Sannyasi — Satkarya-vada

"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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"artfully created", "well—made", "perfect"

Sanskrit is one of the most ancient literary languages in the world. A large number of texts of Indian culture have been written in Sanskrit, including spiritual texts dedicated to yoga and tantra.
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contentment with what you have at the moment  → Подробнее...

In Hinduism Sarasvati is the goddess of knowledge, learning and wisdom, the patroness of sciences, arts and music. Together with Lakshmi and Parvati, they are the consorts of the Trimurti deities — Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva — and help them in creating, maintaining and dissolving the universe. Sarasvati is also known as Bharati (eloquence), Shatarupa (existence), Vedamata (mother of the Vedas), Brahmi, Sharada, Vagishvari and Putkari. As Vac, she is the goddess of speech.

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"true, existing, real, good, respectable, durable, steady, permanent"; 
"reality, existence, truth"

Sat is an important philosophical term in the philosophy of Hinduism and other Indian teachings. It is mentioned in the Upanishads and Vedanta, and is often included in mantras.

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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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Daksha's daughter,  God Shiva's consort. One of manifestations of the Divine Mother.

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Satipatthana (Pali "sati" – awareness, mindfulness, and "patthana" – support, foundation) is a practice described in the "Pali Canon" and which Buddha Shakyamuni called the direct path to liberation.  → Подробнее...

The metaphysics of Sankhya, and especially its doctrine of matter, is based mainly on its theory of causality, known as satkarya-vada, the theory of the relationship of a consequence to its material cause. This theory contains the following question “Does the consequence reside in the cause before it appears as such?”.  → Подробнее...