Adi
आदि
ādi
First or eternal
Word | Sanskrit | IAST | In General | Veda | Purana | |
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Adi Lakshmi | आदि लक्ष्मी | ādi lakṣmī | One of the eight form of Ma Lakshmi. Adi Lakshmi - Wealth of endless prosperity. Goddess of no... | Read More | ||
Adi Parashakti | आदि पराशक्ति | ādi parāśakti | See: Parashakti | Read More | ||
Adi Sankara | आदि शङ्कर | ādi śaṃkara | Adi Sankara was a great philosopher and Hindu Dharma revivalist. He is the most eminent... | Sankara wrote commentaries on 10 Upanishad and promoted the Upanishadic religion for the... | Read More | |
Adi Upapurana | आदि उपपुराण | ādi upapurāṇa | Adi Upapurana focus on the life of Sri Krisna | Read More | ||
Adikavi | आदिकवि | ādikavi | Ramayana is considered to be the first literary work in the world and hence it is called the... | Read More | ||
Adikavya | आदिकाव्य | ādikāvya | Ramayana is considered to be the first literary work in the world and hence it is called the... | once while returning from the river Tamasa Valmiki witnessed a hunter shooting down one... | Read More | |
Adipurana | आदिपुराण | ādipurāṇa | Adipurana is a 9th century Sanskrit poem composed by Jinasena, a Digambara monk. It deals with... | Adipurana has got a second part called as Uttara Purana written by Gunabhadra, the disciple of... | Read More | |
Adisesha | आदिशेष | ādiŚeṣa | Adisesha is a thousand headed divine Sarpa (Serpent) who takes the whole Universe in his hoods.... | Visnu pervade everywhere and is Ananda, the bliss. Ananthasayanam and such ideas were adopted from... | Ananta is a son of Katyapa Prajapati in his wife Kadru. Adisesha also takes an earthly life... | Read More |
Adishakti | आदिशक्ति | adiśakti | Adishakti or Adi Parasakti refers to the Primal Power of Mother goddess. | Read More | ||
Aditi | अदिति | aditi | Aditi is the mother of Devas and Adityas. Veda uses the word for pure consciousness of infinite... | Aditi is self luminous and that is the mother of divine things. As the infinite she gives birth to... | Prajapati Daksha gave his thirteen daughters, Aditi, Diti, Kadru, Danu, Arishta, Surasa,... | Read More |