-
latter means "liberation or eman****tion
after death, in afterlife".
Jīvanmukta (Sanskrit: जीवन्मुक्त) is an
adjective derived from a
combination of Sanskrit...
- Makarici; 30
December 1879 – 14
April 1950) was an
Indian Hindu sage and
jivanmukta (liberated being). He was born
Venkataraman Iyer, but is
mostly known...
-
Trishna (thirst). The
Jivanmukta is
beyond Trishna. He is, not becoming. He does not even long for salvation. He is content. A
Jivanmukta will
always transact...
-
third chapter of the
Upanishad discusses the
state of
Samadhi and that is
Jivanmukta (living liberation). It
defines Samadhi as that
state of
Atman and pure...
- block, Jharkhand,
India Mukti (disambiguation)
Moksha (disambiguation)
Jivanmukta (from
Sanskrit moksa, freedom) and paramukta,
concepts in
Hinduism This...
- "sages"). A
Brahmarshi is a sage who has
attained enlightenment and
became a
Jivanmukta by
completely understanding the
meaning of
Brahman and has
attained the...
-
spiritual figures in
Hinduism during the 20th century. He is
considered a
Jivanmukta (Sanskrit for one
liberated while alive).[clarification needed] Narasimha...
- Videhamukti, Yoga,
champions householder life
Jivanmukta, Charya-Kriyā-Yoga-Jnana Bhakti, Tantra, Yoga
Jivanmukta, Advaita, Yoga,
champions monastic life...
-
speaks firmly and with
sweet words. When a
Jivanmukta dies he
achieves Paramukti and
becomes a Paramukta.
Jivanmukta experience liberation while alive and...
- acts
without consideration for
standard social etiquette. Avadhūta is a
Jivanmukta who
gives his
insight to
others and
teaches them
about his realisation...
