Glossary
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Kaivalyam —the state of realization of one’s constitutional position as part and parcel of the Supreme Lord, which is preliminary to manifestation of activities on the platform of devotional service
Kalpa  —a millennium..
Kalpa-avatāras—lilā-avatāras appearing in each day of Brahmā.
Kāma-gāvatrī—a Vedic hymn which is composed of twenty-four and a half syllables.
Kanişṭha-adhikārī  —the third-class devotee, who recognizes only the Deity and himself, but not other devotees.
Kapha —mucus, one of the three major elements of the gross body.
Karma —(1) material action performed according to scriptural regulations; (2) action pertaining to the development of the material body; (3) any material action which will incur a subsequent reaction; (4) the material reaction one incurs due to fruitive activities.
Karma-kāṇḍa —section of the  Vedas  describing the process of fruitive activity.
Khanda —a valley between two mountains.
Krşna-pārişada —associates of the Lord...
Ksatriya —the administrative or protective class.
Kşetra-jñā-śakti—the living entities.
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Lilā -avatāras—incarnations who perform pastimes..
Lilās —Krṣṇā’s pastimes...
Loka-pālas —predominating deities of the universe.
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Madana-mohana—Kışına, the attractor of Cupid...
Mādhukarī  —a saintly mendicant who takes a little food from each householder’s place, like a bee gathering honey.
Mādhurya-rasa —the eternal relationship of conjugal love with the Lord.
Madhyama-adhikārī —second-class devotee who recognizes four types of persons—the Lord, the devotees, the innocent and the demons—and treats each appropriately.
Mahā-bhāgavata—a great devotee.
Mahā-mantra —the great chanting for deliverance: Hare Krṣṇa, Hare Krṣṇa, Krṣṇa Krṣṇa, Hare Hare/ Hare Rāma, Hare Rāma, Rāma Rāma, Hare Hare.
Mahāraurava —a hell wherein animal killers are sent.
Mahātmā —a great soul...
Mahat-tattva —the total material energy...
Maheśvara —the supreme proprietor...
Mantra —( manas —mind;  trī —to deliver) a pure sound vibration to deliver the mind from its material inclinations.
Manvantara -avatāras—incarnations of the Manus.
Mauşala-lilā —the pastimes of the annihilation of the Yadu dynasty and Lord Kṛṣṇa’s disappearance.