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thoughts, speech and acts. Niyamraj
Natural law Paap
Demerit karma Paapanubandhi paap Current demerit karma that creates new
demerit karma. Paapanubandhi punya Current merit karma that creates new
demerit karma. Pappadum
Lentil wafer Par-dharma
Dharma of another in the context of the atma, the dharmas of the material world;
the nature of the non-Self. Parmaarth samkit The right belief of the Self Parmanoo
Subatomic particle Parmatma
Absolute Self Par-samaya
Constantly absorbed in circumstances that
involve everything but the Self Parsatta
Outside one's authority. Paryaya
Phases Pita
Bilious; bile; one of the three Ayurvedic components of the non-Self.
The direct light of the Self Pragna bhaav That which leads towards the Self. Prakrut
The non-Self Prakruti
Nature, inherent characteristic traits; complex of thoughts, speech and acts which is a result karma of past life; innate
nature; the non-Self, relative self Pramad
Sheer spiritual apathy; laziness Pranayam
Yoga of breathing techniques. Prapta
Now; present in front of you Prarabdha
Destiny: All the unfolding karma effects in this life: That which happens to a human being in this life;
Pratikraman
Reversal from aggression in thoughts, speech and acts after recall, true inner remorseful confession and a determination
not to repeat the aggression. Pratishtha Ceremonious installation of an idol: To instill
the life force into the non-Self. Pratishthit atma Relative or charged self. This relative self
exists because one thinks, I am Chandulal." The belief is in the wrong place. This creates
new worlds for Chandulal. Pratyakhyan Sincere pledge of never slipping into the
mistake again Prematma
Embodiment of love Pudgal
Complex of intake and output; body
complex Pudgalic
Integrating and disintegrating through intake
and output Punya
Merit karmas Punyanubandhi paap Current demerit karma causing new merit
karma. Punyanubandhi punya Current merit karma causing new merit
karma. Puran
Intake Puran-galan Input-output Purush
Self-realized Purusharth
Independent effort: Self-oriented efforts: That effort which does not require any
external evidences. Raag
Attachment; a situation arising out of
ignorance of the Self Raina tree Unique to certain parts of India, this tree
yields small yellow fruits and very knotty hard wood.
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