Samavesha - Entering Together


rudraśaktisamāveśas tat kṣetram bhāvanā parā |
anyathā tasya tattvasya kā pūjā kāś ca tṛpyati || 151 ||

samāveśa
sam-āveśa [p= 1162,3] [L=234616]
 entering together or at once , entering Cat.

comp.) RPra1t. Hariv.

MBh. Das3ar.

Va1rtt. on Pa1n2. Ka1s3.

Un2. i , 108 Sch.

(H2) m.
[L=234617]meeting , penetration , absorption into (
[L=234618]simultaneous occurrence , co-existence
[L=234619](in gram.) applying together , common applicability of a term
[L=234620]agreeing with , agreement

Pratyabhijna karika of Utpaldeva: basic text on Pratyabhijna ...: Volume 1
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Abhinavagupta was himself a born Yogin (Yoginibhu) who constantly practised Shaiva-samavesha in his life. ... For this reason even the value of Shaiva Yoga (Shaiva Samavesha) dealt with briefly in the Pratyabhijna Shastra cannot be ...
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R. K. Kaw

Meditation for the Love of It: Enjoying Your Own Deepest Experience
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... again, samadhi, the state of complete absorption; or samavesha (literally, “ sameness with divine Presence”), the state of merging into your own Consciousness. Of course, there are several levels of ...
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Sally Kempton

Hindu culture and personality: a psycho-analytic study
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The various disciplines taught to aspirants of different levels all end in the same way: ". . .the individual will be able to see the world with a higher vision and will get the samavesha (merging) of the supreme consciousness. ...
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Philip Spratt - 1966 - 400 pages - Snippet view

Secrets of kuṇḍalinī in Panchastavi
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 - 1978 - 245 pages - Snippet view
31 The state of perennial union with universal consciousness is described in the commentary on Pratyabhijna Hridayam thus: —"On the attainment of the bliss of consciousness, ie on the attainment of 'Samavesha' (contemplative experience ...
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Gopi Krishna


Yoga Journal - Mar 2008 - Page 96
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Easton is also teaming up with her husband, Scott Blossom, and a group of experts in the Tantric tradition to teach Samavesha Yoga, an approach that blends asana with philosophy, mantra, pranayama, and meditation. ...
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 samāveśana
sam-° āveśana [L=234621]
 entering , taking possession Sam2ska1rak.

A1PGr2. ??
(H3) n.
[L=234622]consummation of marriage ,
 sampraveśa
sam-praveśa [p= 1176,2] [L=236570]
 entering into together , complete entrance , going into (loc. or comp.) Ka1tyS3r. MBh. R.

gen.) MBh.


(H2) m.
[L=236571]place of entrance , place entered by (
saṃveśana
saṃ-° véśana [p= 1116,1] [L=226296]
(ī)n. causing to lie down TA1r.
saṃ-° véśana [L=226297]
 lying down RV. Gr2S3rS. BhP.
saṃ-° véśana [L=226298]
 entering , going in S3am2k.
saṃ-° véśana [L=226299]
 sexual union , coition Ka1tyS3r.
saṃ-° véśana [L=226300]
 a seat , bench L.


(H3) mf
(H3B) n.
(H3B) n.
(H3B) n.
(H3B) n.
saṃniveśa
saṃ-niveśa [p= 1147,2] [L=232112]
 entering or sitting down together , entrance into , settlement (acc. with √ kṛ or vi- √dhā , " to take up a position , settle down ") Ka1v. Sus3r.

ifc. " situated in or on ") Sus3r. Ka1lid. Va1s.

Ka1v. Katha1s.

W.

L.

Prasannar.

W.

Hcat.

MW.

» lakṣaṇa-s°)

Cat.

Ka1v. Pur. Sa1h.

tvaṣṭṛ and racanā) BhP.

Ragh. Uttarar. BhP.

W.
(H2) m.
[L=232113]seat , position , situation (
[L=232114]station , encampment , abode , place
[L=232115]vicinity
[L=232116]an open place or play-ground in or near a town (where people assemble for recreation)
[L=232117]assembling together , assembly , crowd
[L=232118]causing to enter , putting down together
[L=232119]insertion , inclusion
[L=232120]attachment to any pursuit
[L=232121]impression (of a mark ;
[L=232122]foundation (of a town)
[L=232123]putting together , fabrication , construction , composition , arrangement
[L=232124]Construction personified (as son of
[L=232125]form , figure , appearance
[L=232126]form of an asterism