bhakti
41bhakti-marga — |bəktē|märgə noun Etymology: Sanskrit bhaktimārga, from bhakti + mārga path, from mṛga deer, gazelle Hinduism : approach to salvation by way of ardent devotion to a deity compare karma marga * * * /buk ti mahr geuh/, n. Hinduism. See under marga …
42bhakti yoga — noun Etymology: Sanskrit bhaktiyoga, from bhakti + yoga : devotional yoga …
43bhakti — noun Etymology: Sanskrit, literally, portion Date: 1832 devotion to a deity constituting a way to salvation in Hinduism …
44bhakti — noun devotion to God …
45bhakti — (Skt., worship) The devotion due to God, the blessed one (Bhagavat ) …
46Bhakti — indischer Name, Bedeutung: Hingabe …
47bhakti — n. (Hinduism) loving and selfless devotion to a deity as means of achieving salvation …
48bhakti — In Buddhism, the devout, selfless direction of all tasks and activities of life to the service of one god; the adoration of a personalized deity. (pr. buh hock tee) …
49bhakti — (BUK tee) [Sanskrit: devotion] In Hinduism, personal devotion to a god in the hope of reaching enlightenment …
50bhakti — [ bʌkti] noun Hinduism devotional worship directed to one supreme deity, usually Vishnu or Shiva. Origin from Sanskrit …