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Ghee: clarified butter

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Guṇa: three human behavioural characteristics or predispositions; satva, rajas and tamas.

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Guru: Master; lit. one who leads from gu (darkness) to ru (light)

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Guḍākeśā: one who has transcended sleep by conquering his incompletions; refers to a name of Arjuna, called in Gītā.

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