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Samputa — Sandha-bhasha



Samputa

a thing that contains something inside itself;  this is a combination of mantric formulas that is placed at the beginning and end of the main mantra

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Samsara
Samsara is one of the fundamental concepts in dharmic religions, it means the cycle of rebirth in the worlds constrained by maya, and is closely related to the concept of karma.
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Samskara
1) Unconscious traces-imprints of past actions (or emotional reactions) committed in this or a previous life, which determine a person's behavior and constitute the inertial mechanism of his psyche.
2) Purifying rituals performed throughout a person's life period to protect against dangers or to develop righteous, spiritual qualities.  → Подробнее...
Samsthapani-mudra

It is made for the request Deity to remain in a certain place. Thumbs are held in position, as in avahana-mudra, hands are lowered with palms down.

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Samyoga
"connection", "relation", "contact", in Indian philosophy, the term can be used in the sense of the primary type of knowledge — pratyaksha. Here samyoga is called the connection or contact of indriyas with objects of the external world in the course of cognition.  → Подробнее...
Samyojana
Samyojana (Pali "bonds") – according to the Pali Canon, there are ten types of bonds of existence that bind beings to wander in samsara  → Подробнее...
Samyukta

"connected", "united", "closely related"

Texts considering hatha-yoga symbolically describe it as the union of the Sun ("Ha") and the Moon ("Tha"), indicating the conjunction of these two energies in the human body. 

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Sanchita-karma
The sum of karmic results from actions performed in current and past lives; 
the entire individual accumulated karma as a whole.  → Подробнее...
Sandha-bhasha

a symbolic language of the siddhas, sometimes also called a mystery, mixed or "twilight" language, etymologically derived from the word "sandhya", i.e. the connection of time intervals suitable for sadhana

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