- grihastha
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Grihastha — Grihasthya refers to the second phase of an individual s life in the Vedic ashram system.UsageThis word is used to denote the person who is currently in that phase of his life which is called Garhastha according to the ancient Hindu system of… … Wikipedia
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Nilachala Saraswata Sangha — नीलाचल सारस्वत संघ The Emblem Motto Formation of ideal family(Adarsha Grihastha Gathana), Combined of Sangha Power (Sangha Shakti Pratistha) Exchange of spiritual thoughts (Bhava Binimaya) … Wikipedia
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Householder (Buddhism) — DisplayTranslations title=Translations of Householder bordercolor=#af4630 | borderwidth=2px headercolor=#FFD068 | headertextcolor=DarkBlue rowcolor=#FFFEE8 | rowtextcolor=purple fontsize=100% English | householder Pali | IAST|gihin, gahattha,… … Wikipedia
Dhamma — Dharma ist ein zentraler Begriff sowohl des Hinduismus, als auch des Buddhismus, der aber religionsabhängig unterschiedliche Bedeutungen hat. Dharma (Sanskrit, m., धर्म, dharma; Pali: Dhamma) bezeichnet Sitte, Recht und Gesetz, ethische und… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Dharma — Rad des Dharma (Museum Guimet, Paris) Dharma ist ein zentraler Begriff sowohl im Hinduismus als auch im Buddhismus, der religionsabhängig unterschiedliche Bedeutungen hat. Dharma (Sanskrit, m., धर्म, dharma; Pali: Dhamma) beinhaltet Gesetz, Recht … Deutsch Wikipedia
