Jnani
(Pronounced Nyani) A wise person who is endowed with Jnana.
Jnana-Indriyas ...
Jnanis are those who cultivate jnana, speculative knowledge about Brahman. "There are two kinds of jnanis. One is inclined to devotional service and the other to impersonal realization.
jnani (bhaktah) [one of the four classes of devotees]: the Godlover who has the knowledge. [Gita 7.16]
jnata isvarah Knower and Lord.
jnatr knower. jnata [nominative] ...
The Jnani & The Siddha
by Ramana Maharshi
Scientific Evaluation of Yoga in Dental Cases and in Professional Hazards of Dental Surgeons
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For the jnani, the goal is absolute Truth.
Jnana Yoga appeals to the philosophical and intellectual temperament.
Bhakti Yoga ...
Trikala - Jnani-One who knows the past, present and future.
Trishna - Craving.
Triveni - The place where three holy rivers meet.
Mansoor was a Sufist Brahma-Jnani. He lived in Persia, some four hundred years ago. He was repeating always "Anal-haq! Anal-haq!" This corresponds to "Soham" or "Aham Brahma Asmi" of the Vedantins.
Meat can make man a scientist, but rarely a Philosopher, Yogi or a Tattva Jnani. Onions and garlic are worse than meat. All food-stuffs contain a small quantity of salt.
There is only one reality in this universe, whom the devotee worships as Personal God, and a Jnani or wise man as his own Self.
One principal way that the "jnani," the yogi of discernment, meditates is to patiently release or put aside all thoughts and feelings until the luminous glow of the soul dawns in the mind and heart and is allowed to do a work of transformation and ...
In their discipline of ecstatic self-transcendence, the bhakti-yogins, or bhaktas tend to be more openly expressive than the typical raja-yogin, or jnanin.
Many Yogins and Jnanins, Dattatreya, Patanjali, Christ, Buddha, Gorakhnath, Matsyendranath, Ram Das and others have already trodden the spiritual path and realised through Sadhana. Follow their teachings and instructions implicitly.
JADA: Insentient.
JAPA: Repetition of the Lord's Name.
JIVA: Individual Soul.
JIVANMUKTA: One who is liberated in this life.
JNANA: Knowledge; wisdom.
JNANA-INDRIYAS: Organs of knowledge or perception.
JNANI: (Pronounced Nyani) A wise person.
 See also: Yoga, Spirit, Power, Ananda, Mind
  
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