Glossary
A

Acarya—one who teaches by his example.

Adbhuta-rasa—the indirect relationship of wonder.

Aghana—transcendental bliss that is incomplete, or not concentrated.

Ananta—unlimited.

Anima-siddhi—mystic power by which one can become so small that he can enter into
stone.

Anubhdva—bodily symptoms manifested by a devotee in ecstatic love for Krsna.

Anukara—imitating.

Anusara—trying to follow in the footsteps.

Apara vidyé—material knowledge.

Arcana—Deity worship.

Artha—economic development.

Aryans —civilized human beings who follow the Vedic principles.

Asat-sanga—the association of nondevotees.

Atma—the soul.

Avyakta—the unmanifested material energy.

Bhagavatam system—spreading of Krsna consciousness philosophy by recitation and discus-
sion of Srimad-Bhagavatam.

Bhavuka—sentimental; can also mean advanced in the knowledge of spiritual rasas.

Bhava—preliminary stage of love of God.

Bhakta-lata-bija—the seed of devotional service.

Bhakti—devotional service; engaging all the senses in the service of the master of the senses,
Krsna.

Bhakta—a devotee.

Bhagyavan—most fortunate.

Bhagavata-vidy4a—transcendental superior knowledge.

Bhayanaka-rasa—the indirect relationship of fear.

Bibhatsa-rasa—the indirect relationship of abomination.

Brahma-bhita—the stage of spiritual realization when one becomes happy as a result of
being relieved from material conceptions.

Brahmadnda—the universe.

Candala—dog-eater.
Cit-kana—a particle of spirit.

409
