Sanskrit

Avidya (Ignorance)

Avidya is a Sanskrit term meaning "ignorance" or "misunderstanding." In yoga and Indian philosophy, avidya refers to a fundamental lack of awareness or knowledge about the true nature of reality....

Sankalpa (Intention)

Sankalpa is a Sanskrit term meaning "intention" or "resolve." In yoga and Indian philosophy, sankalpa refers to a heartfelt commitment or intention formed in the mind and heart. It is...

Sangha (Spiritual Community)

Sangha is a Sanskrit term meaning "spiritual community" or "gathering." In yoga and Indian philosophy, sangha refers to a group of individuals who come together with shared spiritual or philosophical...

Kula (Tribe)

Kula is a Sanskrit term meaning "tribe," "family," or "community." In yoga, kula refers to the sense of connection and belonging among practitioners, often within a shared spiritual or practice-oriented...

Seva (Service)

Seva is a Sanskrit term meaning "service" or "selfless action." In yoga and Indian philosophy, seva represents the practice of offering help or service to others without expecting anything in...

Viparita (Reversed)

Viparita is a Sanskrit term meaning "reversed" or "inverted." In yoga, it is used to describe poses that involve reversing the natural orientation of the body, such as inversions or poses...