Devas
The lesser gods; deities presiding over the individual forces of Nature.
Dharma ...
Devas and avatars
Detail of the Phra Prang, the central tower of the Wat Arun ("Temple of Dawn") in Bangkok, Thailand - showing Indra on his three-headed elephant Erawan (Airavata) ...
Kimdevas: humanoids, human beings living on other planets.
Kimpurushas: the inhabitants of that region, apelike humans (see S.B. 5.16: 9 and 5.19).
Kles'a: obstacle of a mental or emotional nature on the path of selfrealization.
The devas had a fight with the demons and the devas emerged victorious. In their victory they believed themselves to be all powerful and enlightened. In the process of their jubilation, they forgot the supreme Brahman of which they were a part.
The Devas, nourished by Yajna, will give you the desired objects. One who enjoys the gift of the Devas without offering them (anything in return) is, indeed, a thief. (3.12) ...
Vishwadevas see visve devah
Vishwarupa see visvarupa
visistadvaita (Vishishtadwaita etc.) Qualified Monism; modified monistic vedanta.
Neither the Devas nor the great sages know My origin, because I am the origin of all Devas and sages also. (10.02) ...
On this upward movement, Brahma, Savitri, Dakini-Shakti, the Devas, Bija and Vritti, are dissolved in the body of Kundalini. The Maheemandala or Prithvi is converted into the Bija "Lang," and is also merged in Her body.
We can look at our neighbor, our community and all of what makes up our beautiful world and view the changes, hardships and devastation as something that is beyond our control. It can be overwhelming and seemingly too big for one person to take on.
You have created a war between the devas and the asuras in this meditation. The deva is as you consider the object of meditation; the asura is the other one.
Overall, the Puranas primarily tell of the numerous battles between the devas and the asuras (demons), which are viewed as allegorical accounts of the struggle within each person between the forces of good and evil.
However, a 2008 study found that, actually, people overestimate how devastating a split with their loved one will be.
INDRA - the god of rain, the lord of devas, heavenly beings
INDRYA - agent, sense organs
- KARMA INDRIYAS - five agents of actions: speech, hands, legs, excretion, and generation ...
DEVAS: Celestial beings.
DHARANA: Concentration.
DHARMA: Righteous way of living as enjoined by the sacred scriptures, virtue.
DHYANA: Meditation.
DIVYA-DRISHTI: Divine perception.
DVESHA: Repulsion; hatred; dislike.
18. One becomes the Lord of Khecharas or the Devas, by joining with Khechari Shakti (viz., Kundalini Shakti) by means of this science of Khechari. He lives amongst them, always.
The Khechari Mantra ...
Gâyatrî-mantra - a famous Vedic mantra recited particularly at sunrise: tat savitur varenyam bhargo devasya dhîmahi dhiyo yo nah pracodayât, "Let us contemplate that most excellent splendor of God Savitri so that he may inspire our visions." ...
about unseen by anybody in the world; for six inches, the power of 'Kaya Siddhi'; for seven inches, entering the body of another man (Parakaya Pravesa); for eight inches, the power to remain always young; for nine inches, the power to make Devas to ...
a powerful universal mantra; "Om bhuh bhuvah swaha tat savator varenium bargo devasya de mahe deya yona prachodhyat."
Geru
orange dye used on the dhotis of sannyasins ...
You must be perfectly established in Brahmacharya if you want sure success. "Devanamapi durlabha"-very difficult to be obtained even by Devas. Therefore realise the importance of this Mudra and practise it very cautiously.
a famous Vedic mantra recited particularly at sunrise: tat savitur varenyam bhargo devasya dhimahi dhiyo yo nah pracodayat,"
Gheranda-Samhita ("[Sage] Gheranda's Compendium") ...
 See also: Body, Spirit, Brahma, Yoga, Mind
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