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Tilaka —auspicious clay marks that sanctify a devotee's body as a temple of the Lord.
Trayī —one who follows the three  Vedas  ( Rg ,  Sāma  and  Yajur ), which explain fruitive activities for material benefits.
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Upaniṣads —the most significant philosophical sections of the  Vedas .
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Vaikuṇṭha —the planets of the spiritual sky, where there is no anxiety.
Vairāgya —renunciation of material pleasure.
Vaiṣṇava —a devotee of Lord Viṣṇu, or Kṛṣṇa.
Vaiśyas —farmers and merchants; the third Vedic social order.
Vānaprastha —one who has retired from family life; the third order of Vedic spiritual life.
Varṇāśrama —the Vedic social system of four social and four spiritual orders.
Vāsudeva-parāyaṇa —one whose desire is fixed on the Supreme Lord.
Vedānta —the philosophy that describes the end of all knowledge, pure devotional service to the Supreme Lord, Śrī Kṛṣṇa.
Vedas —the original revealed scriptures, first spoken by the Lord Himself.
Vibhinnāmśa —the separated expansions of the Lord, the minute living entities.
Vibhūti —the Lord's glory and opulence.
Vipra — See: Brāhmaṇa .
Virāṭa-rūpa —Lord Viṣṇu's universal form.
Viṣṇudūtas —the order carriers of Lord Viṣṇu.
Viśuddha-sattva —the spiritual platform of pure goodness.
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Yajña —sacrifice; work done for the satisfaction of Viṣṇu.
Yamadūtas —the messengers of Yamarāja, the lord of death.
Yavanas —those outside the Vedic social system.
Yogī —a transcendentalist who is striving to reestablish his link with the Supreme.