Sahaja — Samadhi

Innate, primordial, higher nature.

The concept of sahaja is found in many sampradayas: among Nathas, Vaishnavas, Buddhists, Jains, and in a certain form among Indian Sufis. The methods of practicing sahaja in different schools are different, but at the level of living a full-fledged experience, they are interrelated.

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Natural, spontaneous, innate bliss (ananda).

It is one of the four types of bliss symbolized by the petals of the muladhara-chakra: paramananda (supreme bliss), sahajananda (innate bliss), virananda (heroic bliss arising from the control of strong feelings) and yogananda (bliss of union with the Absolute arising from the practice of samyama).

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A type of hymn that lists one thousand (one thousand and eight) names of the main deity. Sahasranamas are used both in individual contemplative practice and as part of a puja performed at home or in a temple.  → Подробнее...

Sahasrara-chakra (or akasha-chakra) – psycho-energetic center of the subtle body, which is situated in the area of ​​ crown of the head.

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"in conjunction with", "related to", "combined with something".  All breathing exercises in yoga – pranayamas – are called "sahita", i.e. associated with inhalation and exhalation. Similarly, kumbhakas performed after inhalation or exhalation are called "sahita".  → Подробнее...

consisting of parts;

owning the components;

all, whole, entire, everything.

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 "direct or intuitive perception", "realization", "knowledge"  → Подробнее...

Salayatana (Pali "six spheres") – in Buddhism, the entire sensory experience is described as a union of the six senses and their six spheres.

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"the same, equal"

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Achieving one's true "Self", a state of wholeness, full realization.

A state of deep trance, when the boundaries between the object, the subject and their sambandhana (relationship) disappear. 

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