I am; I exist

The nectar feeling of the Self-realized state.

Direct knowledge of the Self; Brahma-jnana

Alms

Monk; mendicant; Sannyasin

Point; dot; seed; source; the basis from which emanated the first principle, Mahat-tattva, according to th Tantra-Sastra

The first stage of the Hindu's life, viz., celibate student's life

Order of the students engaged in the study of the Vedas and the service of the Guru

Yoga with eight limbs; Raja Yoga of Patanjali Maharshi.

Posture; seat

Inner light

Impermanent

Matter, food

Direct; immediate

A special psychic nerve branching from the heart.

Immortality

Nectar

Indivisible

Ether

I am Brahman

I, the Ego

Non-duality

All that is contrary to the right and the law; demerit.

Not moving, fixed

Repetition; practice; one of the Shad Lingas.

The "I", individual "Self" that one experiences. Mistakenly, identified with the body & mind.

Ancient Hindu spiritual philosophy Vedanta=Veda+anta (knowledge+end). The end of knowledge. Vedanta suggests turning inward to realize the Self for the ultimate liberation.

Sadhu, baba - the one who renunciated the world.

The absolute divine SELF is called Paramatma that reflects in all living beings ans individual self called jivatma. In a way, individual self do not exist, it's a mere appearance like the mirage in the dessert.

The supreme existence or absolute reality. Brahman is eternal, consciousness. No start or end, infinite, omnipresent, and the spiritual core of the Universe.

Yogam means union, being one with nature. Oneness with rest of the existence.

Jnana Yogam is the path of knowledge & wisdom, takes commitment and clarity to excel. 

An oldest Hindu Vedic Sanskrit literature. 4 different Vedas: Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvaveda.

Deep Sleep state (sushupti). 

"I, Me, Mine & my body" don't exist

No world, no identity whatsoever!

Bhakti Yogam is of love & emotion and the fastest way to attain.

Waking state (jagrat) - here the gross physical body perceives gross names and forms.

Satsang derives from the Sanskrit words sat (“being,” “essence,” or “reality”) and sanga (“association”).

Very powerful breathing & other related techniques to bring balance in our system.

Sadhaka - Spiritual Seeker

Sadhana - Spiritual practices

Sage or sadhu who's always in silence, mostly lives alone. It is said that being in silence & reflecting on one's own self is the ultimate spiritual practice one can do.

Dream state (swapna) - only mind is active & body exist but no action & dream world exist.