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[26] A devotee of this category may [...] It would be wise for me to take initiation from a preceptor and count beads. [...] such devotion has no real value.
[162] Buddha, employing philosophical [...] upasampadá to mean taking initiation into the path of sádhaná.
[2] [By birth everybody is a shúdra, [...] Brahma (through psycho-spiritual initiation), he or she becomes a bráhmańa.]
[11] One meaning is an initiated person [...] was the spiritual birth, during initiation. Such a person is dvija, born [...] cannot be, treated as a human being.
[18] Veda pát́hát [...] sadvipra [a true vipra]. After initiation, if one becomes an intellectual, [...] páthát bhavet viprah.
[19] And Brahma jánáti bráhmańah – “and after initiation, after becoming dvija, when one [...] treated as a bráhmańa.
[3] Around the same time a movement [...] language he spoke, so they took initiation from him. The king also embraced [...] was the culture of the region.
[5] Usually, when a child develops [...] system. The inner spirit of this initiation is that one should pray to Parama [...] Gáyattrii Mantra it has been said:
[8] After receiving this initiation according to the Vedic system, [...] of mind. The next stage is the initiation according to the Tantric system [...] imparting diikśá (initiation) and the Iśt́a mantra. [...] Iishvara and Iishvara is Guru.”
[1] Vedic initiation consists of praying to Parama [...] properly” means to ask for everything.
[36] That is why it is said that you [...] one gets diikśá [initiation] and does sádhaná, that unknown love becomes known.
[7] Now, when you have proven that [...] the path of spirituality, take initiation, do sadhana,” you will find [...] accomplished then other path will open up.
[37] We often notice that after initiation a sincere sádhaka suddenly [...] dominated by Consciousness be created.
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[2] After this, at the age of twelve, the child should take initiation from an ácárya/á [...] or afterwards, they should take initiation in Sahaja Yoga from the ácárya/á. [...] taught before the age of sixteen.
[4] The ácárya/ás [...] remuneration from their initiates for initiation. It is the duty of every Ananda [...] ácárya/ás and purodhás.
[5] A person of twelve or above may [...] No fee is to be charged for this initiation. The process of dakśińá [...] repetition of mantra by syllables.
[8] At the time of initiation or shortly afterwards, those who [...] and full scope to all languages.
[9] Diikśádána [Initiation]
[10] (1) Only a few selected individuals [...] alone are entitled to give this initiation.
[15] (5) Initiation in Prárambhika, Sádhárańa [...] done before the pratiika [emblem].
[32] To practice sádhaná [...] imparting diikśá (initiation). So, in spiritual sphere the role of Sadguru and the importance of initiation should be properly understood by spiritual aspirants.
[35] The process which leads to enlightenment [...] – vaedikii diikśa (initiation according to the Vaedic system) and tántrikii diikśá (initiation according to the Tantric system). [...] is called Tantra. The process of initiation according to the science of tántra [...] domination of Máyá.
[1] Today in a short discourse I shall try to say something about diikśá [initiation] and its importance relative to the existence of a microcosm.
[4] Guiding factors should come from a subtler source, and in the case of the spiritual initiation of a human being, those guiding [...] human beings come from that source.
[5] As far as initiation is concerned, there are two types. [...] Tántrikii diikśá.
[9] [By birth, everybody is a shúdra, [...] Brahma (through psycho-spiritual initiation) he or she becomes a Bráhmańa.]
[17] Lord Sadáshiva is the father [...] to pass through this process of initiation. There is no alternative.
[7] Tantra is of the opinion that the [...] way. Please help me get Tantric initiation.”
[8] So Vedic initiation today is just the first step towards Tantric initiation. The sádhaka says, “O [...] opportunity to learn it.”
[23] Now regarding this sahajávasthá, [...] Diikśá [spiritual initiation] means “an inward march”. [...] within. So why will you roam outside?
[43] So on the path of spiritual progress, [...] finally attain the guru and get initiation, then they begin to walk on this [...] lifetime and even after your death.
[2] The Siddhántácára, [...] diiksá [a kind of Tantric initiation] from a kaola guru [Tantric guru], [...] Rájádhirája and gave the first initiation in that school to the young Prince [...] 2 )
[1] Diikśá Prańálii (Initiation Methods)
[6] It is meaningless to impart diikśá [...] practices. But, in absences of initiation of five years of age, there is [...] – it will be a perfect man.
[17] The situation can be explained [...] field; and the preceptors initiation is the sowing of seeds. If the [...] irrigated, the harvest will be poor.
[109] In Tantra the system of diikśá [initiation] is highly scientific. Initiation has two important aspects: diipanii [...] Vishvasára Tantra says,
[2] Proper attention should be paid [...] diikśá [spiritual initiation] from an ácárya(á) [...] but also the society as a whole.
