366 Sri Caitanya-caritamrta
Nitya-baddhas —eternally conditioned living beings.
Nitya-siddha-bhaktas —the eternally liberated associates of the Lord.
Nrsirnhadeva—the half-man, half-lion incarnation of the Lord.

O
Omkdara—the transcendental syllable which represents Krsna.

P
Pada-sevana—the devotional process of serving.
Pafica-gavya—five kinds of products of the cow used to bathe the Deity.
Paficamrta—five kinds of nectar used to bathe the Deity.
Paramaharnsa—the highest stage of the renounced order of life.
Paramatma—the Supersoul, the localized aspect of the Supreme Lord within the

heart of all living beings.
Parampara—the disciplic succession through which spiritual knowledge is transmit-
ted.

Parinama-vada—the theory of transformation in the creation of the universe.
Pathana—a bréhmana’s duty to be conversant with the Vedic scriptures.
Prakrti—energy or nature.
Pranava—See: Ornkara.
Prasada—spiritualized foods offered to Krsna.
Pratibimba-vada—the worship of a form that is the reflection of a false material form.
Pratigraha—the duty of a brahmana to accept contributions from his followers.
Pdrna—complete.
Purusa—person or enjoyer.

R
Rasa-lila—the group dancing of Krsna and His cowherd girlfriends in His Vrndavana

pastimes.

S

Sac-cid-dnanda-vigraha—the transcendental form of the Lord which is eternal, full of
knowledge and blissful.

Sad-aisvarya-ptrna—the Supreme Lord who is complete with six opulences.
Sahajiyds —pseudo-devotees with a mundane conception of Krsna’s pastimes.
Salokya—the liberation of being promoted to the planet where the Lord resides.
Samipya—the liberation of becoming an associate of the Lord.
Sampradaya—disciplic succession through which spiritual knowledge is transmitted.
Samvit-sakti—the knowledge portion of the Lord’s spiritual potency.
