Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile

Japam - repetition of a mantra, or name of God.
Jivatma - a living or individual soul (as distinguished from Paramatma
or Supreme soul).
Jnana - Knowledge; according to Vedanta the knowledge of Brahman,
derived through meditation on the Supreme Spirit; according to
Samkhya knowledge about anything cognizance.
Jnana Yoga - the path of knowledge.
Jnani - a person illumined with knowledge of Reality; a follower of the
path of Jnana.
Karma - Action; an event, physical or mental, considered as both cause
and effect; the sum of what one has done, said and thought; action
which yields results to the doer, or which is the effect of his previous
deeds. Also, the Sacrificial actions ordained by the scriptures. Action
are of three kinds : Prarabdha karma - action performed in a previous
life, begins to bear fruit at the beginning of the present life, which
endures as long as the impetus given to it by the Prarabdha action
lasts. Even an illumined person reaps, as long as he lives, the fruit of
his Prarabdha karma though he remains undisturbed by it. Sanchitha
Karma -an action performed in a previous life and remaining stored
up, will bear fruit in a future life. Agami karma - action which is being
performed in this life, will produce its result in a future life. According
to Vedanta, the knowledge of Brahman, like a fire, reduces to ashes all
the three kinds of action. Nishkama karma is a term used for work
performed without any desire for result.
Karma Yoga - the path of selfless work. One of the four main yoga, or
paths to union with God.
Kosha - The five sheaths that envelop the soul. They are onion peel
like layers, the outer most sheath the anamaya kosha is the gross body
the sharira itself. The next three layers form the subtle body and are
respectively called pranamayakosha (relating to prana, the vital airs),
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