lord's transcendental potency of eternal existence. |
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