470 Srimad-Bhagavatam

Karmatmaka—one whose mind is colored with fruitive activity.

Karmendriyas—the working senses.

Karmis—fruitive workers.

Kirtana—the devotional process of chanting.

Krpa-siddhi—perfection attained simply by the blessings of a superior per-
son.

Ksatriya—the administrative class of men.

Kunkuma—a red cosmetic powder.

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Laghima—in mystic yoga, the perfection of becoming the heaviest.
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Maha-bhdagavata—a great devotee.

Maha-mantra—the great chanting for deliverance: Hare Krsna, Hare Krsna,
Krsna Krsna, Hare Hare/ Hare Rama, Hare Rama, Rama Rama, Hare
Hare.

Mahatma —a great soul.

Manisaya—by intelligence.

Mantra—a transcendental sound heard and chanted to purify one’s con-
sciousness and raise it to the spiritual platform.

Martya-loka—the earth planet, where death is very prominent.

Mayad—the energy of the Lord which deludes the living entities who desire
to forget Him.

Mlecchas—those who cannot follow Vedic regulative principles; meat-eaters.

Moha— illusion.

Moksa—liberation.

Miudhas—fools and rascals.

Mukti—liberation from material bondage.

Muni—a sage or self-realized soul.

Muni-putra—the son of a saintly person.

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Naisthika-brahmacdari—one who has been celibate since birth.

Nirguna—without material qualities.
