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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
C
Channāvatāra —a concealed incarnation.
D
Daihika —the bodily necessities of life.
Daivī māyā —the external or illusory energy of the Lord who governs the material world.
Dāsya —the devotional process of rendering service to the Lord.
Dhīra —one who remains unagitated even when there is cause for agitation.
G
Grāmya-karma —mundane activities.
Gṛhastha-āśrama —the householder stage of spiritual life.
Guru —a bona fide spiritual master.
H
Hari —Kṛṣṇa, who removes all inauspicious things from the heart.
Hari-cakra —Kṛṣṇa's Sudarśana weapon, the wheel of time.
Hṛta-jñāna —bereft of intelligence.
J
Jagad-īśa —the Supreme Lord who is the proprietor of all the universes.
Jīvātmā —the spirit soul.
Jñāna —knowledge.
K
Kaivalya —the illusion of becoming one with the Supreme.
Karma —fruitive activities and their subsequent reactions.
Karma-kāṇḍa —the division of the  Vedas  which deals with fruitive activities.
Karmīs —fruitive workers.