Raga | One of the kancukas of Maya on account of which there is limitation by desire; passionate desire. |
Rajas | The principle of motion, activity and disharmony-a constituent of Prakrti. |
Rakti | relish; enjoyment esoteric meaning-'sthiti'- maintenance. |
Rasa | Flavour; aesthetic rapture. |
Rasmi | Sakti |
Raudri | The sakti that induces the pleasure-seeking souls to be confined to their pleasures. |
Ravi | Pramana (knowledge); prana |
Rekhini | The sakti that forms a straight line in the formation of the letter. |
Rig-Veda | One of the four Vedas |
RiShi, rushi | sage, seer |
Rodhini | The sakti that obstructs the passage to moksa |
rudra | A form of Lord shiva, as deva of destruction. One of the trimUrti |
Rudra (kalagni) | Rudra residing in the lowest plane of Nivrtti kala. |
Rudrah | The deities that are responsible for manifestation, maintenance of manifestation, and withdrawal of manifestation of the world-process; the souls that have evolved to the status of pati or selves that have realized Siva-consciousness. |
Rudrah (teachers) | Exponents of 18 Saivagamas who are mukta Siva |
Rudra pramata | Mukta Siva |
rudrAxa, rudrAksha | beed held sacrad by shaivtes, appeared fromthe eye of rudra |
Rudrayamala | intimate union of Rudra and His Sakti |
Rupa | Form; essence. |