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Short for 8 400 000 births

8 400 000

:

One gets human birth only after passing through 8 400 000 lower forms of births

Adi Guru

:

The First and Foremost Guru

Adi Nath

:

The First and Foremost Nath (Nath Yogi)

Adventures of Rama

:

The Ramayana written by Sage Valmiki

Atma

:

The Spirit Soul

Azad Muni

:

A Saint of Freedom or Independence

Bodhisattwa

:

The Enlightened One

Brahma

:

The Impersonal God

Brahma Jnani

:

The Knower of Brahma

Couples of Trinity

:

Trinity with their consorts

Dada Guru

:

Guru’s Guru, Grand Guru

Dharma

:

The Righteousness

Dharma’s Wheel

:

The symbol (wheel) of the Righteousness

Eternal Father

:

Guru

Fool-hard

:

Whom or which a fool cannot understand

Goat’s testicles

:

Unnoticeable, worthless things

Gods of Trinity

:

Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva, The three Lords together

Govinda

:

Lord Krishna, God

Gunas

:

The qualities

Guru

:

Spiritual Teacher

Gurudrohi

:

Betrayer of Guru

Holy Song of the Lord

:

The Gita

Indra

:

The ruler of heaven

Jihad

:

The Holy war

Karmas

:

The obligatory duties, all actions

Lord Brahma

:

The Creator

Lord Ganesha

:

The God of obstacles and their remover

Lord Rama

:

Hero of the Ramayana. An incarnation of God

Lord Shesa

:

The Supporter

Lord Shiva

:

The Destroyer

Lord Vishnu

:

The Preserver or the Sustainer

Mahatmas

:

The Great Souls

Mathaji

:

Mother Goddess

Mathaji’s Lord

:

Husband of Goddess Mathaji, Lord Shiva

Maya

:

Illusion

Minute Indweller

:

Atma, the Spirit, Soul

Mithyawadi Baba

:

A Saint who speaks illusion/false

Mooladhara wheel

:

It is one of the subtle centres of the body

Mother Saraswathi

:

Goddess of education and learning

Mouni Baba

:

A Yogi who observes Silence

My Dad

:

My Guru

Nigura

:

The one who has no Guru or has not been initiated

Nirvana

:

The Eternal Bliss.

Pardada Guru

:

Guru’s Guru’ Guru, Great Grand Guru

Rpb

:

Revolutions per breath

Saints’s Haridwar

:

The sacred place for saints

Siddhas

:

The Perfect Beings

Sikh’s Gurudwara

:

The place of worship for Sikhs

The South

:

The hell

The Trinity

:

The Creator, The Preserver, and The Destroyer – The Three called together.

Vasanas

:

The past acquired tendencies for enjoying the sense objects. Mental tendencies, acquired during the experiences of all previous births, for enjoying sense objects

Vishaya

:

The object of the senses

Yama

:

The God of Death, the ruler of hell