Tamas |
One fo the constituents of Prakrti- the principle of inertia and delusion. |
Tantrika |
follower of Tantra; pertaining to Tantra. |
Tanmatra |
Lit. that only; the primary elements of perception; the general elements of the particulars of sense-perception, viz. sabda, sparsa, rupa, rasa, gandha |
Tantra |
A scripture in general; Science of the cosmic spiritual forces, revealed work. |
Tanu |
Animal Body. |
Tanuta |
becoming gradually less; reduction; a state of subtleness. |
Tapas |
Sariya, Kriya and Yoga ; Religious and ascetic practices ; Devotion. |
Tapoloka |
Heavens ; conditions or states of the Souls undergoing rest after death, the condition being pleasurable. |
Tarka sastra |
Logic and dialectics |
Tatparam |
Supreme Lord ; Lord of all. |
Tattva |
fact, philosophy ; Thatnesss; principle; reality; the very being of a thing; |
Tattva-traya |
The three tattvas, viz; Nara, Sakti and Siva or Atma, Vidya and Siva |
Tatpurusa |
One of the five aspects of Siva |
Tatvas |
Component parts of the body and Soul. |
TEgAnmavAdi |
Materialist ; those who deny the existence of a mind and Soul. |
thamiz |
One of the very old language spoken in the southern most state of India, called Tamilnadu |
thirumuRai |
The hymns composed by the famous thamiz shaivite devotees during the first millenium. Highly adored text of thamiz shaivites |
Thuriya avastha |
State of the Soul breathing in bodies, in which consciousness is not yet developed. |
Thripadartha |
The three entities, postulated by Saivas,and Vaishnavas. |
tIrtha |
holy water |
Tirodhana sakti |
Power that obscures Reality |
Trika |
The system of philosophy of the tirad- Nara, Sakti and Siva or (1) Para,, the highest, concerned with identity (2) parapara, identity in difference, and (3) apara, difference and sense of difference. |
Trika (para) |
Prakasa, Vimarsa and their samarasya |
Trika (parapara) |
Iccha, Jnana and Kriya |
trimUrti |
The Hindu holy trinity - brahma, viShNu, rudra - involved in creation, sustainance and destruction |
trishUla |
trident |
Turiya or Turya |
The fourth state of consciousness beyond the states of waking, dreaming and deep sleep and stringing together all the states; the Metaphysical Consciousness distinct from the psychological or empirical self; the Saksi or witnessing consciousness; the transcendental Self. |
Thunai kArana or Sahakari kArana |
Instrumental cause. |
Turyatita |
The state of consciousness transcending the turiya, the state in which the distinction of the three, viz; waking, dreaming and deep sleep states is annulled; that pure blissful consciousness in which there is no sense of difference, in which the entire universe appears as the Self. |
Thuriyathithum |
The state of the Soul in its original, unevolved and undeveloped state. |