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Avadhi Seva Shakti Shanka Shata Shata vedaniya Sheelvan
Shraddha Shresthi Shrutagnan
Samayik
Introspection meditations on errors
committed Samkit
Right understanding Samsaran
Constantly changing or evolving Samvar
Blockage against an inflow of new
karmic matter Samvatsari
Yearly pratikraman Samyak buddhi Enlightened intellect Sanatan sookha Eternal bliss Sanghpati
Administrative head of a religious
organization Sangmeshwar Bhagwan One accepted by all religions Sangnya
An association; Influence Sanyast
Self-realized Sansar
Worldly life Sanskar
Innate tendencies Santosh
Satisfaction Sanyam
Control Sanyog
Circumstance Sarvagnya
Omniscient One Saspruha
One who has acquired the Self Sat purush
Enlightened being Satdev
Sat means eternal, Dev means god Satdharma
True religion Sati
Widow who chooses to self-immolate
on her husband's funeral pyre Satkarmi
Fortunate one Satpurush
Self-realized person Satsang
Company of the Self and that which
leads to the Self Sattva
Goodness, relative awareness Satvik
Vegetarian Satvikta
Guna of prakruti which is encouraged Satya Satyug
Time cycle of purity in thoughts, speech
Shubha Shuddhatma Shukla dhyan Siddha Kshetra Siddhis Sookshmatam sookshma Sookshma sharira sookshmatar Spandan Sutras Swadharma Swabhav Swabhavik Swachhand
and actions Senses Service Energy: power Suspicion Pleasure Experience of pleasure A person in whom inner energies have fully expressed Faith and belief Man of highest quality Knowledge meant to be heard; Spoken knowledge Good actions Pure Soul Constant awareness as the Self Location where all liberated Souls reside Special spiritual powers Subtlest Subtle Subtle body Subtler Vibration Aphorisms Religion of the Self Inherent state Naturally act according his self-guided will and intellect Dharma of the Self The Self has the quality that illuminates both the non-Self as well as the Self Knowledge of the Self Jain sect that believes in idol worship and rituals and visit derasars
Swadharma Swa-parprakashak
Truth
Swaroop Gnan Swetambar
