Anami Anant chit Andhvo Anekantik Antahkaran
Antarang pacchakhaan
Antartapa Anumodan Anushangik Anuvrat Aparigrahi
Aptajana Apta-purush Apujya Apvyaya Aradhana Arambha Arti Aropit bhaav Artadhyan
Asahaj Ashariri bhaav Ashata Ashata vedaniya Ashubha Aspashtavedan Astitva Atiindriya Atikraman Atkan Atma drashti Atma ramanata
Without name Endless or infinite chit A baked Gujarati dish Perspective of universal acceptance Internal functioning mechanism in every human being composed of the mind, the intellect, chit and ego Antarang means internal. Pacchakhaan means pratyakhyan Internal penance Instigating; to give encouragement Spiritual prosperity leading to liberation Minor religious vows Free from worldly attachment; One with non-acquisitiveness Trustworthy person One who is trustworthy at all times Not worthy of worship Inappropriately; Abuse Devout worship Ego Ritual of Lamp waving ceremony False projection Adverse meditation occurring within one’ s relative self Unnatural No sense of ownership of the body Pain Experience of pain Wrong things; inauspicious Partial bliss of the Self Existence Beyond the senses Aggression through kashays Inner obstruction Vision that sees only the soul in others Dwelling in the Self