Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile

manomayakosha (relating to mind), vijnanamaya kosha (relating to
higher knowledge, wisdom, intellect). The inner most kosha forms the
causal body and is called anandamayakosha (relating to bliss).
Krishna, Shri - One of the most widely worshipped incarnations of
God in Hinduism. Shri Krishna delivered the message of the Bhagavad
Gita to his friend Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Shri Krishna
is known by many other names like Giridhar, Gopala (baby Krishna),
Kanhayya, Keshava, Damodara, Govinda, Murlidhar (the flute player
Krishna), Mukunda, Murari, Jagannath (which means Lord of the
Universe), Yogishwara, Hari, Shyamsundara, Ghanshyam.
Kundalini - the spiritual energy which lies in a dormant state at the
base of the spine. By the practice of yoga the Kundalini awakens and
rises through the sushumna. Various spiritual experiences occur as the
Kundalini passes through and arouses each of the chakras, or centers of
consciousness. Ojas - the energy which has been accumulated through
the practice of Brahmacharya, and which is stored in the brain, is
believed to play a role in Kundalini awakening along with the grace of
God.
Lila - the divine plays or sports of God. Also, the relative plane,
consisting of time, space, and causation in which God himself assumes
all the roles of play. In his special manifestation he becomes the avatar,
or Divine Incarnation.
Loka - The world; either the universe or any division of it; a realm of
existence, not necessarily physical; sometimes is used for humanity or
people in general. A thorough reading of scriptures reveals a full
classification of Lokas (worlds). Due to the differences in the degree of
detail that the Lokas are dealt with by different authors it can be a
source of confusion. Following summary may shed some light on the
discrepancies:
The seven higher worlds include the three worlds described above plus
four more and they are called: Bhur, Bhuvar, Svar, Mahar (a region
above pole star), Janar, Tapar and the Satya - loka.
Brahma loka: the Plane or Heaven of Brahma; the highest or most
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