Sannidhapani-mudra — Satya-panth

Means approximation. It is made to offer oneself to service Deity and request Deity to stay nearby. Clench four fingers of both hands to form fists, big fingers lie on top of fists, slightly raised in the last joint.

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It is done in order to ask the Deity to remain for a time of veneration. Keep your hands in the same position as for sannidhapani-mudra, but your thumbs are clenched in fists.

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full monasticism, renunciation of worldly life for the purpose of preaching and full dedication to spiritual practice.  → Подробнее...

"the renounced"

Sannyasi, sannyasin is  a person who has taken sannyasa and follows the instructions of the sannyasi-ashram in Hinduism, a monk.  Sannyasi lives observing brahmacharya, having no possessions, practicing yogic forms of meditation, or (in other traditions) devotional forms of worship (bhakti), with prayers to selected Deities or God. The purpose of a sannyasi's life is moksha.

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contentment with what you have at the moment  → Подробнее...

definition of Absolute, considered as aspects of His Energy, not different from Him  → Подробнее...

Avalambi, Satha. Those who seek to study the tradition and follow it are named this way.

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"purity", "pure"; literally “existence, reality”, also “sadguna”. One of the three gunas (qualities) of Prakriti, personifies purity, virtue, balance.

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"true", "sincere", "pure", "virtuous"

Satya is the truthfulness not only in speech, but also in thoughts and behavior.  Satya implies a commitment to truth in every area of internal and external life.

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The panth, founded by Satyanath, who is considered to be the reincarnation of Brahma.  → Подробнее...