Surya Mandala
S urya Mandala is the right eye of Sadashiva. The right eye of Sadashiva represents power and Life. It is the bio-memory of Sadashiva. It is the energy from which Kalabhairava & Veerabhadra manifested. The Surya mandala carries this energy and can make you manifest powers strongly.
Advaita: Non-duality; the space of experiencing oneness, infinity with Cosmos where each one is infinitely powerful and infinitely intelligent. Advaita truth integrates the Self and Creator into one non-dual entity, where everything is 'you' and 'you' are everything.
Akashic Records: The cosmic records of all happenings - past, present, future, imprinted in Space or Akasha element. Only incarnations or Avatars, beyond time and space, can directly read, decode these records and reveal the Truths.
Ashta mahaāsiddhis: the eight extraordinary mystical powers
Avyakta: unseen or unmanifest
Avataār: Incarnation, the Supreme Divine; formless energy, the Super-conscious energy that manifests in human or living form for a specific Cosmic mission to bless, protect and grace humanity; Avatāar literally means 'the happening or the appearance or the descent' as they appear in human plane with complete consciousness. Krishna promises in Bhagavad Gitaā that Incarnations ṛṣ or enlightened beings who eternally happen again and again to protect their devotees (Sāadhu), to destroy the adhaārmic (wicked) forces and to re-establish dharma, the Yoga, sacred science of Enlightenment.
Bhagavaān: literally god who possesses fortune, divinity; the blessed one; often used for an incarnation, the Supreme God or embodiment of Absolute Truth
Blindfolded Reading – The act of reading things and cognizing objects or having sight with eyes closed and covered with a cloth using the divine power of the Third Eye, which intuitively cognizes beyond the normal seen.
Brahma: the Lord of Creation
Brahmaanda: Cosmos, macrocosm
Brahmaastra: divine nuclear weapon in Vedic history of Bharat by great accomplished warriors and sages; invoked by the power of mantras, sound vibration frequency. Used in Mahāabharat world war
Brahmacarya: the state of living without fantasies or living like Bhagavan; the person who walks the path of Brahma (Divine)
Darshan: vision; usually referred to seeing divinity
Dharma: righteousness, the eternal path of living in righteousness or Truth
Deeksha: grace bestowed by the Master (Guru) and the energy transferred by the Master to the disciple as an initiation or any other time, through a mantra, a touch, a glance or even a thought.
Divya chakshu: divine eye. Also called divya netra
Ghee: clarified butter
Guru: Spiritual Master; literally one who leads from gu (darkness) to ru (light)
Gurukul, Gurukulam: literally 'tradition of guru', refers to the ancient education system in which children were handed over to a Guru at a very young age by parents for upbringing and education.
Hiranya garbha: literally means 'the golden womb' where gold means the space of completion and joy of creation.Upanishads calls it the source of creation of the Universe or the manifested cosmos.
Ida: along with pingala and sushumna, the virtual energy pathway through which pranic energy flows awakening the Kunalini energy
Incompletion – (or apurnatva) Anything that does not allow, anything which stands in between you and the present moment, acting as a barrier; not allowing you to connect completely with life and with other people (as defined by THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM).
Ishvara: Lord of the Universe
Ishvaratva: the space of leadership consciousness awakened by the tattva of responsibility; the dimension of being the Lord where one takes ownership and responsibility for the whole Universe
Ishavasya Upanishad or Ishopanishad: (lit: enveloped by Energy or a, Lord) The first and one of the Īś shortest Upanishads of the Hindu scriptures
Jagat: Universe
Kalpataru, Kalpavriksha: a wish-fulfilling divine tree; sacred banyan tree embodying cosmic energy; associated with spiritual awakening
Mantra: a sound, a formula; sometimes a word or a set of words, which because of their inherent sounds, have energizing properties. Mantras are used as sacred chants to worship and invoke the Divine
Maya Matrix: that which is not reality, but gives the illusion that it is real