WHAT DOES योनियंत्र MEAN IN HINDI?
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Definition of योनियंत्र in the Hindi dictionary
Yoga oriented noun [NO YONYANT] Kamakhya, Gaya etc. Some A type of Buddha made in special pilgrimages The narrow path, about which it is famous that this route It turns out through, it gets salvation. योनियंत्र संज्ञा पुं० [सं० योनियन्त्र]
कामाक्षा, गया आदि कुछ
विशिष्ट तीर्थ स्थानों में बना हुआ एक प्रकार का बुहत ही
संकीर्ण मार्ग, जिसके विषय में यह प्रसिद्ध है कि जो इस मार्ग
से होकर निकल जाता है, उसका मोक्ष हो जाता है ।
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10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «योनियंत्र»
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The Woman's Dictionary of Symbols and Sacred Objects - Page 44
YONI YANTRA V Yoni Yanlra The Sanskrit word yantra means a meditation sign. Like a shorthand form of the mandala, it is intended to convey spiritual insight to those who sit still and contemplate it. This "yantra of the yoni" was one of the ...
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Roots of Tantra, The - Page 199
In the Tantra of Great Liberation, there are instructions for the construction of an altar that includes drawing a yoni yantra. A fire is lit outside the yantra and the s ̄adhaka (petitioner) is to: . . . take some fire in both palms, and wave it thrice in a ...
Katherine Anne Harper, Robert L. Brown, 2012
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Pāśupata Studies - Page 96
33 This yoni-nissarana-samkata is the same as yoni-sarnkata-nirgamana in the Visnusmr- ti 96.133, and possibly as yoni-yantra (restraint in the yoni) which is found in the Agnipurana (ASS 41) 369.27 (yoni-yantratah pidyamana), ...
Minoru Hara, Jun Takashima, 2002
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The Tantric Ritual of Japan: Feeding the Gods, the Shingon ... - Page 50
First the altar is prepared, which includes drawing the "Yoni Yantra." A fire is lit outside the yantra and, after setting aside a portion of the offerings for the eaters of raw meat (kravyadbhyah, the Raksasas), the practitioner is directed to ... take ...
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Light of Truht [i.e. Truth]: Or, An English Translation of ... - Page 392
The Chandrakoop—a well sacred to the moon — can talk. One who once passes through Yoni Yantra is never born again. By tying a thumra a man becomes great. As long as a man does not go to Hinglaj, however holy he may be, he is only ...
Swami Dayananda Sarasvati, Chiranjiva Bharadwaja, 1975
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Creating Mandalas - Page 140
The downward-pointing triangle is a symbol of the feminine because of its resemblance to the female pubic area. It is called the yoni yantra in Indian tradition, where it is a religious symbol representing the feminine principle as the source of all ...
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The Unpredictable Adventure: A Comedy of Woman's Independence
... Yoni Yantra or triangle was known as the Primordial Image representing the Great Mother as source of all life. Also, the formal symbol under which Shakti is worshiped; the dynamic or cosmic energy personified as the female consort, and ...
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The Best Guide to Eastern Philosophy and Religion - Page 284
Within the central circle, the five downward oriented triangles (yoni yantra) represent the feminine energy; the four upward thrusting figures (lingain yantra) represent the male force. Many other triangles are formed at the intersections of the ...
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Afro-Caribbean Poetry and Ritual - Page 193
Those who underwent this ceremony were styled 'twice-born.'” Geometrical symbol like the cross, the Yoni Yantra, “a Primordial Image representing the Great Mother of all life,” emblematized access to the cre- ative center. Triangular in form, it ...
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The Heroine's Journey: Woman's Quest for Wholeness
Woman's Quest for Wholeness Maureen Murdock. Greek meter is “mother.” De is the delta, or triangle, a female genital sign known as “the leter of the vulva” in the Greek sacred alphabet, as in India it was the Yoni Yantra, or yantra of the vulva.
