Glossary
A
Āmānī —that food which is not offered to Lord Jagannātha.
Amukha —technical term for drama introduction, further classified into five kinds.
Anartha-nivṛtti —the cessation of everything unwanted.
Antya-lilā —last pastimes of Caitanya.
Aruṇa gems —rubies decorating Kṛṣṇa's flute.
Asaṁskṛtāḥ —unreformed.
Asura —a demon.
Ātapa-cāula —white rice.
Avatāra —one who descends from the spiritual sky.
Āveśa-avatāras —incarnations, or empowered living beings.
B
Bābājī —renounced order beyond  sannyāsa , in which one chants and reads.
Bhajanānandī —a devotee who always engages in devotional activities but doesn't preach.
Brahmānanda —pleasure derived from impersonal liberation.
C
Caṇḍāla —lowborn.
Cāturmāsya —four months of the rainy season when  sannyāsis  do not travel.
D
Dharma-dhvajī —one who accepts  sannyāsa  but again becomes agitated by senses.
Dharma-kalaṅka —one who accepts  sannyāsa  but again becomes agitated by senses.
G
Gandharvas —celestial singers.
Gaura-gopāla mantra —mantra composed of four syllables: rā-dhā-kṛṣ-ṇa.
Gaura mantra —Gau-ra-aṅga.
Ghara-bhāta —rice prepared at home, not offered to Lord Jagannātha at temple.
Ghaṭa-paṭiyā —Māyāvāda philosophy which sees no distinctions, stating that everything is one.
Gosāñi —a teacher or  ācārya .
Goṣṭhyānandī —a devotee who is expert in devotional activities and is also a preacher.
Guṇḍicā-mārjana —washing and cleansing the temple Guṇḍicā.
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