Words on the Way - Muz Murray Mantra Yoga Master

Sattva.
Tåmb¨la
(tahm-boo-lah)
Var: Taamboola, tambula
Sense: ‘The offering of betal leaf and betal nut as a purification
for the mouth after food.’ One of the aspects of naivedya
(ritualistic food offering).
Eso: Considered as ‘the word-of-wisdom emanating from the
feast of mantra.’ — Sant Keshavadas.
Tandraloka
(tan-drah-loh-kah)
Var: Tandra-loka
Synon:
Sense: ‘A condition of consciousness similar to waking-sleep,
in which incomprehensible mysteries are revealed and invisible
things become apparent.’
Ta~hå (tan-har)
Var: Tanhaa
Synon:
Sense: ‘Craving’ in Buddhism.
In the Dhammapada (The Path of Discipline) the Buddha
stated that craving was the ‘builder of the house’ of the body
and mind and is therefore the cause of re-birth; but if we shake
off craving there is nothing to bind us to the wheel of
existence.
Tanmåtra (tan-mah-trah)
Var: Tanmaatra, (Thanmathra),
Synon:
Sense: ‘Subtle essence.’
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