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41Traditional African religion — Main article: Religion in Africa An early 20th century Igbo medicine man in Nigeria, West Africa. The traditional religions indigenous to Africa have, for most of their existence, been orally rather than scripturally transmitted.[1] …
42Mesmerized (Extol album) — For the similarly named System of a Down album, see Mezmerize (System of a Down album). Mesmerized Studio album by Extol Released November 2, 19 …
43Nadathur Ammal — is a SriVaishnava Acharya. Nadathur Ammal, considered a Lion in the midst of Elephants for his SriBashya ( Ramanuja s interpretation of the Brahma Sutras ) erudition is known to have showered motherly affection towards Perarulalan Lord… …
44Oar (album) — Oar Studio album by Skip Spence Released May 19, 1969 …
45Anasuya Foundation — (est. 1975) The Anasuya Foundation (also known as the Tripura Yoga Foundation) was created in 1975. It was a response to a revelation of Lord Dattatreya that Swami Punitachariji received while meditat ing on Mount Girnar in Gujarat state. Lord …
46Kabir — (c. 15th century) medieval Hindi saint poet Kabir, a poor, illiterate man, was one of the great saint poets of northern India. He is revered by Muslims, Hindus, and Sikhs, although his work includes much social and religious criticism of… …
47“Wichita Vortex Sutra” — by Allen Ginsberg (1968) Written during a 1966 poetry reading tour of Kansas that was financed with a Guggenheim grant, “Wichita Vortex Sutra” is arguably allen ginsberg’s most well known antiwar poem, written in response to the Vietnam War.… …
48mantra — [ mantrə] noun 1》 (originally in Hinduism and Buddhism) a word or sound repeated to aid concentration in meditation. 2》 a Vedic hymn. 3》 a statement or slogan repeated frequently. Derivatives mantric adjective Origin C18: Sanskrit, lit.… …
49mantra — /ˈmæntrə / (say mantruh) noun a word, phrase or verse intoned, often repetitively, as a sacred formula in Hinduism and Mahayana Buddhism, designed to focus the mind. Also, mantram. {Hindi (from Sanskrit) mantra} –mantric, adjective …
50om — /ɒm/ (say om) noun 1. a mantric syllable indicating the supreme principle, used in mystical contemplation of ultimate reality, as in yoga. 2. a mystic name for the trinity of the chief Hindu gods, Brahman, Shiva and Vishnu. 3. the symbol for this …