[1] ÁCÁRYA or ÁCÁRYÁ. Spiritual teacher qualified to give initiation and teach all lessons of meditation. [...] the tradition of Shiva Tantra.
[6] Now, this fundamental negativity, [...] just after diikśá [initiation], the kulakuńd́alinii [...] comes under the category of matter.
[2] Among the social functions are: [...] celebrates the day of the first initiation given by Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrtijii.] [...] Phálguna. Spring Festival.]
[13] Let us return to our original topic. [...] course of his life, and he took initiation. That was the first spiritual initiation I ever imparted to anyone. And [...] Púrnima, has again returned.
[19] So before one gets initiation one may make a request before [...] iśt́a mantra, gets initiation, then he is to do as per rules. He need not pray for anything else, because he has gotten initiation.
[7] So, the initiation of a revolutionary change is not [...] tremendous wave of social progress.
[27] In human society there are many [...] Even after receiving spiritual initiation or receiving an education, they [...] not animals, will if they receive initiation carry on spiritual practices, [...] behave like intelligent people.
[28] Spiritual initiation and education will bring about [...] and civilization will be futile.
[23] By adding this mahávyáhrti [...] this mantra is called “Vedic initiation”. Later on, when the person gets [...] then that is called “Tantric initiation”.
[24] The Rgveda was considered the chief [...] its antiquity, but because Vedic initiation was more or less based on the [...] Atharvaveda should not be accepted.
[3] If a person contracts a disease caused by negative microvita before initiation and does dhyána sincerely after initiation, the disease will not spread but [...] dhyána at specific times.
[4] If a person contracts a disease caused by negative microvita after initiation, does dhyána perfectly [...] cauliflower, cabbage, turnip, etc.
[54] “Diikśá is the process of initiation. It brings about spiritual illumination [...] [mental reactive momenta].”
[42] “Diikśá and Initiation”. Discourse in English. Tape. [...] 11-12, June-July 1981. Re-edited.
[1] Voluntary fasting on certain days [...] Iishvara. Those who have received initiation into Ananda Marga Iishvara Prańidhána [...] and amávasyá days.
[9] Then how is that thirst to be quenched? [...] Buddha used the word Abhidhamma for initiation. It means “getting the way to Dharma.”
[4] We discover this truth at the beginning, [...] Vaedika diikśá [initiation]? Give us righteous intellect. [...] established in all-round perfection.
[28] Similarly, if the people of a particular [...] Marga, in the very first phase of initiation, a new member is taught to forget [...] rejects these narrow sentiments.
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[1] ÁCÁRYA or ÁCÁRYÁ. Spiritual teacher qualified to give initiation and teach all lessons of meditation. [...] of herbal and natural medicine.
[24] Spiritual practice is essential for human beings; and for spiritual practice initiation is necessary. And those human [...] from where their existence sprang.
[13] TANMÁTRATATTVA. The theory [...] spiritual teacher qualified to give initiation.
[1] What does the term “diikśá” [...] “diikśá” and the English word “initiation”, do not have quite the same meaning. [...] diikśá, the word “initiation” is generally, used. According [...] (exhaustion of saḿskaras).
[3] Diikśá is the process [...] any spiritual progress prior to initiation due to a lack of diipajiṋánam. [...] means “exhaustion”.
[6] But when this is the law, how does initiation lead to the exhaustion of ones [...] because He dearly loves His devotees.
[14] [By birth, everybody is a shúdra, [...] Brahma (through psycho-spiritual initiation), he or she becomes a bráhmańa.]
[1] In ancient times there were two recognized stages in the process of initiation. The first one was Vaedikii diikśá, that is, initiation as per the Vaedik [Vedic] school [...] diikśá, that is, initiation as per Tantra. The most important [...] Vaedikii diikśá.
[7] “By birth, everybody is a [...] animality”.) “And when one gets initiation, that is, Vaedikii diikśá [...] diikśá, that is, psycho-spiritual initiation, initiation in the realm of psycho-spirituality, the person becomes a Bráhmańa.”
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[15] And the second expression of Vidyámáyá [...] krpá through some medium he gets initiation. After being initiated he is to [...] about by hládinii shakti.
[1] Abhidhamma (Pali): “getting the way to Dharma”, spiritual initiation. Ácarya: “one [...] Maháyána Buddhism
[1] If it is not possible for anyone [...] and if such a person takes formal initiation in sannyása, he/she will [...] will not enforce any decision.
[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ f. Spiritual teacher qualified to give initiation and teach all lessons of meditation. [...] the tradition of Shaeva Tantra.
[1] ÁCÁRYA or ÁCÁRYÁ. Spiritual teacher qualified to give initiation and teach all lessons of meditation. [...] movements from the subtle to the crude.