BHAKTI

Meaning of BHAKTI in English

ˈbəktē noun

( -s )

Etymology: Sanskrit, literally, portion, share, from bhajati he grants, allots

Hinduism : religious devotion : love directed toward a personal deity

• bhak·tic ˈbaktik, ˈbək- adjective

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BHAKTI — noun Etymology: Sanskrit, literally, portion Date: 1832 devotion to a deity constituting a way to salvation in Hinduism
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BHAKTI — Southern Asian devotional movement, particularly in Hinduism , emphasizing the love of a devotee for his or her personal god. …
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BHAKTI — /buk"tee/ , n. Hinduism. 1. selfless devotion as a means of reaching Brahman. Cf. jnana, karma (def. 1). 2. ( …
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BHAKTI — n. (Hinduism) loving and selfless devotion to a deity as means of achieving salvation
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BHAKTI — noun Etymology: Sanskrit, literally, portion Date: 1832 : devotion to a deity constituting a way to salvation in Hinduism
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BHAKTI — [ 'bʌkti ] ■ noun Hinduism devotional worship directed to one supreme deity, usually Vishnu or Shiva. Origin from Sanskrit.
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BHAKTI — [bhak.ti] n [Skt, lit., portion] (1832): devotion to a deity constituting a way to salvation in Hinduism
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BHAKTI — n. Southern Asian devotional movement, particularly in Hinduism , emphasizing the love of a devotee for his or her personal …
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BHAKTI — n. Pronunciation: ' b ə k-t ē Function: noun Etymology: Sanskrit, literally, portion Date: 1832 : devotion to a deity …
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BHAKTI YOGA — noun Etymology: Sanskrit bhaktiyoga, from bhakti + yoga : devotional yoga
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BHAKTI-MARGA — |bəktē|märgə noun Etymology: Sanskrit bhaktimārga, from bhakti + mārga path, from mṛga deer, gazelle Hinduism : approach to salvation by …
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VAISHNAVISM — Worship of Vishnu as the supreme deity, as well as of his incarnations, mainly Rama and Krishna . Vaishnavism is …
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RAMANUJA — born с 1017, Shriperumbudur, India died 1137, Shrirangam Indian theologian and philosopher, the most influential thinker of devotional Hinduism . …
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RAMANA MAHARSHI — orig. Venkataraman Aiyer born Dec. 30, 1879, Madurai, Madras state, India died April 14, 1950, Tiruvannamalai Hindu spiritual leader. Born …
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RAMA — I Major Hindu deity. The name became associated with Ramacandra, the seventh incarnation of Vishnu , whose story is told …
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RADHA — In Hindu mythology, mistress of the god Krishna when he lived among the cowherds of Vrndavana. Though Radha was the …
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LINGAYAT — Member of a Hindu sect that worships Shiva as the only deity. It has a wide following in southern India. …
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GURU — In Hinduism , a personal spiritual teacher. In ancient India, knowledge of the bhakti movement further increased the importance of …
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CAITANYA MOVEMENT — Emotional form of Hinduism that developed in the 16th century, inspired by the mode of worship originated by Centred in …
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BHAGAVATA — Member of the earliest recorded Hindu sect, representing the beginnings of theistic, devotional worship and modern Vaishnavism . The Bhagavata …
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BHAGAVADGITA — (Sanskrit: "Song of God") One of the greatest of the Hindu scriptures, constituting part of the Mahabharata . It is …
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BHAKTIC — adjective see bhakti
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SVARABHAKTI — I. ˌsf]ärəˈbäktē, ˌsv], ˌsw], -ˈbak-, ]ərəˈbək-, -ti noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit, literally, part of a vowel, from svara …
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MARGA — ˈmärgə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit mārga path, from mṛga deer, gazelle 1. Hinduism : one of several ways …
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HINDUISM — -üˌizəm noun ( -s ) 1. usually capitalized : a complex body of social, cultural, and religious beliefs and practices …
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MARGA — (Sanskrit: path), in Hinduism, the path, or way, of reaching salvation. In Hindu tradition three means are enumerated: jana-marga, the …
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TULSIDAS — born 1543?, probably Rajapur, India died 1623, Varanasi Indian sacred poet whose principal work, the Ramcaritmanas (Sacred Lake of the …
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TAMIL — people originally of southern India and speaking Tamil, one of the principal languages of the Dravidian family. Numbering about 57,000,000 …
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HINDUISM — the beliefs, practices, and socioreligious institutions of the Hindus (originally, the inhabitants of the land of the Indus River). Introduced …
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HARE KRISHNA
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DVAITA — (Sanskrit: Dualism), an important school in the orthodox Hindu philosophical system of Vedanta. Its founder was Madhva, also called Anandatirtha …
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