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GLOSSARY. 125
Samaváya ... One of the seven categories of the Hindu Logici-
ans. Inseparable coinherence of attributes.
Samháram ... Decay ; Reabsorption ; Resolution ; Dissolution.
Sankara ... The Doer of Good ; God ; Siva.
Sarguru or Satguru ... The true Teacher ; the Divine Teacher ; see Guru.
Sarguru Darsan ... The sight of the Divine Guru.
Saríra ... Body.
Sthula Saríra ... The body of the Soul in the waking state or Jagra
avastha.
Súkshuma or Linga } The body of the Soul in the Swapna avastha or
Sarira. } Dream condition.
Karana Saríra .:. The body in profound sleep and in two other higher
avasthas.
Sat ... The Truth ; That which is permanent ; God regarded
as Himself and not as manifest to the World.
Satasat ... Atma.
Sat Chit ... Same as Sadásivam or Siva Sat. God regarded as
Sat when it is not manifest to the World and as
Chit when it is manifest to the World.
Satchidánanda ... God when known by the Mukta ; when God appears
as Love.
Siddhántham ... The True End ; the Saiva Adwaitha Philosophy.
Siddhánti ... A Saiva ; a follower of the above school.
Siva ... Brahm ; God and not one of the Trinity.
Sivóham ... Same as Sóham.
Sivajñánam ... See Pathi Gñanam.
Sjvajñána Siddhi ... The second of the 14 Siddhantha Sastrâs and the
largest and most comprehensive work of the
series.
Sóham ... It is I : God is myself ; One of the Sadanás
required for elevating the Soul to the Presence
of God ; used also as Hamsa.
Sorúpam ... Form.
Srishti ... Creation ; origination.
Sthithi ... Development ; sustentation.
Súnyam ... Non-apparent, as when the object vanishes in
pure subjective mood. It does not mean non-
existence or nothing.
Sūshupthi ... See Avastha.
Sváthanthryam ... A free right.
Svaprayójanam ... Selfish end ; one's own good.

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Tánu ... Animal Body.
Tapas ... Sariya, Kriya and Yoga; Religious and ascetic
practices; Devotion.
Tapólóka ... Heavens; conditions or states of the Souls under-
going rest after death, the condition being
pleasurable.
Tatparam ... Supreme Lord; Lord of all.
Tatvás ... Component parts of the body and Soul.
Tégánmavádí ... Materialist; those who deny the existence of a
mind and Soul.
Thripadártha ... The three entities, postulated by Saivas, and
Vaishnavas.
Turíya ... }
Turíyátíta ... } See Avastha.
Udárana ... An analogy; illustration or upamana.
Upamána ... Same as udárana
Upamana Poli ... False analogy.
Upádána Kárana ... See Kárana.
Vártikam ... A concise explanatory note.
Vásaná Mala ... Evil of association, or habit.
Vishnu ... In Siddantha Philosophy, Vishnu is one of the
Trinity, and does not represent the Thuriya
Padartha, the Supreme Brahm. It represents
Mulaprakriti Tatwa. He is capable of Avatars
and as such included among the Sakalars. It is
a personal God and is regarded as an anthropomor-
phic representation.
Vinthu ... The form of Pranava.
Vijñānakalar ... The highest of the three order of Souls.
They have only Anava Mala.
Visishtádvaitam ... Qualified nor-dualism.
Vyápaka ... All container.
Vyáppiya ... The contained.
Vyápti ... Associated with the contained.
Yóga ... Psychical practices used as aids to Divine con-
templation and for acquiring spiritual power.

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