VIJNANA - science, erudition
VIGYANMAYA KOSHA - the sheath of intellect ...
vijnana ideal mind; the free spiritual or divine intelligence; causal Idea; Truth; gnosis; supermind; the comprehensive aspect [cf.
Vijnanamaya kosha is the sheath where subtle intelligence evolves, where the four aspects of mind originate in their pure form, born of mahat or supreme intelligence.
Vijnanavada--Buddhist philosophy that consciousness alone exists
Vishnu--form of the Hindu trinity governing preservation
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Yajna--sacrifice, sacred ritual ...
Vijnanakala pramatribhava - state of meditation in which one experiences traces of God-consciousness in various ways ...
iv. Vijnanamaya Kosa (intellect body)
v. Anandamaya Kosa (bliss of body)
Yogic definition of stress.
Mechanism of Adhiji vyadhi
How does the prana imbalance select the target organ?
Sri Vijnana Bhairav Tantra
Swami Satyasangananda Saraswati
Ancient Tantric text on Dharana (methods of concentration) ...
4) Next the vijnanamaya kosha or the prajna wisdom sheath of Gnosis (transconceptional knowledge) which also is included in the sukshma sharira (subtle body), ...
Professor de la Vallee Poussin finds a very positive evolution of vijnana-theory in certain Sanskrit-Buddhist texts.
are also to be found in the human individual in the form of the Kosas or the sheaths, as they are called - physical, vital, mental, intellectual and causal - known in the Sanskrit language as Annamaya Kosa, Pranomaya Kosa, Manomaya Kosa, Vijnanamaya ...
Pranamaya Kosha, Manomaya Kosha and Vijnanamaya Kosha are in the astral body (Sukshma Sarira). Anandamaya Kosha belongs to the causal body (Karana Sarira). Pranamaya Kosha contains the five Karma Indriyas.
Indeed, as early as the writings of King Bhoja, one verse in the fourth pada (IV. 16) was recognized asa line interpolated from Vyasa's seventh commentary in which he dissented from Vijnanavadin Buddhists.
The last layer of the subtle body is the wisdom body, the Vijnanamaya kosha. Vijnana means "knowledge" as this sheath contains intuition, wisdom and witness consciousness.
Manas ("mind"): the lower mind, which is bound to the senses and yields information (vijnana) rather than wisdom (jnana, vidya) ; cf. buddhi
Mandala ("circle"): a circular design symbolizing the cosmos and specific to a deity ...
According to "Taittiriyopanishad", Pancha Koshas are the five sheaths, which cover the overall human system. These are the Annamaya kosha (Food Sheath), Pranamaya kosha (Pranic Sheath), Manomaya kosha (Mental Sheath), Vijnanamay kosha (Intellectual ...
Within these teachings are explanations on karma yoga (selfless action), Bhakti Yoga (devotion), Jnana Yoga (knowledge/wisdom) and Sannyasa Yoga (renunciation), along with the principles of Transcendental Mind (Vijnana Yoga), ...
 See also: Yoga, Energy, Mind, Body, Consciousness
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