A-KA-THA — Adept

A-KA-THA is the triangle in the Guru Chakra, in which the entire creation is enclosed, symbolically it represents the Shabda-Brahman with its energies. It is also called Kama-kala.

"reflection", "likeness"

The way in which Shiva creates the world and its inhabitants from Himself.  The doctrine of emanation is a central concept of the monistic schools (especially Kashmir Shaivism).

«Fearlessness». One of the main virtues. Also, the name of the corresponding hasta-mudra (hand position) is the «gesture of fearlessness», abhaya-mudra, in which the fingers of the right hand are raised upward, and the palm facing forward.

An intention to remove external destructive influences.Here, as a rule, 6 magical actions of the shat-karma are included: Shantikarana, Vashikarana, Stambhana, Vidvesana, Uchchatana, Marana.

The eighth muhurta of the light half of the day, divided in half by the true (astronomical) noon. It is believed that Abhijit-muhurta is able to neutralize, at least partially, unfavorable astrological factors – doshas – one can say that it has a cleansing, pure nature.

Abhinavagupta (end of 10th - the beginning of the 11th century) is an Indian religious philosopher, poet, mystic and author of works on aesthetics.

Will to possess or strong desire to retain something; manifestation of attachment to life and the fear of death.

Abhisheka («ablution», «purification») is a Sanskrit term, which in Hinduism and other Indian religions call the ritual ablution and ablation of the murti.

Steady, continuous effort to achieve the goals of yoga and realization of Brahman.

from the lat. adeptus – the one who reached