jnana

This type of Jnana or knowledge is not exactly like book learning.

But to those few who seek jnana, Arunachala always makes itself known through some means or other.

The idea of jnana centers around a cognitive event which is recognized when experienced.

Both these approaches are termed the path of jnana ("knowledge").

The hands may rest on the knees in chin or jnana mudra.

As a noun the word means the imparter of knowledge (jnana).

First it stands for the realization of the ultimate Reality, a real enlightenment (jnana).

Jnana Prabodhini works in fields such as education, research, rural development, health and youth organisation.

Jnana Shakti is "the power of intellect, real wisdom, or knowledge".

Bhakti is the means of salvation, though Jnana is also useful.

He was named Jnana as a child.

Love for the truth therefore combines the traditional bhakti and jnana perspectives on spirituality.

The tirthankara are said to have attained perfect knowledge, known as keval jnana.

In his whole lifetime, he performed almost 690 Jnana Yagna.

The Jnana yoga is described in the final chapter of this Purana.

Sruta Jnana Acquired through understanding of verbal and written sentences.

They were one step away from attaining enlightened or Kevala Jnana.

Such knowledge comes under the category of 'Manhaparyaya Jnana'.

Jnana Prokash Ghosh to help him decide which instrument to continue with.

Rather Jnana is discovering one's self and uncovering it's mysteries through direct inner contemplation.

The knowledge acquired through the empirical perception and mind is termed as Mati Jnana.

Shuddhananda (pure bliss) was given to him by his friend Jnana Siddha.

Related terms are jnana, prajna and prajnam, "pure consciousness".

He later founded Jnana, which developed the Virtual Patent Advisor.

Presently, the Karnataka Jnana Aayoga has identified six primary focus areas.