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Rajas—the material mode of passion.
Rajasa-ahankara—egotism in passion.
Rajo-guna—the mode of passion.
Rati—strong attraction.

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Sabda-pramana—evidence from the Vedic literature.

Sabda-tanmatra—the material element of sound vibration.

S$ad-aisvarya—Krsna’s six opulences.

Sadhaka—a devotee preparing for perfection.

Sadhana-bhakti—the regulative discharge of devotional service.

Sadhu —a saintly person.

Sakhya-rasa—the eternal relationship of friendship with the Lord.

Sakti-tattva—persons who are plenary expansions of the Lord's internal potency.

Saktydvesa-avataras empowered living entities who serve as incarnations of the Lord.

Sambandha—the soul's relationship with the Lord.

Sankirtana-yajfia—the sacrifice prescribed for the age of Kali; congregational chanting of the
name, fame and pastimes of the Supreme Personality of Godhead.

Sannipati—a convulsive disease caused by combination of kapha, pitta, vayu.

Sannyadsa—the renounced order of life.

$Anta-rasa—passive or neutral relationship with the Lord.

Sarva-karana-kdranam—Krsna, the cause of all causes.

Sarva-loka—all the three worlds.

Sastras—the revealed scriptures.

Sattva-guna—the material mode of goodness.

Sattvika-ahankdra—egotism in goodness.

Siddha—a devotee who is already perfect.

Siddhi-kanda—See: JAana-kanda.

Smrti-sastras—the corollaries of the Vedas.

$raddha—firm faith and confidence.

Sravanarh kirtanam visnoh—hearing and chanting about Krsna.

Srsti-sakti—the power to create the cosmic manifestation.

Sadra—the laborer class of men.

Sdrya—the sun-god.

Svarnsaka—expansions of Krsna's personal potency.

Svanga-visesabhasa-rdpe—the form by which the Lord begets living entities in the material
world.

$va-paca—dog-eater.

Svarajya-laksmi—the personal spiritual potency of the Lord.

Svardpa-upalabdhi—one’s having become established in his eternal service relationship with
the Lord.

Sva-sevana-sakti—the power to perform the personal service of the Supreme Lord.

Svayam-ropa—Krsna's original form as a cowherd boy in Vrndavana.
