Sanskrit words for various philosophical concepts

03-26-2001, 07:29 PM

If we wanted to refer to the following concepts using Sanskrit terminology,
what would those words be?

Krishna being nondifferent fromHis form (i.e. - having form and qualities as
His intrinsic nature)

Lord having a spiritual body

Lord being transcendental the the material modes

Lord as the posessor of various energies comprising all of reality

Lord Krishna as the Supreme Deity amongst the devatas

Chaitanya as Lord Krishna Himself

03-27-2001, 01:45 PM

> If we wanted to refer to the following concepts using Sanskrit terminology,
> what would those words be?
That's usually left to the philosophers, but I'll suggest some off
the top of my head:

> Krishna being nondifferent fromHis form (i.e. - having form and qualities as
> His intrinsic nature)
tadekAtma

> Lord having a spiritual body
sac-cid-Ananda-vigraha
caitanya-rasa-vigraha
cidAnanda-rUpa

> Lord being transcendental the the material modes
triguNAtIta

> Lord as the posessor of various energies comprising all of reality
paripUrNa-zaktimAn

> Lord Krishna as the Supreme Deity amongst the devatas
deva-deva

> Chaitanya as Lord Krishna Himself
KRSNa-caitanya

MDd

03-27-2001, 02:10 PM

In a message dated 3/27/01 6:47:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,
mpt@... writes:

>
> > Krishna being nondifferent fromHis form (i.e. - having form and
qualities
> as
> > His intrinsic nature)
> tadekAtma
>

I think this is visesa.

GS