- philosophy".
Loctefeld and
other scholars translate ananda as "bliss".
Satcitananda is
therefore translated as "truth
consciousness bliss", "reality consciousness...
- one of
three aspects forming the
satcitananda nature of the Absolute,
according to the
Vedic scriptures.
Satcitananda Citta Siddhar Maharishi Mahesh Yogi...
-
advocating it as a
system for moksha. The text also
presents the
Brahman as
satcitananda theme, with
masculine and
feminine Shiva-Shakti as a unity, and perception...
-
Ganapati Upanishad 16th or 17th
century Ganesha, Shiva, Brahman, Atman, Om,
Satcitananda Pancabrahma Upanishad About 7th
century CE Shiva, Sadashiva, nondualism...
- the
phrase "anadi (beginningless)
ananta (endless)
akhanda (unbroken)
satcitananda (being-consciousness-bliss)"
refers to the Infinite, the
single non-dual...
- same as
other Hindu gods, as
ultimate truth and
reality (Brahman), as
satcitananda, as the soul in
oneself (Atman) and in
every living being, as Om. Ghurye...
-
posture of Shiva.
Sharada Srinivasan notes that,
Nataraja is
described as
Satcitananda or "Being,
Consciousness and Bliss" in the
Shaiva Siddhanta text Kunchitangrim...
-
through knowledge (anubhava) of one's own
fundamental nature,
which is
Satcitananda.
Advaita holds there is no being/non-being
distinction between Atman...
- the
individual as the part. The
individual soul is not the
Supreme (
Satcitananda)
clouded by the
force of avidya, but is
itself Brahman, with one attribute...
- "womb chamber". The word "karu"
means foetus and "arai"
means a room.
Satcitananda is an
epithet and
description for the
subjective experience of the ultimate...
