Gaganangana |
Cit-sakti, consciousness-power |
ganga |
The river Ganges, the holy river that flows down from himAlayam |
gaNapati, gaNesh |
The chief of the organised forces, Often refers to vignEshwara - the eldest son of Lord shiva |
Garbha |
Akhyati, primal, ignorance; Mahamaya |
garbhagR^iham |
sactum sanctorum, the main and core abode in the temple, mUlasthAnam |
gAyatri |
one of the chandas (meters), a famous mantra |
Ghora Saktis |
The Saktis or deities that draw the jivas towards worldly pleasures. |
Ghoratari saktis |
The Saktis or deities that push the jivas towards a downward path in samsara |
Gnanam |
Intelligence ; knowledge ; wisdom. |
Gnana Sakti |
The Divine Intelligence. |
Gnathuru |
The Knower |
Gneya |
Knowable. |
Gocari |
Sub-species of Vamesvari, connected with the antahkarana of the experient, 'Go' means sense; antahkarana is the seat of the senses; hence Gocari is connected with antahkarana. |
gomukhi |
AvuDaiyAr, the base of the shiva linga (circular or square) facing north regulating the thIrtha out |
gOpura |
tower |
Grahaka |
Knower; Subject; Experient |
Grahya |
Known; object of experience. |
grantha |
composition, book, a script |
Granthi |
Psychic tangle; psychic complex. |
Guna-traya |
Satva, rajas, tamas |
Guru |
(Literally.) The dispeller of darkness ; The teacher who removes the ignorance of his pupil ; guide, teacher, preceptor |
guru pUja |
The anniversary day of a saint or n^AyanmAr attaining liberation in Lord shiva |
Guru-vaktra |
Lit. the mouth of the guru, anugraha sakti; Grace |
guNa |
characters, the three often referred guNas are satva (peaceful), rajas (fierce) and thamas (dull) |
GYAna |
wisdom |